Who is Flight Facilities?

Flight Facilities is an Australian electronic music duo composed of Hugo Gruzman and James Lyell. The two producers, both from Sydney, first came together in 2008 when they were separately requested to remix a track by the band Cut Copy. After the release, the two decided to come together and form Flight Facilities.

What kind of music do they make?

Flight Facilities’ sound is a combination of different genres such as house, electro, disco and nu-disco. Their first album, “Down to Earth”, was released in 2014 and it featured a mix of original songs, remixes and collaborations with other artists such as Emma Louise and Christine Hoberg. Their second album “The Return Flight” was released in 2019 and it featured collaborations with Olivia Neal and others.

Where do they perform?

Flight Facilities have performed at various festivals around the world such as Splendour in the Grass in Australia, Snowbombing in Austria, SXSW in the US and Exit Festival in Serbia. They have also headlined several club nights around Europe and North America.

What is their most popular song?

Flight Facilities’ most popular song is “Clair de Lune”, which features vocals from Christine Hoberg. The song reached number one on the Australian ARIA club chart in 2013 and has since been streamed over 104 million times on Spotify. It has also been featured in numerous films and TV shows including Netflix’s “Orange Is The New Black”.}