Frenic is a UK-based producer and DJ, whose real name is Dean Barratt, hailing from the creative hub of Bristol – a city known for its influential contributions to the British music scene, particularly within trip-hop and electronica. Specializing in a blend of hip-hop, funk, soul, and electronic music, Frenic's sound is a modern interpretation of classic genres, inflected with a distinctly British twist that pays homage to the legacy of sample-based music production.

Over the years, Frenic has built an impressive discography with a series of thematic releases that showcase his ability to weave intricate, nostalgic samples with contemporary beats. His albums often explore a palette of vivid imagery and emotions, as suggested by the color-themed titles like "Emerald Green," "Royal Purple," and "Electric Blue." Other projects demonstrate his storytelling fineship, with "Femme Fatale," "Hangover," and "Andy Warhol" providing sonic landscapes that evoke cinematic experiences. The remastered "Mongolia - EP" further exemplifies his approach to revisiting and renewing his craft with care and precision. Whether you find him sampling the sounds of yesteryears or experimenting with modern rhythms, Frenic consistently delivers a resonant experience that bridges the gap between generations of music lovers.