About this item

In celebration of Pride Month, Dark Entries is reissuing Kinga's sultry 1988 synth-pop delight, Sexy Boy. Calgary's Tomas Fussey is the man behind Kinga, a project that embraces androgyny and nightlife flair and is inspired by gender-fluid icons of the 80s, such as Boy George and Janet Jackson, and fuelled by a love of disco and synth-pop. 'Elevator Operator' and the now-iconic B-side 'Sexy Boy' gained unexpected radio play despite its bold style, while a 1989 remix brought slick production, though it didn't hit commercially. Today, its deep grooves feel more relevant than ever and this version features five mixes, original artwork, liner notes, and a vintage press photo of the glamorous, genre-defying Kinga.

STAFF COMMENTS

Barry says: It's all there, snappy reverb-laiden percussion and throbbing digital bass, Tine-rich digital keys and huge new romantic vocals. Nice to have the dub and the alt. mixes too. Lovely stuff.

TRACK LISTING

"Sexy Boy" (Late Night Dance Mix)
"Sexy Boy" (Dub)
"Sexy Boy" (7' Mix)
"Sexy Boy" (7' Mix Edit)
"Sexy Boy" (TV Mix)