French Electronic Duo Faul & Wad Drop Their Debut Album

Paris-based house music producers Faul & Wad continue to push the frontiers of electronic music with their debut album ‘Therapy,’ encasing folds of Afro house, Latin house, and a host of their musical influences.

It has been over a decade since Faul & Wad released their chart-topping and cross-country platinum-status-achieving track ‘Changes,’ featuring PNAU. Since then, the tropical/progressive house connoisseurs have collaborated with internationally acclaimed DJs, opened for the likes of David Guetta, performed alongside countrymen Joachim Garraud and Martin Solveig, and stamped their presence at some of the most iconic venues and stages worldwide.

February 28, 2025, finally saw the release of their long-awaited and highly anticipated debut album to the delight of their two million strong monthly listeners and strong global fanbase. ‘Therapy’ stacks up a dozen tracks, each echoing moments of happiness, nostalgia, reflection, and euphoria.

Wedged in are collaborations with German DJ MOKABY (‘Can’t Be Right’), 4Rain and singer Anlly Marín (‘Flores Blancas’), Saint Lanvain (‘Lighting Up’), duo Dubdogz (‘The Way You Lie’), and pop singer James Hersey (‘What Are You Waiting’), to name a few. The lead single and title track haul in pop singer JUSTN X, assembling his dance-pop style vocals over a bouncy tropical house theme.

“We wanted this album to feel like us. We explored different genres and followed what felt right in the moment, ensuring that every track is unique and authentic,” Faul & Wad stated via press release. “Music is therapy for a lot of people. It has this magic, this ability to transport you, to change your reality, even if just for the length of a song.”

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