A sweet tweet for you: A funkSoul&Blues party, 10pm – RhettFrazierInc @ the little temple 4519 Santa Monica Blvd 90029. The mighty Kirk Kirk Fletcher goes on @ 9pm

FunkTrons, Spotify is now available in the U.S. So – click on the image and download it. Then — listen To Rhett Frazier Inc’s Escape From Dee-Troyt. (You better wet your palette – the new record drops in January).
Dig the Picts from my Yamaha DTX clinics. Thanks to Yamaha and Ableton. To visit the full gallery, click on the image below:
Thanks to all that voted @ Rockwired Radio. RFI won best song of 2010 – for U Can’t Stop. Dig it here:
Thanks to all that attended our super-duper secret holiday party. For those of you that did not know (or could not attend for legal reasons) – you can still watch it here:
Hey Funktrons, please check out my latest loop-based article in the current (Feb 2011) issue of Modern Drummer. Click on the cover to reserve your copy today:
Thanks to Robbie Gennet for our latest review in Keyboard Magazine:
Straight out of the box, Frazier starts the party with “U Can’t Stop,” priming the dance floor around a memorable hook. He then throws down some deeply funky vocals over the Wurly-laced “Nuthin” and unleashes a Prince-worthy falsetto on “U Can’t Stop.” Synth wiz Donny Gruendler’s keyboard flavors range from smooth synth pads on “Mirrors” to the vibey piano on the ballad “Faultline.” The music harkens as much to Ted Nugent’s Motor City Madman rock as it does to Motown soul, and the amalgam really works. (rhettfrazierinc.com)