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Facelift (album)
Facelift is the 1990 debut album by Seattle band Alice in Chains, produced by Dave Jerden on Columbia. It peaked at No. 42 on the Billboard 200 and was the first grunge album certified gold by the RIAA.
Faces (band)
Faces: English rock band formed in London in 1969 (also known as the Small Faces/Faces), by Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan with Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood; four 1970-1973 albums, split 1975, Rock Hall 2012.
Faces (mixtape)
Faces is the eleventh mixtape by American rapper Mac Miller, self-released free on Mother's Day, May 11, 2014, with 24 tracks mostly produced as Larry Fisherman; reissued on streaming and vinyl in 2021, debuting at number three on the Billboard 200.
Fach
Fach (plural Fächer; Stimmfach) is the German opera voice-classification system grouping singers and roles into categories like dramatic soprano or Heldentenor by tessitura, timbre, weight, and passaggio, codified in Kloiber's Handbuch der Oper.
Factory Records
Factory Records, formally Factory Communications Limited, was a Manchester independent record label founded by Tony Wilson and Alan Erasmus in 1978, home to Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays and The Durutti Column, operator of the Haçienda, and bankrupt in November 1992.
Factory Records discography
Factory Records discography: the FAC 1–511 catalogue of the Manchester label founded 1978 by Tony Wilson and Alan Erasmus, home of Joy Division, New Order, and The Durutti Column, with prefixes FAC, FACT, FACD, and overseas imprints, ending in the November 1992 collapse.
Facts (Tom MacDonald song)
"Facts" is a January 26, 2024 single by Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald featuring conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, his rap debut. It hit No. 1 on iTunes, No. 16 on the Hot 100, and topped Billboard's Rap Digital Song Sales chart.
Fadaei
Fadaei (فدایی), stage name of Ashkan Fadaei, is an Iranian protest rapper and Moltafet member based in Paris. Known for Iran Iran, albums Adl (2012), Hagh (2022), Rend (2026), and feuds with Hichkas and Hossein.
Fade (instrumental)
Fade (instrumental): 2014 electro house track by Norwegian producer Alan Walker, self-released on YouTube 17 August 2014 and re-released royalty-free by NCS 19 November 2014; later reworked into the vocal hit "Faded".
Fade (Kanye West song)
Fade (Kanye West song), also credited to Kanye West/Post Malone/Ty Dolla $ign, is a 2016 house-influenced track closing The Life of Pablo, sampling Larry Heard, Rare Earth, and Hardrive, with a Teyana Taylor VMAs video.
Fade into You
"Fade Into You" is Mazzy Star's 1993 dream pop single from So Tonight That I Might See, written by Hope Sandoval and David Roback; the band's only Billboard Hot 100 hit, peaking at number 44.
Faded (Alan Walker song)
Faded is an electronic dance music single by Alan Walker, released on December 4, 2015. It features Iselin Solheim and later appeared on the 2018 album Different World.
Fado
Fado is a Portuguese music and poetry genre born in working-class Lisbon in the 1800s, sung solo with guitar and listed by UNESCO in 2011.
Fahad Bin Fasla
Fahad Bin Fasla (فهد بن فصلا) is a Saudi sheila singer born in 1996 near Dammam, a leading name in Gulf shilat, the tradition of singing poetry.
Faia Younan
Faia Younan (فايا يونان) is an Assyrian-Syrian singer and independent artist, born in 1992 and raised in Sweden, known for Arabic pop rooted in Levantine tarab.
Failed at Math(s)
Failed at Math(s) is the 2023 debut album by British band Panchiko, released May 5 after their rediscovery via the D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L EP; eight tracks, 26 minutes, self-produced, four new and four reworked 1997-2001 songs.
Failure (band)
Failure is a Los Angeles alternative rock/space rock trio formed in 1990 by Ken Andrews and Greg Edwards, with Kellii Scott. Known for Fantastic Planet (1996), disbanded 1997, reunited 2013-2014, seventh album Location Lost (2026) features Hayley Williams.
Fair Warning (Van Halen album)
Fair Warning is Van Halen's fourth studio album, released April 29, 1981 on Warner Bros. The darkest, heaviest David Lee Roth-era record, it peaked at #5 on the Billboard 200, sold about two million copies, and produced no Hot 100 singles.
Fairlight CMI
Fairlight CMI (Computer Musical Instrument): first commercially available digital sampling synthesizer and music workstation, by Peter Vogel and Kim Ryrie, Sydney, 1979; 8-bit sampling, light pen, Page R sequencer, used by Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel.
Fairport Convention
Fairport Convention: British folk rock band formed 1967 in Muswell Hill, London, named after Simon Nicol's house. Credited with founding British folk rock via Liege & Lief (1969); runs the annual Cropredy festival.
Fairport's Cropredy Convention
Fairport's Cropredy Convention, also called Cropredy Festival, is Fairport Convention's annual single-stage folk and rock festival in Cropredy, Oxfordshire, begun with the band's 1979 farewell and 1980 reunion, capacity cut from 20,000 to 6,500 in 2025.
Fairuz (فيروز)
Fairuz (فيروز), born Nouhad Haddad (1935 or 1934), is a Lebanese singer, one of the Arab world's most celebrated voices. She rose with the Rahbani Brothers, refused sides in the civil war, and lives in Paris, withdrawn from public life.
Fairytale (Alexander Rybak song)
Fairytale, the 2009 Eurovision winner by Norway's Alexander Rybak (Melodi Grand Prix 2009 entry), won in Moscow with a then-record points total; a folk-pop violin song later voted Best Eurovision Song of All Times by TV2.no.
Fairytale of New York
Fairytale of New York: 1987 Christmas duet by The Pogues, written by Jem Finer and Shane MacGowan with Kirsty MacColl, produced by Steve Lillywhite; peaked at UK number 2, became the UK's most-played 21st-century Christmas song.
Faith (George Michael album)
Faith is George Michael's 1987 debut solo album on Epic, self-written, produced and performed, with four US No. 1 singles (Faith, Father Figure, One More Try, Monkey), about 25 million copies sold, and the 1989 Grammy for Album of the Year, distinguishing it from other albums titled Faith.
Faith (George Michael song)
Faith (George Michael song): 1987 rockabilly-styled single, second release from the album Faith; written and produced by George Michael; UK No. 2, US No. 1; organ intro via DX7 preset.
Faith (The Cure album)
Faith (1981) is the third studio album by English rock band The Cure, released on Fiction Records, produced with Mike Hedges, and the middle album of the dark trilogy with Seventeen Seconds and Pornography.
Faith Evans
Faith Evans (Faith Renée Evans, born 1973) is an American R&B singer-songwriter, Bad Boy Records artist, and widow of The Notorious B.I.G.; Grammy winner for "I'll Be Missing You" with eight studio albums.
Faith Hill
Faith Hill (Audrey Faith Perry, born 1967) is an American country-pop singer, wife of Tim McGraw, with 30 million records sold, five Grammys, and the albums Breathe, Cry, and Fireflies.
Faith No More
Faith No More: San Francisco alternative metal band formed 1979, also pioneers of funk metal. Breakthrough "Epic" (1989) on The Real Thing with Mike Patton; Angel Dust (1992) shaped nu metal; split 1998, reunited 2009, Sol Invictus 2015, 2027 return confirmed.