Fabric 25 cover

Fabric 25

Carl Craig · 2005

73 min · 18 tracks · house · techno

A deep sonic voyage through mesmerizing house rhythms and intricate techno layers that captivate the dancefloor.

Why this album works

'Fabric 25' is notable for its exploration of house music's depth and complexity, receiving praise from critics and fans alike. It contributed to the ongoing evolution of the Fabric series, which became a cornerstone of electronic music culture, particularly in London during the mid-2000s.
Best for
deep sonic voyage through rhythms dynamic journey with energetic peaks for dancefloor immersion
Context
By the time 'Fabric 25' was released in November 2005, Carl Craig was already an established figure in the Detroit techno scene, known for his innovative production techniques. This album marked his contribution to the acclaimed Fabric mix series, following his previous works such as 'More Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art' (2004). The mix showcased Craig's ability to blend diverse influences while maintaining a cohesive narrative throughout.
Stylistic neighbors
Flo Rida· David Guetta· will.i.am

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Wait (The Whisper Song) Standout 2:29
  • 2 Angel (Caya dub) 3:50
  • 3 Sweat Standout 4:34
  • 4 Bar A Thym 5:42
  • 5 Love2Love (Phlash edit) 3:33
  • 6 Jupita (Stereotyp remix) 4:27
  • 7 The Journey 2:17
  • 8 Imbalaye 2:17
  • 9 Most Precious Love (DF Future 3000 instrumental) Standout 5:46
  • 10 The Panther (Rubber re‐edit) 4:33
  • 11 3rd Movement 4:03
  • 12 Good God 5:12
  • 13 Alive 4:25
  • 14 Limit 4:40
  • 15 Energize 4:46
  • 16 Crushing 2:12
  • 17 Darkness (Max mix) 4:34
  • 18 Blade Dancer (Dixon edit) 3:45

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