Frankie Mancuso pianist and arranger, born in Florence in December 1980, starts his career as a musician in Rome in 2003 composing some soundtracks for the theater and some short films.
Studies he did when he was young at the conservatory “Luigi Cherubini”, in Florence, and the following interests for the electronic production drag him to the meeting of two apparently different world: classic music and dance music.
His orchestral works and his piano “gift” tease the interest of some djs of the roman night scene, that involve him in numerous remix projects, bootleg and new productions. He makes a real pop/commercial mess-tin composing original music, remake and opening for various organizations “By Night” all around Italy until 2011, when he met Manuel Rotondo and Kevin Delite, that deeply marked the musical world of Frankie.
Productions with Manuel Rotondo, well-known roman dj-producer who prefers Techno/House sounds, represent that musical fusion between pentagram music and waveform music that he was searching for.
Musical horizons get larger with the melodic presence of Kevin Delite, a roman historical vocalist.
The Three signed their first production together in 2012 with the single “Played a trip (gotta a feeling)”, record that has been played in the European and American dancefloors; at the moment they’re busy with productions and live performances.
Frankie Mancuso and Kevin Delite are hardly working on a full album that themselves have defined “ElectroDream”, where the melodic and electronic research aims to a loud and energetic, but also dreamlike and natural sounds, able to attract the attention of a large audience, between pop and house music.
“GET IT NOW” is the first single that the duo presented in September 2012 for the “Gay Village Closing Party” in Rome, facing thousands of people.
The record claims the collaboration of famous international remixer and a music video too.
Now Frankie is keeping the production of the record with Kevin Delite and he’s also following various productions, including perhaps a return at the orchestra, with the drafting of an unedited movie soundtrack.