Brett Fratangelo started his career at an early age. The eldest son of studio and touring percussionist, Larry Fratangelo, Brett learned drums as his primary instrument and studied at Interlochen. In his teens, Brett decided to learn guitar and keyboard. A song inspired by his birth ("Brettino's Bounce") and recorded on a Parliament Funkadelic album, destined Brett to be a musician. Brett's first album was recorded while in high school entitled, "Then We Read the Directions." Since then, Brett's discography contains two additional CDs ("Radio Holiday" and "Kiser Sozae") which he has written, and co-produced with his father. At 25, Brett is ready to bust loose, and proves to be his father's son insisting on perseverence, dedication and a good work ethic. He holds true to his music, and writes from deep in his soul.
Joe Phillips, lyricist and guitarist from the Detroit area, teams up with Brett on this latest CD "Brettino's Bounce."