“Everything Will Grow Again”: Fakear changes course on his third album

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“Everything Will Grow Again”: Fakear changes course on his third album

« Everything Will Grow Again » : le nouveau virage de Fakear pour son troisième album

Having established himself as one of the masters of pads and sampling, Fakear takes a subtle turn with the release of his third album “Everything Will Grow Again”. While still very much inspired by nature, the artist reinvents himself and moves away from the chilled electronic identity he had been associated with until now, combining on…

Having established himself as one of the masters of pads and sampling, Fakear takes a subtle turn with the release of his third album “Everything Will Grow Again”. While still very much inspired by nature, the artist reinvents himself and moves away from the chilled electronic identity he had been associated with until now, combining on this new album his signature acoustic chords with new, dreamy downtempo sounds. A more personal record, built between his home in Paris and London alongside British producer Alex Metric, who features notably on the track “Carrie”.

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