FC Kahuna, also known as FC/Kahuna or simply the Kahuna Brothers, are an electronic music duo hailing from the United Kingdom. Comprised of Jon Nowell and Dan Black, the duo became prominent figures in the dance music scene in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their sound is a distinctive blend of house, techno, and breakbeat, infused with a euphoric but often moody undertone, which resonated with dance floors and chill-out rooms alike.

Their 2002 album, "Machine Says Yes," is celebrated as a high-water mark in the noughties electronica scene, featuring the seminal track "Hayling," which stands as a timeless classic with its haunting melody and hypnotic vocals. The success of this album not only solidified FC Kahuna's place in the electronic genre but also led to extensive touring and opportunities to remix other artists' works, resulting in the release of "The Remixes." Their mastery over the years can be seen in their dynamic singles such as "Thriving" and "Grief for the Masses," as well as the "Hayling Remixes", which show the duo's continued relevance and ability to reinterpret their iconic sound to stay fresh and engaging to both old fans and new listeners.