Fakear is Théo Le Vigoureux - an uncannily suitable name for a young produc… Read Full Bio ↴Fakear is Théo Le Vigoureux - an uncannily suitable name for a young producer whose energy is seemingly limitless. At 24 years old, Fakear has already taken his globally-tuned dance music across the world, playing shows from London to Tokyo, supporting Bonobo and selling out Paris’ prestigious Olympia in 2015.
The journey that’s led to 2016 and his debut album, Animal, has been three years and 4 EPs long. One of them reached the top 10 in France, and his music has drawn the attention of M.I.A., AlunaGeorge, DJ Snake, Annie Mac, The FADER and ODESZA - one of many peers who’ve asked Fakear for remixes.
But the real journey, of course, goes further back. Le Vigoreux was born in Caen, Calvados, Normandy - an ancient part of France, and the same place William the Conqueror came from. His parents were musicians too, and they raised him on a steady diet of of Maurice Ravel symphonies, and songs by Ismael Lo and Cheb Mami. By the time he got to high school, he was listening avidly to Daft Punk, and had obtained an electric guitar. Before long he’d joined a ska-punk band with Gabriel Legeleux, who’d go on to become fellow rising star in French electronic music, Superpoze.
By 2013, he’d kindled a buzz in Cargo de Caen, creating a reputation under the name of Fakear ("Fake Ears” in English.) His electronic collages were inspired by influences as divergent but inspiring as the post-dubstep scene in London, and the films of Miyazaki. He found his way to Paris, where he signed with the independent French music label Nowadays Records, and released the EP Sauvage in June 2014.
Subsequent single “La Lune Rousse” gained millions of listeners across Spotify, Soundcloud and French radio, and this helped him to debut on the international level. A few months later, his musical voyage led to Japan, and rumination on his childhood’s ghosts changed his art's inception deeply. “This Country gave me a finer desire for music, and a greater attention to detail,” he told Canal + around the launch of his EP Asakusa. “It has been a personal and musical stage that I exceeded. All my pieces are like that: the pictures of my sensations and of my imagination in a precise moment. I am not the same as yesterday, and not the same as tomorrow”.
In 2015 he decided to take a break from the Parisian metropolis, and moved to the mountains. “I needed it, to seize a new primary “something”, something wild and authentic”. It was in this new setting that Fakear crafted his debut album Animal. The album title recalls the wolf silhouette that he has tattooed on his forearm. Chez Fakear, the machines never filter the instincts. Instead, they are amplified.
Animal ranges from the flamenco refrain of “Sheer-Khan”, through the original composition with Andreya Triana (Bonobo) on “Light Bullet”, to a stunning collaboration with Rae Morris, a new pop star in-the-making with whom Fakear maintains an elegant complicity.
Throughout the album, Fakear ensured that his electronic methodology enhanced, rather than limited his raw instinct. He built sounds from memories and from talismanic items; The result is an album as suited to the dance floor as it to listening under the stars, or in the moonlight of the “Lune Rousse”. In the studio as on the boards, Fakear’s music is lively, incarnated and instinctive. Definitively Animal.
The journey that’s led to 2016 and his debut album, Animal, has been three years and 4 EPs long. One of them reached the top 10 in France, and his music has drawn the attention of M.I.A., AlunaGeorge, DJ Snake, Annie Mac, The FADER and ODESZA - one of many peers who’ve asked Fakear for remixes.
But the real journey, of course, goes further back. Le Vigoreux was born in Caen, Calvados, Normandy - an ancient part of France, and the same place William the Conqueror came from. His parents were musicians too, and they raised him on a steady diet of of Maurice Ravel symphonies, and songs by Ismael Lo and Cheb Mami. By the time he got to high school, he was listening avidly to Daft Punk, and had obtained an electric guitar. Before long he’d joined a ska-punk band with Gabriel Legeleux, who’d go on to become fellow rising star in French electronic music, Superpoze.
By 2013, he’d kindled a buzz in Cargo de Caen, creating a reputation under the name of Fakear ("Fake Ears” in English.) His electronic collages were inspired by influences as divergent but inspiring as the post-dubstep scene in London, and the films of Miyazaki. He found his way to Paris, where he signed with the independent French music label Nowadays Records, and released the EP Sauvage in June 2014.
Subsequent single “La Lune Rousse” gained millions of listeners across Spotify, Soundcloud and French radio, and this helped him to debut on the international level. A few months later, his musical voyage led to Japan, and rumination on his childhood’s ghosts changed his art's inception deeply. “This Country gave me a finer desire for music, and a greater attention to detail,” he told Canal + around the launch of his EP Asakusa. “It has been a personal and musical stage that I exceeded. All my pieces are like that: the pictures of my sensations and of my imagination in a precise moment. I am not the same as yesterday, and not the same as tomorrow”.
