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All my stuff together - remixes, productions and single tunes, put in backwards chronological order.

All in one

funky shit

Get Up Sequences Part Two

Getting to Know (All The Ways We're Wrong for Each Other)

Look Away, Look Away

Stay and Ask Me In a Different Way

The Me Frequency

Thunder, Lightning, Strike Remixed

We Just Won't Be Defeated (CV Vision Remix)

My exploration into haunted psychedelic grooves.

Written by Jon Kennedy
Arranged and produced by Markey Funk

Taken from "Corporeal Remixed Part 2"



Jon Kennedy - Flow (Séance Remix By Markey Funk)

This remix is one of the first productions I did since completing my album "Instinct", so it has plenty of similar references. Yet, with it I was already exploring some new territories within the world of haunted groove music. Based on the song's title, I imagined one of the main streets of Tel Aviv in its darkest and emptiest hours. A kind of contrast, full of urban demons, to the image of the "city without a break".


Written by Hila Ruach;
Produced and arranged by Markey Funk for Agitação Popular, January 2016;
Available on "Rofaa Bamaarav PIMPED!".

Rofaa Bamaarav PIMPED!

Hila Ruach - Allenby (4AM Remix By Markey Funk)

I've known Ryskinder for nearly a decade, and we even tried to collaborate, so when he asked me to do a remix, it was a special challenge. Around the same time I was watching various vampire films by Jean Rollin, so it very much inspired me to take the remix in a horror direction.

You can purchase this track or the whole remixes album (including The Models, Acute, KSR, and more) via Bandcamp.  All the profits from this release will go to "Doctors without Borders" organization.

Ryskinder Remixim

Ryskinder - Shalosh Nekudot (Shiver Remix By Markey Funk)

Released as part of the Collaborations EP on Luminus Music.

Grouch - Reverse Entropy (Hedflux remix)

Ever since CRuNCH 22 introduced "Cairo" in their live shows, it became one of my favourite numbers in their repertoire. Once given a chance, I set on a mission of taking the band's simple tight groove on a mind-melting trip. Like with my every previous remix, this was a chance to expand my palette and try new ideas. The real challenge here, however, was to build a larger new sonic world on top of recording that was already very full (even though it's just drums, keys and turntables). The result is an explosive mixture of a lot of stuff that I've been into recently - a long and trippy sound exploration journey, squeezed into four and a half minutes.


Written by CRuNCH 22;
Produced and arranged by Markey Funk for Agitação Popular, February 2018;
Mix assistant - Tomer Baruch;
Available on "Lush Flush" EP, Todres Records, 2018.

Lush Flush

CRuNCH 22 - Cairo (Zoomer Remix By Markey Funk)

Don't wait
Don't wait
Don't wait for the good times to come,
we got em right here
and we're on the run...
don't wait.

Original by J.J. Cale

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Warp9 - Don't Wait for the Good Times

Remix of the Desert Dwellers track by Temple STep Project



New Generations (Temple STep Project Remix)

jpod - Slapstick (Warp9 Fuzzy Bass Remix)   -   approved by the Beat Chef himself!

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JPod - Slapstick (Warp9 Remix)

Written and performed by Men of North Country.

Remixed, rearranged and produced by Markey Funk at Nowhere Studio, July, 2012.

An Agitação Popular production.

Original version available on “The North" LP (Acid Jazz, 2012).

When Men of North Country offered me to remix one of their songs, my choice of the tune and  direction was almost immediate - it was all in the title. Right about that time I was watching first seasons of the cult 1970's sci-fi TV-series - "The Tomorrow People", so all the ideas connected together very naturally. Taking the series' classic title theme by  Dudley Simpson as a reference, I decided to combine "old" and "new" types of arrangement, putting together symphonic and electronic elements with additional hints of cinematic psychedelia.

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Men of North Country - People of Tomorrow (The Visitor Remix by Markey Funk)

Jerusalem-based musician/producer/DJ/turntablist/crate-digger and music archivist, Markey Funk is a staple of the Israeli groove scene. Starting off as a Hip-Hop and Funk DJ, Markey's musical palette has grown constantly wider and deeper throughout the years, embracing everything between Folk, Psychedelia, Early Electronic and Library music from around the world. While being famous for his explosive Soul-Funk-Psych-Groove DJ-sets, he’s also known as a freak of the 1960′s style, cinema and counter-culture. Besides collecting records and playing them for happy audiences, Markey has been writing and producing his own music for more than a decade: from hip hop beats, through fully sample-based debut album, to remixes for a wide variety of local artists. Recent years also saw his first globally distributed releases on vinyl: sitar-beat 7inch single under the moniker Les Hippies and the concept space-age groove full-length album "The Mystery of Mordy Laye", based on unfinished recordings by an anonymous local band from the late 1970's.