Here's 10 Songs You Had No Idea Fred Again.. Produced/Wrote

We are all aware that Fred Again.. is an undisputed musical wizard, with his euphoric club ready beats propelling him to the highest of highs in the dance world.

Little did we know that he also has a range of writing credits across a long list of hits from undisputed pop artists to UK grime legends.

His album Actual Life 3 (January 1 - September 9 2022) is building beautifully with an array of gorgeous singles. With it, he resumes his diary-esque approach to production with its third iteration, using voice notes from friends and videos which he has found on Instagram. The track list will offer fans an insight into his life experiences over the past years, a continuation of the auto-biographical works which we have all come to know and love Fred for. Sonically it pushes forward the heritage of UK dance music, while reflecting on intimate moments with friends, relationships, love, life and epic dancefloor moments.

Most recently he released Delilah (Pull Me Out Of This). The track features a sample of his close friend Delilah singing her own track Lost Keys on Instagram. It was debuted during his viral Boiler Room set earlier this year, which is now a certified classic, passing over 7 million streams on YouTube. The track is classic Fred Again.., pulling inspiration through unadulterated energy. Crowd samples ring in and out of the mix, as Delilah's vocal ebbs and flows between a thumping house beat. Its melodic elements are warm and inviting, juxtaposing its hard hitting, infectious percussion section. His world class production skills shine prominently, creating a 4 minute epic and vignette into everything we love about Fred Again...

Here are a list of 10 tracks that we had no idea Fred Again.. had writing/production credits on.

** note he did not solely write and produce these songs, but he has writing credits on them alongside other songwriters/producers.

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