Frank Iengo Music

Frank Iengo was born in Naples on August 12, 1964.
He started as a musician playing guitar when he was 10, and as often as it happens to those who play this instrument, he also played bass guitar in many live and studio performances. Of his thirst for musical knowledge, he also studied the piano for about seven years, along with the guitar.
In 1998, Frank Iengo began to understand that electronics, but computers, would dominate the future of the music industry, and he began learning how to incorporate them into his compositions. After just two years of using technology, in the year 2000, Frank Iengo's first production, entitled "Song for Violin" (which was a Commercial Dance production), was bought for approximately € 90.000 and released on Atlantic Records and European record labels such as Blanco Y Negro, Scorpio Music, and others.
Frank Iengo lived and produced in Italy until July 2010, but after this date, he moved to New York City to continue his career. With many collaborations to follow, the most important ones for him throughout his career were the "Gap Band" remixes and a project for Rai Trade, a national Italian television station and publishing company that included music for documentaries, commercials, and more.
The most recent projects by Frank Iengo are On Piano, LIBSTOK, RelaxingVibe, Frank Iengo Cinematic Project, and Pynk64. The musical genres that influence him are various, such as Soundtrack, New Age, Chillout, House music, Hip Hop, R&B, and anything else that inspires him.