In 2015 he decided to take a break from the Parisian metropolis, and moved to the mountains. “I needed it, to seize a new primary “something”, something wild and authentic”. It was in this new setting that Fakear crafted his debut album Animal. The album title recalls the wolf silhouette that he has tattooed on his forearm. Chez Fakear, the machines never filter the instincts. Instead, they are amplified.
Animal ranges from the flamenco refrain of “Sheer-Khan”, through the original composition with Andreya Triana (Bonobo) on “Light Bullet”, to a stunning collaboration with Rae Morris, a new pop star in-the-making with whom Fakear maintains an elegant complicity.
Throughout the album, Fakear ensured that his electronic methodology enhanced, rather than limited his raw instinct. He built sounds from memories and from talismanic items; The result is an album as suited to the dance floor as it to listening under the stars, or in the moonlight of the “Lune Rousse”. In the studio as on the boards, Fakear’s music is lively, incarnated and instinctive. Definitively Animal.
Damas
Fakear Lyrics
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Petit Voyou Ma grand-mère tire la gueule Normal, elle regarde que l'actu…
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Give Me A Sign Remember the night you picked me up? We drove till…
Give You I'm torn, you left me in the pieces of my…
Lost In Time We deserve much better The city leaves me dry I feel under…
Morning in Japan Monoteïsme Chocolat Monoteïsme Chocolat Monoteïsme Chocolat …
Silver Don't want to settle for the wrong life Don't want to…
Something Wonderful Wait and see what is on the other side Trust in…
Two Arms Around You Out of the water, feeling down, feeling cold Into the fire,…
When the Night Comes Ting tong ting ting tinbg dringgg ting ta ding ting…
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@emiryalcn8922
@Batuhan Turna Yalnız bu iyi diye savunduğun şeylerin yarısı o malum parti tarafından getirilmişti. Avrupa Birliği konusunda en çok mücadeleyi kimler vermiş git araştır. Buradan ıslak hayallerle klavyeyi okşamak çok güzel olsa gerek.
Ancak adamlar bizi is-te-mi-yor. Hala bunu algılayamayacak kadar zavallı ve mankurtsan bunu idrak edememen normal.
İzlediğin videodaki Ali Babacan bile diyor adamların derdi hak-hukuk demokrasi değil diye. Eleştimek kolay Yapıcı olmak önemli
70 senedir bu ülkede muhalefet yapan bir parti var. Ne katkıları olmuş? Bekçi köpeği gibi her gelene havlıyorsun.
Bir de Avrupa birliğinde sözü geçen demiş :)
Adamlar eskiden bizi dost canlısı San Marino gibi tatil beldesi olarak görüyorlardı.
Severler- sevmezler. Nefret de edebilirler Ancak bu son zamanlardaki amansız saldırılarının sebebi Biz Türkleri varoluşsal-tehdit olarak görmeleri.
2009 yılındaki Sarkozy'nin demeçlerini okursan biraz da olsa anlayabilirsin.
Din konusuna hiç girmeyeceğim o konu hakkında ahkam kesecek yetkinliğimin olduğunu düşünmüyorum.
Sana tavsiyem: Geçmişe tapmayı bırak
Yarın için ne yapacağına bak.
@BerkB
I'll die for the wind of the mountains
I'll die for the wind, I'll die for the wind
I'll die for the height of my beloved
I'll die for the height, I'll die for the height
I stopped, I can't come
I can't come, I can't come
I'm filled, I can't cry
I can't cry, I can't cry
I haven't seen in a year,
Those who've seen, oh beloved, I'll die for their eyes
The rivers don't bring water
They don't bring any news from you
Your heart must be frozen
Your love, oh beloved, they don't bring it in vain
I stopped, I can't come
I can't come, I can't come
I'm filled, I can't cry
I can't cry, I can't cry
I haven't seen in a year,
Those who've seen, oh beloved, I'll die for their eyes
@UmitCanakci
Teşekkürler 140journos. Yine güzel bir şey bulduk.
@zeynepkilinc6068
140journos bugün bana böyle güzel bir müzik ve yeni bir lider gösterdi
Teşekkürler 140journos
@yavuzzerss9889
ben adama karşı önyargımı yıktım aga.İyiki tanımışım Türkiyeyi bu adam başarıya sürükledi.
@a-y9342
@yavuz.40de68 çok doğru birisi ali babacan
@ahmetmartin
140Journos Thanks yoou
@furkanaksoy1383
aynn knk
@ahmetgeyik127
bende bunu aradım
@apostatelol6826
aynen ben de ordan geldim
@telmanzeferoglu1490
🤣🤣🤣
@technoisheregetoverhere
Harikulade derin bir parça. Teşekkürler 140journos.