Nathan Fake

Nathan Fake, hailing from Norfolk, England, has established himself as a distinctive voice in electronic music since the early 2000s. Making his debut with the acclaimed track “Outhouse” in 2003 on James Holden’s Border Community label, he quickly garnered attention for his lush, emotional sound and sophisticated production style. His breakthrough album, *Drowning in a Sea of Love* (2006), received widespread critical praise and showcased his ability to blend ambient, techno, and melodic elements into immersive listening experiences.

Over the years, Nathan Fake has developed an adventurous and forward-thinking approach to electronic music, moving seamlessly between evocative ambient passages, dancefloor-driven techno, and experimental textures. Albums like *Hard Islands* (2009), *Providence* (2017), and *Blizzards* (2020) highlight his dynamic evolution and commitment to sonic exploration. His intricate live sets and richly textured productions have seen him perform at major international festivals and respected clubs around the globe.

In addition to his work as a solo artist, Fake has collaborated with and remixed a diverse array of musicians, including Jon Hopkins, Clark, Four Tet, and Radiohead’s Thom Yorke. He has released music on a variety of respected labels, such as Ninja Tune and Cambria Instruments, the latter of which he co-founded with Wesley Matsell. Nathan Fake remains a vital figure in contemporary electronic music, celebrated for his innovation, willingness to experiment, and emotive soundscapes that transcend genre boundaries.