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Frenic is a true Hip Hop DJ using turntable skills to blend multiple genres ato create the vibe. As a producer he creates beats influenced by Hip Hop, Trip Hop, Lo Fi and Dub. Big tracks like Alright & Travel Alone have seen him grace the stages of Glastonbury, Fusion Festival Germany, Jazz Cafe London, Six Dogs Athens to name a few highlights. He is the main DJ for the AFT Raps events in his home town of Bristol UK where he has supported legendary acts Mobb Deep, ONYX, Ghostface Killah and Talib Kwelli most recently and has DJed for UK Hip Hop legends like Skinnyman & klashnekoff. Resent releases on Green Brick records and SiX music as well as his own "This One Records" Label.

Contact: sam@frenicmusic.com

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Frenic & Yellatone

Frenic and Yellowtone stand out as a dynamic duo, blending classic influences with cutting-edge sounds. Frenic, known for his lo-fi hip-hop roots, brings a cinematic sci-fi style to the table, creating deep, observational tones that resonate with listeners. Yellowtone, a wordsmith with a penchant for storytelling, adds layers of lyrical depth, exploring themes of AI, modern life, and the human experience.

Their collaboration is a masterclass in fusion, where hip-hop production meets electronic elements, and introspective lyrics merge with ambient soundscapes. Their latest project, Simulacrum, is a testament to their innovative approach, offering a unique take on the human condition in the digital age. With each release, Frenic and Yellowtone invite listeners on a journey through the complexities of existence, all while keeping their feet firmly planted the sound of Bristol.

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Frenic finishes the epic Monomyth trilogy with “Return” and takes you on a journey of lo-fi trip-hop beats with deep electronica & sample manipulation.

“I started this trilogy as a way of thanks for the amazing journeys I have taken while on tour. In particular, Greece. I would like to thank Joseph Campbell for the inspiration and his amazing philosophy. I learned a lot researching these albums and these ideas will stay with me forever. I highly recommend you read his book, “A Hero with a Thousand faces” or watch his interview on the program, “The Power of Myth.”

Art work by Sugahtank

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