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Fais
Fais is an electronic act from Amsterdam that started putting out music around 2010. The group is built around Roeland Faas on vocals and Twan van der Poel...
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Fais is an electronic act from Amsterdam that started putting out music around 2010. The group is built around Roeland Faas on vocals and Twan van der Poel handling the DJ and production work.
They had their biggest moment in 2014 with the track "Hey," which featured Dutch producer Afrojack. The song got a lot of attention and became their most recognizable release.
Beyond that single, they've put out other tracks like "Hypnotized," "How Do I Know," and "Ghost." Their sound generally fits within the broader spectrum of electronic dance music, pulling from styles like progressive house and tech house.
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