Polish composer Olga Wojciechowska creates mesmerising reworks of tracks by Nathan Fake
Producer/DJ Nathan Fake has shared new EP Providence Reworks: Part II, which features extensive input from Polish composer and multi-instrumentalist Olga Wojciechowska.
The seven-track EP, which rips up tunes from Fake's recent Providence LP, also includes a remix by Konx-Om-Pax and two by Fake himself.
"I first became aware of Olga’s music from hearing one of her tracks on a The Wire magazine covermount CD," explains Fake. "It really stopped me in my tracks and hit me quite emotionally so I bought her album."
"I can honestly admit that it awoke me from the creative block which I had been experiencing at that time," adds Wojciechowska of Fake's Providence. "'HoursDaysMonthsSeasons' was imprinted on my memory from the first tones."
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