Fakear

Fakear is the stage name of Théo Le Vigoureux, an electronic music artist from Caen, France, whose genre-blending sounds have carved out a unique space in the electronic music scene. Emerging in the early 2010s, Fakear quickly gained recognition for his ability to fuse deep house beats with ethereal samples, creating lush, emotionally resonant tracks. Drawing inspiration from world music to trip-hop, his sound is alive with global influences that transcend traditional boundaries of electronic music.

Over the years, Fakear has crafted a discography that showcases his evolution as both a producer and an artist. With key releases like "Nova," "Inner Forest," and the introspective "Healing," he has demonstrated a flair for producing tracks that are as suited for introspection as they are for the embrace of a dance floor. His 2020 album "Everything Will Grow Again," to which tracks like "Talisman" and "Ceremony" belong, is a testament to his organic approach and thematic maturity, exploring rebirth and the cycles of nature. Renowned for his remix work as well, Fakear's reinterpretations such as "Perle précieuse (Fakear Remix)" and "Agua (Fakear Remix)" highlight his skill in reimagining songs while maintaining the essence of the original works. With "Lotus" and the remixed album "EWGA Remixed," Fakear continues to enchant his listeners with his signature blend of dynamic beats and sonic tranquility, confirming his place as a seminal figure in the ever-evolving landscape of electronic music.

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  1. September 20, 2024
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    Nova
    4 tracks
  3. February 24
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