QFX is a Scottish dance music project that emerged in the mid-1990s, best known for their energetic rave anthems and a dynamic blend of techno, house, and happy hardcore sounds. The project was founded by lead musician and producer Kirk Turnbull, better known by his stage name, Krik Young, whose vision was to create high-octane electronic music that could encapsulate the rave culture of the time. QFX's music is characterized by its euphoric melodies, pulsing beats, and an ability to infuse traditional dance rhythms with cutting-edge production techniques.

Throughout the late 90s and into the 21st century, QFX has maintained a strong presence in the dance music scene, with an array of albums and singles that have delighted hardcore fans and ravers alike. Their track record includes iconic releases such as "Freedom," which became a defining track of the era, as well as albums like “The Anthems 1995-2010,” which consolidated QFX’s reputation as purveyors of anthemic dance music. Despite evolving trends, QFX has continued to stay relevant, offering new material that weaves nostalgia with contemporary sounds, exemplified by releases like "Freedom the Remix Album" and the nostalgia-infused "Rave N Days." Their unwavering commitment to the rave scene and dedication to keeping the party spirit alive ensures that QFX's music remains a fixture for dance enthusiasts around the globe.