The duo came to international recognition through the success of debut single Crave You, and have maintained a spotlight in the form of subsequent singles Foreign Language, With You and the more recent ambient, brooding track Clair De Lune. After pleasantly surprising everyone with the dark atmospherics of Clair De Lune, I Didnt Believe is a brief return to familiarity. It’s disco. No need to beat about the bush on that one. As taboo as the term has become, the genre has had more come-backs than a Hollywood bad guy. From the bass to the strings, it’s nothing more than an unadulterated, feel-good guilty pleasure. I Didnt Believes release follows uncharacteristically quickly after their last single, but by no means was it hastily slapped together. The instrumental was Flight Facilities’ first original production after the release of Crave You, however the song has been a work in progress for almost 2 years. This time around Flight Facilities are joined by their close friend, Elizabeth Rose. The up-and-coming electronic-pop singer/producer in the vein of Bjork and Fever Ray, shows her diversity by bringing an early-80s-Madonna flair to the track.