New wave indie artist Master Peace drops ‘I Might Be A Fake-Arr’ Princess Superstar remix, after the huge success of his debut album earlier this month. As he continues to take the UK alt scene by storm, he also taps into the world of elehttps://pmrrecords.lnk.to/Fake-Arrrctro-dance music with this booming indie-meets-dance version of ‘I Might be Fake’, bringing a whole new edge to his already eclectic, transformative style.
‘I Might Be A Fake-Arr’ below:
Originally released as the first single off Master peace’s debut album ‘How To Make A Master Peace’, ‘I Might be Fake’ was premiered on Clara Amfo’s BBC Radio 1 show and kicked off the album campaign with an undeniable bang.
Through delivering music that is out of the box and unlike anything else circulating around the UK music scene right now, Master Peace has all eyes on him, waiting to see what he does next. With the style of today’s release, it is both unexpected as well as unsurprising due to the typically eclectic nature of his sound and the electro influences that frequently came through on the album.
Master Peace’s debut album ‘How To Make a Master Peace’ dropped on the 1st of March 2024 and it has since been a whirlwind of a month for this hotly tipped London-based artist, after being hit with a tidal wave of critical acclaim and support following the album’s release.
“This dynamic debut is a riot of sound and colour: elements of pop, electro-house and indie fill out the London artist’s bag of tricks” – NME
“The energy is constant throughout and the kaleidoscopic musical influences inform the variety. Master Peace is obviously a musical sponge, revelling in inspiration from all quarters.” – Clash Magazine
“The London-born singer’s stunning, transformative debut album, How to Make a Master Peace, lifts sounds and energy from all corners of the 2000s indie scene, moulding it into something that’s new and distinctive.” – Rolling Stone
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Growing up in Surrey, Master Peace – real name Peace Okezie – fell deep into the world of indie music, where Bloc Party, The 1975 and Arctic Monkeys quickly became his heroes. Peace spent his teen years at house parties and raves, forming a close circle of fellow ravers whose friendship continues to inspire and inform his music to this day. To Peace, the strength and depth of this platonic love between friends is the core pillar of positive modern masculinity in 2023. To date, Master Peace has released three EPs, and received praise from the likes of NME, Clash, The Face, Wonderland, and been championed by multiple DJs at BBCR1 including Clara Amfo, Vick & Jordan, and Jack Saunders.
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