“I Feel Love” was an outstanding track from the disco era, but was it among the most influential recordings in music history? Dave Thompson argues it’s so in I Feel Love. The Donna Summer hit brought the expat Black American singer together with expat Italian, German based producer Giorgio Moroder and became a worldwide hit that changed the sound of pop. I Feel Love serves as a rambling but informative history of electronica, whose multiple roots extend to ‘50s sci-fi movies as well as Kraftwerk and Karlheinz Stockhausen—with branches that extend across rock and R&B in artists as diverse as David Bowie, Brian Eno and Run-DMC. “I Feel Love” is the trunk of the family tree, the wakeup moment for musicians and fans to the possibilities of synth-powered music.