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DIRTY OL FRANK aka NEON COBRA

Dirty Ol' Frank also known as the other half of bass heavy, jacking house duo, Neon Cobra and owner of Ten12design.com a graphic design company based out of Providence, Rhode Island and Meltdown Music based out of Boston with business partner Marc Saccoccio meltdownmusic.com. Dirty Ol' Frank hails from Providence, RI and has been part of the electronic music culture since early 1992; working behind hard house and tech house producers, DJ Venom, and Marc Saccoccio and staying true to the New England based company Meltdown Music. During his career Dirty Ol' Frank became the official voice that was over heard through out the Asylum in Springfield Ma, Club Energy, Providence RI and across the East Coast. He later linked up with DJ Venom and Frankie Bone's agency, East Music Group out of New York and Fused Management. From there Dirty Ol' Frank's career exploded and he was able to network with some of the industries biggest names such as, Bryan Cox, DJ Bam Bam, Alex Peace, The House O Holics and landing a number of track releases on DJ Venom's mix series, House Blend 8, Straight Bangin Vol 2, Straight Bangin Vol 3, Straight Bangin Vol 4 Raise the Volume Vol 3, sold through out stores like Best Buy, Amazon, Tower Records, FYE, Newbury Comic's and many others across the nation. In 2001, Frank decided to dip into the drum & bass scene and he created a CD for his audience, called "Overload." Frank in turn captured the attention from Mixer Magazine. In October the 2001 "Bad Boy Bill interview issue" the magazine wrote, Frank is known by many on the East Coast club scene for his edgey style of house music, but this mix of the many elements of drum & bass provides a good glimpse of his jungle talent. If you've never listened to drum & bass and its many sub genres, this could provide you with an introduction to what it sounds like. Included in the mix are elements of ragga jungle and some hard two-step, and the featured artist range from Roni Size to tougher and darker producers such as Konflict and Ink along with Dylan. The mixing is exciting and keeps listeners attention by schooling them on the many identities of Drum and Bass.

In 2001, Frank decided to dip into the drum & bass scene and he created a CD for his audience, called "Overload." Frank in turn captured the attention from Mixer Magazine. In October the 2001 "Bad Boy Bill interview issue" the magazine wrote, Frank is known by many on the East Coast club scene for his edgey style of house music, but this mix of the many elements of drum & bass provides a good glimpse of his jungle talent. If you've never listened to drum & bass and its many sub genres, this could provide you with an introduction to what it sounds like. Included in the mix are elements of ragga jungle and some hard two-step, and the featured artist range from Roni Size to tougher and darker producers such as Konflict and Ink along with Dylan. The mixing is exciting and keeps listeners attention by schooling them on the many identities of Drum and Bass.

Be on the look out for some floor stomping, bit crushing, electrified bass-lines from the sounds of Dirty Ol' Frank and Neon Cobra

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