Born in P-Town. Housed in Totowa. Partied in Tri-Town (Totowa, W.Paterson, Little Falls), Paterson and NYC.
Limelight NYC. Disco 2000. Twilo. Tunnel. Party Favors:) . Eazy-E. KRS1. Slick Rick. RUN DMC. Beastie Boys. Cypress Hill. Rob Gee. Lenny Dee. Bloody Fist. Temper Tantrum. Nicky Fuckin Fingers. The One and Only NYC. Diesel Parties at Palladium. Money. Palm Trees. Beaches. Club Kids. After Hours. Drug Addicts. Straight Edge. Corporate Success Stories. Corporate Crooks. Peter Gatien. Jeffrey Citron. My Cat, My Friends and My Fiance. Rabbit In The Moon. Full Sail University. Orlando Florida. Random Strangers in my Apartment. Little Black Gel Pyramids from Henry the Man Who Feeds Racoons. Scott and Frankie. Snoman. Raw Flavors. Black Market Basement. PeepRoc. Peter "I'm Gonna Steal Your Money" Pan. Paterson NJ Hip-Hop. DJ Siege Oldschool Hardcore Thursday Nights at Limelight. Morphine Generation. Grail. Ed Hardy. Homemade Clothes Made for Clubs. Being Bored in Totowa NJ. Meeting People I Don't Remember at Rancho Relaxo and Robots. Parties I don't Remember That My Friend's Say I Was At. Nirvana. Mosh Pits. Jim Morrison and The Doors. Tim Leary. Old Hippie Friends. These Two Kids I Meant From North Arlington NJ Who Told Me Smoking Dust Isn't A Problem Until You Can't Afford It. Driving Crackheads in the Bronx to Pick Me Up Weed. Yelling at Crackheads Who Forgot to get the Weed. San Francisco. Standing ontop of Mount Tamapalis. Medicinal Herbs. September 11, 2001. My First Stone at Denis's Which Seemed to Last for Hours. Hating Gastonia North Carolina and the Red Necks Who Hated Me. Learning to Trust People. Hot Porn. Hot Chics. Crazy People Who Believe They Live on Another Planet. Junior Sanchez. Chung King Studios. Warren Riker. Skulls. Dirt. Favorite Jeans. Hats. Working Too Much. Spray Painting My Grafiti Character Smoking a Joint on the Wall in Passaic Valley High School's Cafeteria. Probation. Loading Dirty Used Tires into a Trailer. Crashing Golf Carts with Robbie. Hating the Green Van Man. Thunderous Sound Systems That Hurt Your Chest. 2,000+ People Dancing in One Room. Lasers. Strobe Lights. City Streets. Unkown Artists. Street Artists. Pulp Fiction. Dig. All Gone Pete Tong. Turntablism. DJing. Traveling to Other States to Hear Great Bands and DJs. Hmmm... and much more.
"Shane Fontane is definitely on my watch list. He's got a totally unique sound and that's real important." - Larry Tee, Mogul Electro
"I've been playing out the Heartbreaker remix at my Wednesday weekly "Robotic" in Oklahoma City and I'm planning on taking it on the road with me. It is a great bridge when mixing from bmore to electro. You can't help but dance to it." -John Bourke of Trash Yourself
They Call Him Mister Drty Drt
Shane Fontane was born in Paterson New Jersey and was raised by his grandparents. His parents weren’t around much but when his father was home Shane would find himself creeping downstairs to watch him DJ.
He heard all of the hits from Herbie Hancock and Duran Duran to Yello and Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Afterwards, Shane would go upstairs and listen to the rap sounds of Mr. Magic on radio station WBLS. These are the moments and sounds that influenced Shane’s music the greatest – 80s, Electro and Rap.
When Shane was 13 he began writing lyrics. This is when Shane realized he was going to work his way to the life he wanted. Shane’s obsessions and dreams became his real life goals. At the age of 14 Shane became a DJ.
Shane continued to pursue rap music as his choice of production and became the local “go to” beat guy for Paterson emcees. He released his first album “Broken Bones” by Raw Flavors when he was 17.
Shane spent the next 5 years DJing in NYC at Limelight, Palladium and random house parties and raves. When his nights were not spent DJing, Shane was out networking and promoting himself to all who would listen. During the day, Shane remained busy writing music and practicing his art.
A few years later Shane enrolled in Full Sail University where he graduated with an Associates Degree in Recording Engineering. He later did internships at Subliminal Records and Chung King Studios. With advice from a popular engineer, Shane left Chung King to actively pursue writing and producing his own music instead of recording others.
Shane continues to follow this advice as he pioneers his ElectroCrunk sound under his net label, production and music publishing company – Post-Pop Music House. It's no wonder why the company motto is "DIY B!TCHES!"
You can be sure that you will hear the heavily influenced sounds of 80s and rap music in Shane’s newly defined genre - ElectroCrunk. His passion never died and his dedication never eroded.
Shane Fontane a.k.a. Mister Drty Drt is getting his music out there. Be prepared if you haven’t heard because Shane Fontane is more then just a name – he’s the man behind what your children will be listening to in the years to come.
What Is ElectroCrunk?
Drt. Electro. Rap. Attitude. Sex. Funk. Parties.
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Been trying to get a hold of your sister while she is in town to do a little photo shoot. Got any new tracks that need some artwork? I can use Ashup for it.
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France Dance - Jorge Jaramillo & Sue Cho (Lectro Chik Records)
Sue's "Punked out L.A Vocals" compliment Jorge Jaramillo's signature "Who Da Funk" style electro indie nu disco production! Climbing the charts at Beatport. Click the picture above to download.
