St. Augustine, FL

Funkharp

Indie blues/rock with a mix of traditions and innovations.

Four Funkharp members on a yellow locomotive under a blue sky.
Four Funkharp members standing in the doorway of a yellow and black rail car.
The four members of Funkharp on a small carpeted stage in a neon-lit lounge: one singing and playing guitar beside a keyboard, one at the drums, one on bass and one standing at a synth.
Four Funkharp members relaxing in a recording studio, three smiling on a leather couch and one kneeling behind a keyboard, with guitars on the wall and a mixing console behind them.
A harmonica with the word funkharp written across the metal cover, sitting on piano keys in front of a Shure microphone.

I try to take indie music back to the roots of blues and rock. I'll play any instrument I can get my hands on, but people always remember the harmonica. They call it a bluesharp. But I don't know if that's how I play it; maybe it's more like a 'funkharp'.

Joseph Randle, Singer/Songwriter

The band

Who's on stage.

Through the years, Funkharp (the band) has always been a collective of varying musicians contributing new and unique textures to the songs of Funkharp (the man — Joseph Randle).

This ever-evolving consortium is not only a motley palette of colors in the recording studio, but a rife well of ideas that informs every performance of songs both old and new.

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A colored-pencil drawing of Funkharp in their practice room: bass on the left, drums in back, Joseph on a blue electric guitar in the middle and keys on the right, under a string of lights hung with Polaroids.
Funkharp logo sticker

Between songs.

Over the years

Everyone who rode with us.

Some of the players who brought their own colors to the songs, and left their passes on the case.

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Shows

Come hear it loud.

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