An unreleased ballad version I made with Leo Frappier for my hit song with Peyton, a cover of the seminal track 'High' released on Fierce Angel Records. Available on iTunes :-)



Wayne G & Peyton - HIGH - Unreleased Ballad Version

For Remix/Production/DJ enquiries please contact: djwayneg@gmail.com

Leo Frappier Billboard #1 Club Chart remixer (previously known as “LFB”, now fronting the self-branded “House of Frappier)” has an auspicious history as a producer, starting in the day of Disco Diva Sylvester and Megatone records, to working with country singer Crystal Gayle, punk mistress Nina Hagen, to the fiercest chart-topping divas and superstar artists of today, including both retail and promotional remixes for Rihanna, Cher, Celine Dion, Mary J. Blige, Nelly Furtado, Mary Wilson, Tamar Braxton, Jason Walker, Bronski Beat, Billy Porter, the Village People, Tony Orlando,  Martha Wash, Kristine W., Debby Holiday, and Jeanie Tracy.  His very first remix was for Sylvester for his “Immortal” album when the concept of a remix was burgeoning. Today he has found a satisfying balance as a producer of original music and a “remixer-extraordinaire” for other artists.

Born into a musical family, Leo always had a dream of writing and producing pop music.   From reading Billboard and Rolling Stone about bands and their lives in the '70s to assembling his own studio after college in the late '80s it was his fervent desire to make music his life’s work. 

Leo released a neuvo-jazz album “In The Midnight Hour” in 2010 to much critical acclaim, and also has been successful at placing works of music in TV shows and movies. LFB Music Radio Mixshows have been heard around the world by millions of listeners.

From 2014 to 2020, Leo participated in remixes of no less than eight songs that made it into Top Five in the Billboard Club Dance Charts, including a number one with Shawn Hook’s “Sound of Your Heart,”  and Leo is also a Billboard Recording Artist, himself.

Whether working solo or in collaboration with others, Leo Frappier has been called the “Beethoven of today.”