Faithless

Faithless is the most successful of the many brainchildren of British production duo Rollo & Sister Bliss. In the early nineties, they had a hand in a dozen dance projects, among which, for example, was the anonymous Felix who made a splash. By the middle of the decade, tired of the leapfrog, the producers decided to start a permanent band for themselves, and they paid off. Faithless have pushed far beyond the club scene, not least thanks to the successful use of vocals in combination with dance arrangements. The permanent vocalist of the group was Maxi Jazz, who not so much sang as performed recitative lyrics, sometimes full of planetary pathos ("God is a DJ"), then acutely social ("Mass Destruction"). The female vocals in the group were initially performed by sister Rollo Dido, who became a big pop star four years later, and then, in 1996, she was still an aspiring singer. After Daido concentrated on solo work, Pauline Taylor was nominated for the role of vocalist, but the group did not shy away from inviting other voices from outside.
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