Faul & Wad Finally Release Their Debut Album Therapy

After months of anticipation, Faul & Wad have finally unveiled Therapy, an album that takes listeners on a deeply personal and dancefloor-ready journey.

Building on their international success with the platinum-certified hit “Changes” (with PNAU), the duo explores Afro and Latin House influences, delivering an eclectic yet cohesive project. With standout tracks like “Sauti” (with Francis Mercier) and “Flores Blancas,” the album has already made waves before its full release.

The French duo has made a name for themselves by blending organic grooves with emotive melodies, and Therapy is the next evolution of their artistry. The album moves effortlessly from deep, percussive rhythms to melodic and uplifting moments, making it a well-rounded experience for listeners. Each track tells a story, reflecting their journey through music and their passion for creating transformative experiences on the dancefloor.

Fans of melodic, organic grooves won’t want to miss this. Whether you’re a longtime follower or discovering them for the first time, Therapy showcases why Faul & Wad continue to make waves in the electronic music scene.

You can check out the new album here

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