What makes Number 1 by Goldfrapp notable?

The single reached notable chart positions, peaking at number 8 on the UK Singles Chart, and contributed to Goldfrapp's recognition as a leading force in the electronic music scene. Additionally, its remix by Alan Braxe and Fred Falke highlighted the growing trend of blending house and pop elements, influencing later artists in the genre. Released in early 2005, 'Number 1' came during Goldfrapp's peak following their critically acclaimed album 'Supernature' (2005). This single showcased their continued evolution in sound, firmly establishing their reputation within the electronica genre as they explored more mainstream appeal.

How many songs are on Number 1?

Number 1 has 2 tracks, running approximately 11 minutes.

Number 1

Goldfrapp · 2005

11 min · 2 tracks · electronica

A pulsating blend of disco-infused electronica and sultry vocals that invites listeners to dance with abandon.

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Number 1 (Alan Braxe & Fred Falke main remix) — This remix transforms the original into an infectious dance anthem that encapsulates the essence of early 2000s electronic pop, making it a staple in club playlists.
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Ooh La La (live) — The live version of this track captures the raw energy and charisma of Goldfrapp's stage presence, showcasing their ability to engage audiences through dynamic performances.

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — Established Goldfrapp's reputation in the electronic scene after 'Supernature'.
Themes: disco-infused nightlife· early 2000s dance culture
Career context: Released in early 2005, 'Number 1' came during Goldfrapp's peak following their critically acclaimed album 'Supernature' (2005). This single showcased their continued evolution in sound, firmly establishing their reputation within the electronica genre as they explored more mainstream appeal.
Stylistic neighbors: Bat for Lashes· Little Boots· Lana Del Rey