This was the second of many interviews I was privileged to host throughout Faithless’ lifespan.
Having first spoken to Maxi Jazz while he was ordering a pint in a busy London pub on the eve of Reverence’s release in 1996, two years later, a few million albums sold subsequently and tours aplenty, Maxi and I reconnected again.
It was hard to listen back to this while converting it from its original cassette recording, if only because the great oral disseminator recently and unexpectedly left us. The world has lost a true gentleman, a humble soul, a respected producer, and a spoken word lyrical genius.
Enjoy and keep their music alive with multiple replays of “God is a DJ” and all that Sunday 8pm and the rest of their glorious emotional rollercoaster ride offers that will forever be faith-filled, Faithless.
