Faithless Announce Eighth Album, Share New Single ‘Find A Way’
This is the UK act’s first album since the passing of vocalist Maxi Jazz in 2022.
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UK electronic group Faithless is gearing up for the release of their hotly anticipated eighth album, Champion Sound.
The album will be Faithless’ first since the passing of vocalist Maxi Jazz in 2022 and follows 2020s All Blessed – an album The Times called “cool and soulful spiritual trance.”
Although no release date has been revealed, Faithless has shared the album’s first single, ‘Find a Way’. The track is a euphoric house tune featuring acclaimed poet Suli Breaks on vocals.
You can give ‘Find a Way’ a listen below.
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Faithless teased new music was coming back in April when they took to Instagram to share a message with their fans.
“As many of you have noticed, we’re back…Some shows have already been announced but we couldn’t start the summer without a little personal note. Maxi died just over a year ago and obviously we miss him every day. Thank you all for all of your kind words of support over this last year. It has really, really meant a lot.
“In the meantime, we never stopped (couldn’t stop, never wanted to stop!) making music. Even during Maxi’s long illness we recorded and released ‘All Blessed’ and now finally, 8 years after our last live performance, we are returning to festival stages across the summer and are planning some of our own shows later this year…”
The release of ‘Find a Way’ comes after Faithless took to the stage at Glastonbury Festival with an epic set a few weeks back. You can keep up to date with everything Faithless by following them here.
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