Hey guys, my name is Zeb Frinar. I think I'm perfect for this list.
Since i started making music back as early as 2002, I've always felt like The Underdog
What does some kid from the suburbs know about making hip hop beats? Needless to say, a lot of people didn't think that I would stick to wanting to make this form of music and many people still don't exactly know how many hours i've spent in countless bedrooms sitting in front of DAWs trying to make the best sounding stuff with the lowest possible budget.
In 2009 I went to an Audio Engineering school in NYC and really learned how to mix properly and understand the overall tonality of musical recordings.
I spent the next 3 years of my life playing on my MPC 1000, cutting up samples of music from the 30s,40s, and 50s and turning them into hip hop beats. I was so amped about this project that I kept it under tight wraps, only showing my friends my stuff directly off the MPC 1000.
Unfortunately for me, I was robbed at gunpoint in my home and my very most prized possion, my MPC 1000 was stolen. All the material I had worked on was lost as well.
I was crushed. All that music was gone forever and now I had to start from scratch.
That's when I bought my NI Maschine, and started making the music that I now release as Zeb Frinar.
I now do live sound for a professional wrestling company, CHIKARA (www.chikarapro.com) and occasionally make some of the Entrance themes for the wrestlers.
I am proud of the work I've been doing but I feel like I haven't been able to get people to really listen. I feel like this War to get heard will never end, but I hope that some of you will listen to some of my music, enjoy it and let me know what you thought.
Thanks,
Zeb
www.soundcloud.com/zebfrinar
www.facebook.com/zebfrinar
@zebfrinar on twitter
and of course: http://zebfrinar.newgrounds.com/