Tiko Disko

Tiko Disko Bringing you the best of Asian funk, sultry disco, and AOR..also known as Jizz Funk & Jacuzzi Soul!

The brainchild of Sir Chico Montagut & Tiko Jackson (aka KiDG), Tiko Disko was conjured up to revisit the glory days of Asian funk, sultry disco & adult-oriented rock. Re-labeled as 'Jizz Funk & Jacuzzi Soul', the music from Tiko Disko will bring you back to a time of uninhibited free love and guilty pleasures, where the cocktail soul of kitschy tea-dances rubbed alongside the psychedelic funk coming from the Asian Agogo bars. This is the stuff you’d find in bargain bins or at the back of your dad’s record collection, music that's been misunderstood and marginalized for decades. But now it's time to give these good old dirty tunes the love they deserve, and you’ll never be shy to admit to liking them ever again.

Found out today that the photo for Beyond’s debut LP in 1987 was taken at Singapore’s Holiday Inn Park View Hotel. Who k...
27/08/2026

Found out today that the photo for Beyond’s debut LP in 1987 was taken at Singapore’s Holiday Inn Park View Hotel. Who knew? 😁

02/07/2026

Remembering the legendary 羅文 Roman Tam (1945-2002), HK’s q***r idol and pop star.

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***rhistory #羅文

27/05/2026

“You’re just an accountant. You dunno music!”
“Watch me…”

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シティポップの名曲「プラスティック・ラブ」を電卓で演奏してみた！

28/04/2026

Some great funky chops lifted off these Chinese albums, as selected by

1. The Stylers - ぶ道 1971 (Singapore)
2. 徐小鳳 Paula Tsui - 迷魂酒 1970 (Hong Kong)
3. 徐小鳳 Paula Tsui - 今夜你不要走1973 (Hong Kong)
4. 張小英 Zhang Siao Ying - 我不能沒有信心 1974 (Singapore)
5. 黃清元 Huang Qing Yuan - 萝裡重逢 1968 (Singapore)
6. The Stylers - 臉兒紅，心兒笑 1970 (Singapore)
7. 趙曉君 Lily Chao - 梨山痴情花 1971 (Taiwan)
8. 楊燕 Yang Yan - X+Y=Love 1971 (Taiwan)
9. 森森 Sum Sum - 水隔天涯 1969 (Hong Kong)
10. 徐小鳳 Paula Tsui - 我心碎了 1971 (Hong Kong)

10/04/2026

Throwback to 1985, when Ryuichi Sakamoto visited Bali, soaking up the vibes and the spirit before tourism changed the place.

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26/03/2026

Tiko Disko runs deep in Thailand. Even their soldiers are good at it!

24/03/2026

It’s quite common back then for Japanese artistes to cover western pop during the 80s. Here you have Japanese duo BaBe covering Bananarama’s “Love In The First Degree”.

22/03/2026

The story of Sally Yeh 葉倩文

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