Nathan Fake

Nathan Fake crafts immersive electronic and live soundscapes that capture the essence of the genre’s evolution. Known for his innovative approach, Nathan Fake’s discography includes standout releases like “Outhouse” (2003) and “The Sky Was Pink” (2004), both of which showcase his ability to blend intricate melodies with pulsating rhythms. The “Watlington Street EP” (2004) further solidifies his reputation for pushing boundaries within electronic music. Released under the influential label, his “Dinamo” and “Coheed Remixes” (2005) highlight his skill in reimagining sound, drawing attention from enthusiasts and contemporaries alike. With a style that resonates with fans of groundbreaking electronic acts, Nathan Fake’s contributions are often compared to those of pioneering figures, situating him firmly within a lineage of innovation and creativity in the electronic music scene.