Orchid - Techno ValenciaThe mysterious Orchid joins Multi Culti with a vibrant homage to the golden era of Spanish trance, infused with dewy drops of glowing Balearic beauty. Firmly believing that musical innovation is now a relic of the past., Orchid looks back and resurrects a sense fun and passion so often lacking in the realm of contemporary business techno and commercial dance. Living in isolation in a far off nation which never kissed by a proper psychedelic movement,

was a man of many talents who could not only write a great tune but also novels

which finally does justice to the progressive spirit of the music you can find here

on Bad Boy Records and Arista Records

reissued here for the first time ever on 7 inch vinyl

Gina Breeze & Asa Tate put their own imitable stamps on the back catalog of label head’s own Semi Delicious back catalog

big production

A1 Acceptance Is The Key A2 Love It In The Sun A3 You Are Loved A4 Echo Lake B1 What Kind Of World (Single Edit) B2 Believe In Yourself B3 Second Class Citizen B4 O Afrika (Single Edit) B5 One Day

His first single from 1973 was a wonderful mid-tempo number entitled "Finders Aren't Always Keepers" flipped with "Do That To Me"It gained National distribution and had some good success

and Archie Williams Jr on guitar

"The next official reissue oozes the feelgood factor

The so-called 'green heart' of the Netherlands

Accompanying their house sound is a splendid artwork done by the labels comrade Schnubbzer