Similar Artists to Nathan Fake
If you follow Nathan Fake, these are the artists Electrobuzz listeners also track — connected through shared labels, overlapping genres, and actual collaborations across 46 releases. Top connections include DJ Koze, Agoria, Extrawelt. These aren't generic recommendations — every link is computed from real release data in the Electrobuzz archive.
Nathan Fake is a British electronic musician from Norfolk who produces under his real name Nathan Paul Fake and has been signed to Ninja Tune since 2016. His music spans electronica, IDM, and techno across labels including Cambria Instruments, Border Community, and Pampa Records.
Artists Similar to Nathan Fake
DJ Koze
Stefan Kozalla, known as DJ Koze, is a German producer from Flensburg who founded Pampa Records in 2009. His deep house and melodic techno productions appear on Kompakt and his own imprint, blending electronica with house music across 47 releases since 2010.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 27 shared genres, 3 collaborations
Agoria
French producer Sébastien Devaud operates as Agoria from Valencin, releasing music since 2010 across 57 releases on labels including Sapiens Recordings, !K7 Records, and Virgin. His sound spans melodic house and techno to deep house, influenced by jazz and Detroit techno with releases on his own Sapiens label founded in 2016.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 28 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Extrawelt
Extrawelt is a German electronic duo from Hamburg comprising Arne Schaffhausen and Wayan Raabe, who previously released music as Midimiliz and Spirallianz before adopting the Extrawelt moniker in 2005. The pair produces driving techno and melodic house across labels including Cocoon Recordings, Traum, Kompakt Extra, and Turbo Recordings.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 28 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Floating Points
Manchester-born producer Samuel Thomas Shepherd operates as Floating Points and co-founded Eglo Records. His releases span deep house, melodic techno, and electronica across labels including Ninja Tune, Pluto, and Accidental since 2014.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 27 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Vince Watson
Vince Watson is a Scottish DJ and producer from Glasgow who is now based in Amsterdam. He produces peak time and deep techno alongside deep house, releasing on labels including Cocoon Recordings, Everysoul, and Suara.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 29 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Tom Wax
Tom Wax is German techno producer Thomas Wedel from Frankfurt am Main who runs Phuture Wax Records. His output spans peak time techno and tech house across labels including Harthouse, Bush Records, and Dolma Records, with 76 releases since 2010.
Connection: 2 shared labels, 27 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Robert Hood
Detroit producer Robert Artis Hood makes minimal techno with an emphasis on soul and experimentation, having recorded for Metroplex, Axis, and Tresor Records since the early 1990s. His driving, hypnotic productions appear on his own M-Plant imprint alongside releases on Dekmantel and Rekids.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 28 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Steve Bug
Berlin-based producer Stefan Brügesch operates as Steve Bug, founding Poker Flat Recordings alongside Rejected and Audiomatique labels. His output spans deep house and driving techno across Moon Harbour Recordings, Knee Deep In Sound, and Last Night On Earth.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 28 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Adam Ten
Adam Ten is an Israeli producer who has released 47 tracks since 2019 across melodic house & techno, indie dance, and deep house. His releases appear on Crosstown Rebels, Higher Ground, Disco Halal, and REALM Records, spanning tempos from deep house grooves to afro house rhythms.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 26 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Lane 8
American producer Daniel Goldstein operates under the Lane 8 moniker, releasing progressive house and melodic techno since 2013. His deep, atmospheric productions appear on This Never Happened, Anjunadeep, and Suara, spanning tempos from 120-128 BPM with emotive breakdowns and driving basslines.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 28 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Daphni
Daphni is the electronic alias of Canadian producer Daniel Victor Snaith, who also releases music as Caribou and previously as Manitoba. The project delivers house and deep house tracks with melodic sensibilities across labels like Jiaolong and Ninja Tune, spanning from driving techno to indie dance territories.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 25 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Sebb Junior
French DJ and producer Sebb Junior, real name Sebastien Daubanton, is based in Granada, Spain and founded La Vie D'Artiste Music and Frigo Vide Records. He produces deep house and peak time techno across labels including Large Music, Papa Records, and Sub_Urban, with 92 releases since 2015.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 27 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Âme
Âme is a German house and techno duo from Karlsruhe, formed in 2001. Their melodic house and techno productions appear on Innervisions, LoudKult, and Armada Electronic Elements, spanning deep house to peak time techno across 30 releases since 2010.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 25 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Leon (Italy)
Leon is an Italian producer who has released 65 tracks since 2011 across tech house and minimal deep tech. His productions appear on Crosstown Rebels, Deeperfect Records, Mother Recordings, and moan, spanning deep house to stripped-back techno territories.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 25 shared genres, 1 collaboration
Butch
Bülent Gürler, known as Butch, is a German DJ and producer from Mainz who co-founded Bouq Records and received two Beatport Music Award nominations in 2008. His tech house and driving techno productions appear on labels including Watergate Records, Moon Harbour Recordings, and Rebirth, spanning 95 releases from 2009 to 2019.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 25 shared genres, 1 collaboration
How We Found These LOSSLESS Electronic Music Artist Connections
These recommendations are computed from Electrobuzz's archive of 181,790+ releases. Each artist's connection score is based on three signals: shared label affiliations (artists releasing on the same imprints), overlapping genre coverage (artists working in the same musical territories), and direct collaborations (co-releases, remixes, and compilation appearances). The rankings update automatically as new music is published.