Fakear - a nice place to be (2026)

For the first time, an album that talks about humans, emotions, and Fakear. It is both filled with nostalgia and hope, love and anger, loneliness and celebration. A sort of autobiography that draws its roots from his teenage years as a skater / metalhead / emo kid who struggled to find his place in the world, while the adult writing it pretends to be certain that it’s all good now, that he's happy, that he has found his role, his destiny. An album full of contradictions, where the lightness of the title contrasts with the intense emotions expressed in the music. Everything is darker, more festive, and more extreme, just like the most vivid and memorable emotions are.