2017's Providence sees Fake leaning into a more immersive, ambient style, trading some of his characteristic rhythmic drive for deep, dubby textures and hypnotic repetitions.
- The album was recorded in Fake's home studio in Norfolk, a place where he has consistently worked on his Ninja Tune releases.
- Providence was released on Ninja Tune in March 2017, the same label that had released his previous albums, Hard Light and Sun, Moon, Stars, Rain.
- The album's sound palette drew comparisons to the work of artists like Deepchord and Basic Channel, highlighting Fake's move into deeper, more immersive electronic soundscapes.
Nathan Fake is an electronic musician from Norfolk, England, known for his distinctive melodic IDM style. Providence was released at a point in his career when he was exploring more textured and atmospheric sounds following his previous Ninja Tune releases.
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