Nathan Fake - Providence Reworks: Part I

Nathan Fake - Providence Reworks: Part IEarlier in 2017 Nathan Fake released his keenly anticipated fourth album Providence to rapturous acclaim. FACT hailed it as career defining one of the best electronic albums youll hear in 2017 and DJ Mag made it their Album Of The Month. On this follow up EP, Fake delivers a brand new track Bosky: "a spiky, but warm and pretty raw Roland Boss Analord inspired studio jam with synth autoharp improvisation"; calls on Tessela and Truss (XL, R&S, Perc

“I Saw”

A call and response

and demand for attention of “unequal repetition” which shapes the build and deconstruction of energy throughout the record

George Fitzgerald

stark deviation from his cultural expectations

and something which has shaped his worldview and informed his writing and production process

often in unseen ways

followed by crescendos of abrasive rhythm and waltz-like melodies

before finally settling in the UK

“Ruinism” is all sonic wreckage and rubble created using only hardware and real instruments

and while I’m in that place I felt I could really focus on the track

some Hammond organ soul licks there - but with all electronic elements discarded