Markey Funk/Radio Trip/Left "Delights vs. Audio Montage" (APDLT006) - Limited edition 7''

After 5 successful releases and 3 years of silence, Delights comes back to life as Markey Funk’s independent label. And to start the new journey, Markey is closing the circle by paying respect to the label’s birthplace, Audio Montage, with a double-sided psych-funk banger.

Side A is a highly acclaimed remix of Radio Trip’s sampladelic b-boy classic “Computers Singing”, previously available only in digital and CD format. Produced around the same time, as Markey’s debut album “(forgot the word)” was completed, this was his first step into the new territory. Largely inspired by the wild side of Tropicalia, the tune gets more and more crazy – from head-swirling fuzzed-out organ, to nearly epileptic guitar solo, without losing its floor-rocking groove.

Side B is a remix of a track by the power duo Left, taken from the band’s second album. With its deep bass line, heavy broken drums and ghostly electronics, this tune set the direction, further followed by Markey on his sophomore album “Instinct”.

The two sides of this 7″ represent two ends of a 6-year period of sound exploration of psychedelic grooves. Two duos: the Audio Montage’s founding fathers on one side, and the label’s youngest artists – on the other, also mark the two ends of the label’s narrative. Every end is a new beginning, and for Delights, this is an exciting one.