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Flight Facilities

Flight Facilities, the Australian electronic producer duo composed of Hugo Gruzman and James Lyell, has long been creating sonic waves in the world of electronic music. Their debut album, 'Down to Earth,' released in 2014, featured collaborations with prominent artists such as Kylie Minogue and Reggie Watts, elevating their recognisability globally. Their rather unexpected impact on the industry became more relevant when they chose to unveil their identity in their video "Crave You", previously having the audiences guessing who they really were, a clever trick that garnered an aura of curiosity around them.

Their music videos seem like mini-films, and they've crafted a signature style that encompasses vintage vibes with a contemporary twist. "Crave You," for example, mirrors the beats of the track with sequences from a 1980s movie, giving a cinematic experience that perfectly aligns with the rhythm. "Foreign Language" is another masterpiece which is basically a nostalgic trip back to the 80s, packed with synchronized dance moves, pool parties and bright outfits. Yet another, "Clair De Lune," features a 7-minute narrative-driven video, unconventional for a music video, demonstrating their commitment to blending auditory and visual storytelling. An amusing fact is that, throughout these videos, Flight Facilities prefers not to appear distinctly, relishing the role of elusive DJs that add a punch of mystery to their brand.

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