Chet Faker

Chet Faker is the stage name of Nick Murphy, an Australian singer, songwriter, and producer known for his soulful blend of electronic music, downtempo beats, and heartfelt vocals. Rising to prominence in 2011 with a sultry cover of Blackstreet's "No Diggity," Chet Faker’s sound fuses elements of R&B, jazz, and electronica, characterized by rich melodies and emotionally nuanced lyricism. His debut album, "Built on Glass," released in 2014, received critical and commercial success, thanks to hit tracks like "Talk Is Cheap" and "Gold," solidifying his position in the global music scene.

Over the years, Chet Faker has garnered numerous awards, including ARIA Awards, and has collaborated with artists such as Flume, delivering cross-genre projects that have further distinguished his innovative style. Renowned for his evocative live performances and dynamic production, Chet Faker continues to push artistic boundaries, evolving his sound while maintaining the authenticity and introspection that have defined his work since the start of his career.