In just a few years, Fakear has become one of the leading figures in the French electronic scene. Revealed by La Lune Rousse in 2014, he quickly rose to prominence, selling out the Olympia before even releasing his first album Animal, later certified Gold.
With growing international recognition, Fakear has performed around the world — from Glastonbury to Miami, via London and Australia — while remaining deeply committed to environmental causes. A member of Music Declares Emergency, he collaborated with French activist Camille Étienne on the track Odyssea, featured on his album Talisman.
Inspired by artists such as Fred Again, Four Tet, Bonobo, Sammy Virji, and Camoufly, Fakear embodies the revival of the bass music scene in France. Constantly exploring new sonic territories, Fakear presents his new album a nice place to be and the mixtape open world, inspired by the universe of video games, where introspection meets creative freedom.
With over 44 million streams for La Lune Rousse, 500,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, and collaborations with France Culture and the Château de Versailles, Fakear has established himself as a leading voice in contemporary French electronic music.