JFRocks Music Publishing was founded by Los Angeles based session guitarist/composer Jeffrey Stephen Fiorentino. 

JFRocks Music Publishing, (Hollywood California, USA) licenses instrumental guitar-based music to TV, film, & the commercial industry.  We also work with and/or license guitar-music to video game companies, indie-filmmakers, student projects, & radio.

Established in 2012, JFRocks Music Publishing is a subsidiary of, and morphed out of Jeff's groundbreaking guitar instructional website JFRocks.com (circa 2001-2014).

All of our music is Copyright © 2008-2026 JFRocks Music Publishing, Hollywood CA - Reuse and/or distribution of our song materials without our written consent is strictly prohibited.

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Skets on Ket! Bio

Producer Name: Skets on Ket
Real Name: Sam Thomas
Age: 23
From: North Wales

I've pretty much been into electronic music for years and have been producing odd bits here and there for a laugh, or remixing friends music. I'd listened to some Dubstep right when it was just about leaking onto late night radio shows, or from remixes on the internet, but definately got into it pretty much after I went to a Gatecrashers Festival in 2008 and saw Benga and Skream. After that I just kept experimenting with different sounds and drum patterns.

I have been producing Dubstep for just over a year really, at first it was just as a bit of fun but then as the Dubstep scene grew and new sounds were being introduced, I started taking it more serious.
I started off creating weird experimental tracks with low end bass and weird high synth parts, then I started experimenting with really heavy basslines, and basically from there I got into making Dubstep.
Of course my influences at the time were the big names such as Skream, Benga, Vaski, Caspa, Plastician, Coki and Rusko, some of which are still the main players now.

What I use:
I've always used fruity loops from the start and despite the controversy over this program, people saying it's unproffessional, I still believe it's a good all round program for any aspiring Dubstep producer out there to start off with.
I also use vst's such as; Massive, Albino 3, OhmForce Ohmicide Pro, Tal bit crusher etc just to experiment with instruments and sounds.
i now use logic and i advise you to do the same :)


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