DamnTuesdayPart2

Check out my Label Releases for even more content:

MysteryBeat
https://open.spotify.com/album/3HgDFGCehDVJC1IoN7IVXH

JohnnyFavorite
https://open.spotify.com/track/5RYXX4pi2sJsNGnjSKhDBh

Right Back
https://open.spotify.com/track/2UYyNVlydzCcYnNc5iuf7a

Shook That
https://preview.seshling.com/franknomore-shookthat

JingleQueen
https://open.spotify.com/album/0BRwroel89727T01Vx8gpn?si=-eZue2zATB-RlFKk8b2l1g

HeartBeat
https://open.spotify.com/album/3fS3f8wnwPjqVtGU5NB8Y8?si=Igq0pRp_RiO8qdTDLMUDTQ

ClawFace
https://smarturl.it/rSR785

UnkleRico's2Step
https://funktasy.lnk.to/franknomore-unklericos2step

Allergene
https://fanlink.to/Allergene

BeatSeat
https://funktasy.lnk.to/franknomore-john-patinella-beatseat

No Xplanation
https://funktasy.lnk.to/No-Xplanation-Franknomore-remix

DAT
https://funktasy.lnk.to/dat-franknomore-remix

Born Frank... and then over time becoming something else. 
Franks style of House music varies widely from tech to 2-step.  Borrowing from many genres of EDM and traditional sound palettes.  Frank was probably hardwired with a rhythm sense.  Seemingly knowing good music from the get-go.   Early dabblings in radio as a broadcaster and developing advanced mixtapes Frank discovered others agreed with his musical selections and style of presenting a large array of music.  Eventually Frank discovered the raw uplifting power of beats and bass coupled with loudspeaker culture.  Very much like the traveling dub systems developed in 1970's Jamaica which drew huge crowds to feel the music through the massive system subs.  Copy and paste the Jamaican influence on the emerging late 80’s rave scene and we have today the legacy of beat culture.  Frank took to House like a duck to water.  Electronic influences start with ELP, Gary Neumann, A Flock of Seagulls.  Evolved with The Utah Saints, Fluke, The Chemical Bros., Underworld, and Coldcut.  Modern influences litter a list from BeatPorts top 100 tech producers.  Too many to name since so much good House is being released today.  Franks sounds travel from dark to light with the foundation being a solid bassline.  Supported by groovy drums and textures that create a space, experienced fully only on the dance floor.

Music

Check out my Label Releases for even more content: MysteryBeat https://open.spotify.com/album/3HgDFGCehDVJC1IoN7IVXH JohnnyFavorite https://open.spotify.com/track/5RYXX4pi2sJsNGnjSKhDBh Right Back https://open.spotify.com/track/2UYyNVlydzCcYnNc5iuf7a Shook That https://preview.seshling.com/franknomore-shookthat JingleQueen https://open.spotify.com/album/0BRwroel89727T01Vx8gpn?si=-eZue2zATB-RlFKk8b2l1g HeartBeat https://open.spotify.com/album/3fS3f8wnwPjqVtGU5NB8Y8?si=Igq0pRp_RiO8qdTDLMUDTQ ClawFace https://smarturl.it/rSR785 UnkleRico's2Step https://funktasy.lnk.to/franknomore-unklericos2step Allergene https://fanlink.to/Allergene BeatSeat https://funktasy.lnk.to/franknomore-john-patinella-beatseat No Xplanation https://funktasy.lnk.to/No-Xplanation-Franknomore-remix DAT https://funktasy.lnk.to/dat-franknomore-remix Born Frank... and then over time becoming something else. Franks style of House music varies widely from tech to 2-step. Borrowing from many genres of EDM and traditional sound palettes. Frank was probably hardwired with a rhythm sense. Seemingly knowing good music from the get-go. Early dabblings in radio as a broadcaster and developing advanced mixtapes Frank discovered others agreed with his musical selections and style of presenting a large array of music. Eventually Frank discovered the raw uplifting power of beats and bass coupled with loudspeaker culture. Very much like the traveling dub systems developed in 1970's Jamaica which drew huge crowds to feel the music through the massive system subs. Copy and paste the Jamaican influence on the emerging late 80’s rave scene and we have today the legacy of beat culture. Frank took to House like a duck to water. Electronic influences start with ELP, Gary Neumann, A Flock of Seagulls. Evolved with The Utah Saints, Fluke, The Chemical Bros., Underworld, and Coldcut. Modern influences litter a list from BeatPorts top 100 tech producers. Too many to name since so much good House is being released today. Franks sounds travel from dark to light with the foundation being a solid bassline. Supported by groovy drums and textures that create a space, experienced fully only on the dance floor.

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