5. Following My Intuition (2016) & The Time Is Now (2018): The TS5 Comeback Era
The FLAC files of Craig David's discography are suitable for DJs and producers, offering:
Following a hiatus from the mainstream UK charts, Craig David rebuilt his career from his Miami penthouse through his "TS5" DJ sets. Combining live mixing, MCing, and singing, TS5 sparked a massive global comeback. Following My Intuition (2016)
Craig David remains one of the most influential figures in UK music history. He single-handedly brought UK Garage (UKG) into the global mainstream and seamlessly blended it with glossy American R&B. For DJs, audiophiles, and crate-diggers, collecting his pivotal 2000–2018 era in lossless Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) format is essential. High-fidelity audio preserves the intricate syncopated drum programming, warm sub-bass lines, and multi-tracked vocal harmonies that define his signature sound. Craig David - Discography -2000-2018- -FLAC- -DJ-
I’ve been digging into the collection recently, specifically looking at the FLAC rips, and I have to say, the difference in quality is staggering compared to the standard streaming rips.
6. Following My Intuition (2016): The TS5 Electronic Renaissance
Craig David's journey from the chart-topping golden boy of UK garage in 2000 to the TS5 maestro of 2018 is a testament to his enduring talent. His sonic evolution tells a story of maturity, experimentation, and a triumphant return to form. Following My Intuition (2016) Craig David remains one
A modern fusion of deep house, UK garage revival, tropical house, and grime. High-tempo, bass-heavy, and tailor-made for festivals.
An album consisting largely of covers of Motown and soul classics, alongside a few original tracks. While it was less innovative from a production standpoint, it served as a showcase for David’s pure, technical vocal ability.
The definitive debut that defined the 2-step garage and R&B crossover era. Includes hits like "Fill Me In" and "7 Days." Slicker Than Your Average (2002): and audiophiles alike
| Year | Album Title | Key Tracks for DJs | Notable Features | |------|-------------|--------------------|--------------------| | 2000 | Born to Do It | Fill Me In , 7 Days , Walking Away | UK Garage / 2-Step foundation | | 2002 | Slicker Than Your Average | What’s Your Flava? , Hidden Agenda , Rise & Fall (feat. Sting) | Pop crossovers with harder beats | | 2005 | The Story Goes... | All the Way , Don’t Love You No More | Move toward adult contemporary | | 2007 | Trust Me | Hot Stuff (Let’s Dance) , 6 of 1 Thing | Disco and funk influences | | 2010 | Signed Sealed Delivered | Just a Feeling , One More Lie | Soul covers + original neo-soul | | 2016 | Following My Intuition | When the Bassline Drops (feat. Big Narstie), Ain’t Giving Up | Return to Garage/bassline house | | 2018 | The Time Is Now | Magic , Heartline , I Know You (feat. Bastille) | Polished pop-house production |
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Featured collaborations with Bastille ("I Know You") and AJ Tracey. Major Compilations
