Contacts
 
For Management Enquiries:
Aude Malhere
aude@nowadaysrecords.com

For Booking Enquiries : 
Vincent Cron
vincent@bleucitron.net

Bio 
Fakear's electronic collages are inspired by influences as divergent but inspiring as the post-dubstep scene in London, and the films of Miyazaki. 
Having established a fervent fanbase in his native France, Fakear has gifted his globally-tuned dance music to an even larger audience after dates supporting Bonobo and ODESZA across the US and Canada. He’s made waves in the UK as well, garnering deserved notice from a consistently attention-catching figure herself—M.I.A.— who tapped the young phenom to produce tracks on her latest record and asked him to perform at her Meltdown Festival in London. His last record "Talisman" sees him tap in his old influences, but with the experience and techniques of his 10ish years experience in music producing.

IDMf has rebranded as Glitchpulse Records! This new name resonates with the modern music landscape and distances us from the contentious term “IDM” and the outdated “netlabel.” While IDM will remain a significant part of our identity, Glitchpulser aims to expand our focus on innovative and cutting-edge sounds within electronic music. This rebranding marks a new chapter where we celebrate the eclectic and the experimental, driving forward with a fresh, modern identity. IDMforums will still be the conduit to the label but won’t be the only source of contributing artists and musicians. 

glitchpulser@gmail.com

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“Euphoric, anthemic and empowering!” Chris Hawkins, 6 Music
“Give’s me Goosebumps” Janice Long, BBC Radio Wales
“How good is that!?” Jack Rafferty, BBC Radio Leicester
“They are one of my favourite bands full stop.” Dean Jackson, BBC Radio Nottingham
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LISTEN:  
Demons
of
Ruby
Mae
are
in
name
and
in
sound
reaching
for
a
genre
-
less
simplicity
that
frees
them
to
go
wherever
the
music
takes
them
whilst
allowing
the
listener
to
do
the
same
without
any
predefined
concepts.
Just
like
some
of
those
artists
that
influence
them,
be
it
Mark
Rothko
who’s
presence
can
be
felt
in
thei
r
artwork,
or
the
likes
of
genre
-
crossing
The
National,
The
XX
and
Nick
Cave,
they
are
leaving
it
open
so
that
anything
goes...
Giving
us
that
exciting
feeling
of
you
never
know
what
will
happen
next.
Currently in the studio, recording the final tracks of their second album and follow up to self titled
debut, Demons Of Ruby Mae present their new single Romance.
Of the track the band says “
Romance
is
the
track
we’ve
always
wanted
to
make
as
a
band.
We
wo
rked
on
it
out
in
France
and
then
again
back
in
the
UK.
It’s
a
track
about
wanting
to
be
back
somewhere
with
someone,
and
taking
a
chance
on
them.”
‘Romance’
epitomises
the
sound
of
the
Leicester
born,
Manchester
based
band’s
journey
since
releasing
their
first
album
.
Perfectly
balancing
th
at
dark
yet
uplifting
production
with
raw
and
honest
lyrics
they
co
-
wrote
with
James
Sanger
(Keane,
Dido).
Al
l
their
influences
are
on
show
here
and
it’s
an
exciting
taste
of
things
to
come
from
a
duo
who
are
obviously
co
nscious
of
never
being
restricted
to
one
genre.
‘
Romance
’
is
out
on
Friday
8
th
June
2021
and
you
can
see
Jonny
&
Adam
at
intimate
and
select
shows
across
the
UK
later
this
year






L I V E

02 Islington – Tuesday 4th May 2021
The Deaf Institute, Manchester – Friday 7th May 2021
The Y Theatre, Leicester – Saturday 8th May 2021

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