Nat Rabb aka San Serac grew up in Baltimore, playing with oddly prescient post punk bands Candy Machine and INK when he was only very small. We’re talkin 90s. There was New York, Big Numbers, screaming (not screamo). But fate eventually brought him to Providence, a place of few rules. And it was there where – seeking a true fusion of Midnight Star and Bryan Ferry – he embarked in earnest on a journey into electronic funk and its brothers and sisters house, disco, garage, quiet storm, freestyle, you get the picture. He released Ice Age in 2004 on his own Frog Man J... (+) expand

Nat Rabb aka San Serac grew up in Baltimore, playing with oddly prescient post punk bands Candy Machine and INK when he was only very small. We’re talkin 90s. There was New York, Big Numbers, screaming (not screamo). But fate eventually brought him to Providence, a place of few rules. And it was there where – seeking a true fusion of Midnight Star and Bryan Ferry – he embarked in earnest on a journey into electronic funk and its brothers and sisters house, disco, garage, quiet storm, freestyle, you get the picture. He released Ice Age in 2004 on his own Frog Man Jake label, and his idiotic hysterics so impressed Trevor Jackson that Output Recordings released Tyrant in 2006, putting our man in an insane roster that included Mu, The Rapture, LCD Soundsystem, Black Strobe and the most important band of all time Yello.

So hey, it’s 2007. San Serac completed a full US tour with Junior Boys to some fanfare. The long awaited full length Professional (Frog Man Jake) is gathering acclaim and will be released this fall on Good & Evil in Japan and Normals Welcome in Canada, followed by two release show with Chromeo and tours with Shout Out Out Out Out and Tigercity. What’s more, a sick remix 12” featuring Kistuné hitmakers Passions and Popular Computer is on the way too. San Serac is currently hard at work on new disco-soul jams, singing with Stereo Image, and going eyeball to eyeball with house & club lovers whenever possible. (-) collapse