Sultan of the Disco is a South Korean funk and disco band known for their vibrant and eclectic take on the genres reminiscent of the 1970s and 1980s golden era of disco music. The group's funky rhythms, elaborate stage performances, and retro styling have distinguished them in the contemporary music scene, garnering a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim.

Their album "The Golden Age" pays homage to the glittery days of disco, with tracks that feature a seamless blend of old-school funk grooves with modern sensibilities. The follow-up release, "The Golden Age Revisited", demonstrates the band's commitment to refining their sound while exploring new avenues within their established aesthetic. Singles like "Easy Listening for Love" and "SQ (We Don't Need No EQ IQ)" showcase Sultan of the Disco's signature sound, combining infectious beats with humorous lyrics and an energetic delivery. Collaborations with artists such as SUMIN on "The Slide" and Black Nut on "Weh eh eh eh eh" exemplify the band's versatility and willingness to experiment outside traditional disco boundaries. The track "Aliens", along with other releases, solidifies Sultan of the Disco as frontrunners in bringing the disco-funk revival to a 21st century audience.