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New Funk, Soul, RnB & Disco Releases

Funk, soul, R&B & disco: new vinyl releases that make turntables groove

Why do these four genres reign supreme on vinyl?

Hard-hitting funk, deep soul, sensual R&B and dancefloor-ready disco share a common DNA of hypnotic basslines, tight drumming and sophisticated arrangements, qualities the analog groove reproduces with unmatched organic fidelity. Today's producers understand this perfectly and pay special attention to vinyl mastering, delivering dynamics and warmth that transcend digital listening. From raw funk 45s to lavish disco double LPs, the format diversity will delight the most eclectic collectors.

Must-hear artists and recent releases you can't miss

The soul-funk revival owes much to figures like Anderson .Paak, whose album Malibu remains a touchstone, the duo Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak) with their masterful homage to the Seventies, and Thundercat with his psychedelic funk-jazz explorations. On the disco and R&B front, Jessie Ware (That! Feels Good!), Jungle, Dabeull and L'Impératrice deliver records built for dancing and built for vinyl. Labels like Daptone, Big Crown, Colemine and Stones Throw remain essential tastemakers, while reissues of D'Angelo, Sade, Prince and Earth, Wind & Fire keep appearing on shelves. To hunt down the best deal among this wealth of releases, a price comparator like Vinyles.com lets you scan multiple merchants in a single glance.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of records can I find in the New Funk, Soul, R&B & Disco category?
This category gathers recent vinyl releases, brand-new studio albums, remastered reissues, anniversary pressings and limited editions, spanning funk, soul, R&B and disco. You'll find contemporary artists alongside freshly revisited classics in carefully remastered editions.
Does Vinyles.com sell the records directly?
No, Vinyles.com is a price comparator, not a seller. We aggregate offers from several partner merchant sites, allowing you to compare prices in one place before redirecting you to the seller of your choice. All sales conditions, shipping and record grading are the sole responsibility of the selected merchant.
Should I go for a new pressing or an original edition for these genres?
It depends on your collecting ethos. Recent new pressings often deliver flawless sound quality and extras (booklets, colored vinyl), while original 70s and 80s editions carry historical value and inimitable sonic patina. Current reissues from labels like Daptone or Colemine are generally outstanding and make a perfect entry point.