Where to Start with Faithless
Five songs in the right order show you why Faithless changed dance music, no homework required.
Five songs in the right order show you why Faithless changed dance music, no homework required.
Faithless brought in outside voices sparingly, but when they did, it was always because it counted.
Five records that turned house music into something spiritual, led by the Mixmag number-five dance song of all time.
London band who built euphoric dance music that moves your chest, not just your feet, led by Maxi Jazz's voice.
From the number 4 UK hit to the deep cuts that reward close listening: Gorgon City's essential moments.
Start with "React" and follow where Switch Disco take you. Three tracks, three sides of the same story.
Begin with the 2014 chart hit. Then the albums where Kye Gibbon and Matt Robson-Scott showed their full range.
Two British producers transformed a '90s piano riff into a 2023 phenomenon that changed how people hear dance music.
Calvin Harris sits between dance clubs and pop radio, and these four tracks show exactly why that matters.
Bruce Fielder makes tropical house that sounds effortless. There's proper craft underneath the warmth.
One piano riff from the '90s became the foundation for a track that proved dance music could still change the culture.