Where to Start with Felix Jaehn
Press play on the track that changed dance music in 2006, then follow the path that explains why.
Start here: Cheerleader
'Cheerleader' is the non-negotiable entry point. Felix's remix of OMI's original is the record that put him on the map. Number one in 55+ countries, six weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100. It's the clearest example of his tropical house sound, and everything else clicks into place once you know this one. Still a wedding dancefloor staple.
Then: Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)
Once 'Cheerleader' has you hooked, this is the natural next step. It's Felix's own production rather than a remix, with Jasmine Thompson's vocal carrying it to number one in 36 countries. It proves he could write originals as strong as the remix that made his name.
Branch out into the range
'No Therapy' with Nea and Bryn Christopher leans deeper and more soulful than the tropical peak. 'Book of Love' with Polina is more pop-melodic. Hear both and you've got a proper sense of what he does outside the one big hit.
The albums come after
Once the singles have their hooks in you, the albums are the next step. I (2018), Breathe (2021), and NAGTTB+ (2025) each mark a different stage of his sound, moving on from the tropical house wave while keeping that same warmth and pop sensibility.