“Days of the Week” continues the intentional theme of time and place for Flight Facilities’ recent music. The single follows the release of “Trouble” last month (and Chloé Caillet’s remix), which extracted the pure essence of Sydney’s mid-to-late 2000s club scene. Reinvigorated by some dancefloor horseplay during a stint in Ibiza last summer, Flight Facilities continue to expand on their passion for dance music of all shapes and tempos as they dig into the different sub-cultures that they’ve traversed throughout their 15-year career.

Through their Decades Mixes and massive record collection, which came to life during their expansive, sold-out The Decades Tour last year, Flight Facilities have devoted themselves as dancefloor scholars. The result takes listeners on unsuspecting journeys through musical history to places and times they may have never visited but that feel familiar nonetheless. Flight Facilities’ music bridges the gap between the vast spectrum of music enthusiasts and, in turn, creates a global community that comes together and finds a connection both on and off the dancefloor. 

Since originating in 2008 in Sydney, Australia, Flight Facilities, across two albums and a myriad of beloved singles, has amassed over 1.5 billion streams across DSPs and YouTube. They’ve circled the globe as both maestros behind the decks and as a live band, performing for over one million fans worldwide over the course of their career, and have worked alongside artists like Kylie Minogue, DRAMA, Channel Tres, Aloe Blacc, and Reggie Watts.