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On October 6th, 2009, he released '''Mix Tape 2''' in the same fashion. It can be downloaded here: [http://www.box.net/shared/p9sekkudd0] | On October 6th, 2009, he released '''Mix Tape 2''' in the same fashion. It can be downloaded here: [http://www.box.net/shared/p9sekkudd0] | ||
The Name Mr. F is a reference to the television comedy series, "Arrested Development." Mr. F is specifically described in season 3, episode 5, appropriately titled, Mr. F. | |||
Revision as of 18:56, 12 November 2011
| Mr. F | |
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| Place of Origin | Brooklyn, NY |
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| Genres | Turntablism |
| Years Active | 2008-Present |
| Label | none |
| Associated Acts | Tally Hall |
| Website | Mister F Myspace |
| Band Members | |
| Ross Federman | |
Mr. F is the name Ross Federman goes by when he DJs.
Ross has been DJing since around the time Tally Hall moved to New York in 2008. He became friends with some DJs and found much interest in it. His specialty is mash-ups, where a DJ will mix 2 or more songs together. Mr. F can usually be found DJing around the Brooklyn/NYC area, although he's done gigs in Boston and Ann Arbor.
His first album, appropriately titled Mix Tape is available for free download here: [1]
On October 6th, 2009, he released Mix Tape 2 in the same fashion. It can be downloaded here: [2]
The Name Mr. F is a reference to the television comedy series, "Arrested Development." Mr. F is specifically described in season 3, episode 5, appropriately titled, Mr. F.