Frankie Bash

Frankie Bash
Frankie Bash
Background information
Birth name	Colin Franken
Also known as	Frankie Bash
Born	May 16, 1993 (age 31); Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.
Origin	St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.
Genres	Hip hop; trap; R&B;
Occupations	Record producer; songwriter; rapper; singer;
Instruments	Ableton Live; Logic Pro;
Years active	2015–present

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Colin Franken (born May 16, 1993), known professionally as Frankie Bash, is an American record producer, songwriter, rapper, and singer.^[1] Bash has worked with artists such as Future, Juice Wrld, NAV, Gunna, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Gucci Mane, Offset, Nimic Revenue, Bobby Raps and Wheezy.

Discography

2017

Timelapse (mixtape)^[2]

2018

Spaceboy Level 1: Circa 2015 (mixtape)^[3]
Bettiana EP with R.A.D (mixtape)^[4]

Production credits

2018

Nimic Revenue

00. "Decline"

Lil Durk – Only The Family Involved Vol. 1

06. "Happy Gilmore" (featuring Nimic Revenue)

Bobby Raps – WeirdLilWorld

15. "Cause I'm Sad..." (produced with Blanda and Bobby Raps)

Future and Juice Wrld – Wrld on Drugs

10. "Realer n Realer" (produced with Wheezy)^[5]

2019

Future – The Wizrd

12. "Krazy But True" (produced with Wheezy, Distance Decay and Corbin)

Nimic Revenue

00. Awlorn Gang^[6]

Nimic Revenue – Undisputed

12. Therapy^[7]

Nimic Revenue – Lifeline (EP)

Source:^[8]^[9]^[10]

1. Tattoo
2. Kim K
3. Paramount
4. Yeah Featuring DaniLeigh
5. Kawasaki
6. Way We Chill
7. Lifeline (produced with drodro)
8. Almost Made It
9. Wedding Cake
10. 38
11. Butterfly
12. Greenroom featuring Chief Keef (produced with Relly)

Offset featuring Young Thug – Control the Streets, Vol. 2

15. Big Rocks (produced with Thank You Fizzle and Wheezy)

R.A.D Featuring Corbin – Dykon

13. Bone Yard (produced with Corbin, Drodro)

2020

Lil Gotit

01. So Slime (produced with AR and Bak)

Nimic Revenue

01. P.O.M.E. featuring Calboy

Nimic Revenue

01. Win Again

Gunna – Wunna

01. ARGENTINA (produced with Morgan O'Connor and Wheezy)

Gucci Mane – So Icy Summer

02. Rain Shower featuring Young Thug (produced with Al B, Armen and Wheezy)

NAV – Emergency Tsunami

04. Nasty (produced with Wheezy and Singrinch)
06. Vetement Socks (produced with Wheezy, Turbo and Bak)
10. Do Ya Deed featuring Sahbabii (produced with Wheezy and Bak)

YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Until I Return

04. Toxic (produced with ABonTheBeat, Bak and JULiA LEWiS)

2021

Baby Keem & Kendrick Lamar

01. Family Ties (produced with Cardo, Outtatown, Roselilah, Deats and, Jasper Harris)

Lil Gotit – Top Chef Gotit

11. Waptopia (produced with Hurtboy AG, ManOhManFoster, and Bak)

Yung Gravy – Gravy Train Down Memory Lane: Side A

01. Skiing in Japan Freestyle (produced with Armaen Abramian)

Kevin Gates – Only the Generals, Pt. II

01. Send That Load (produced with Section 8, and Bak)

Money Man – Blockchain

04. Numerology (produced with Section 8, Chi Chi, Todd Pritchard)

Bobby Fishscale – The Evolution

06. Sellin Dat Shit (produced with Section 8)

Corbin – Ghost With Skin

15. Reaper (produced with Drodro)

D Smoke – War & Wonders

11. Say Go (produced with Jasper Harris, Tom Levesque, Chords, Kayron, R.W)

SSGKobe – KO.

06. Capsules (produced with Bak)

2022

Yeat – 2 Alive

01. Kant Die (produced with Trgc)

Lil Gotit – The Cheater

03. Now We Getting Money Featuring Lil Keed & Lil PJ (produced with Xavi, DASPACEBOY, Skipass, West)
18. Thoughts About My Ex (produced with Bak, Skipass, West)

Jack Harlow – Come Home the Kids Miss You

09. I Got a Shot

References

^ Bissoy-Mattis, Jeffrey (December 7, 2017). "The Come-Up: Rappers Who Got Next". The Current. Minnesota Public Radio. Retrieved November 4, 2018.
^ "Timelapse".
^ "Spaceboy Level 1: Circa 2015".
^ "Bettiana EP".
^ Klinkenberg, Brendan (October 25, 2018). "Future and Juice WRLD's 'WRLD On Drugs' Just Got Three New Videos". Rolling Stone. Rolling Stone. Retrieved November 4, 2018.
^ "Awlorn Gang credits". AllMusic.
^ Suarez, Gary (March 12, 2019). "For 'Undisputed,' Def Jam Pivots To Its Rap Roots With New Talent In Tow". Forbes. Retrieved March 27, 2019.
^ "Lifeline credits". AllMusic.
^ "Nimic Revenue is back with "Lifeline" reloaded".
^ Lifeline Reloaded (Media notes). Nimic Revenue. New York City: Def Jam Recordings. 2019.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)

[1] Bissoy-Mattis, Jeffrey (December 7, 2017). "The Come-Up: Rappers Who Got Next". The Current. Minnesota Public Radio. Retrieved November 4, 2018.

[2] "Timelapse".

[3] "Spaceboy Level 1: Circa 2015".

[4] "Bettiana EP".

[5] Klinkenberg, Brendan (October 25, 2018). "Future and Juice WRLD's 'WRLD On Drugs' Just Got Three New Videos". Rolling Stone. Rolling Stone. Retrieved November 4, 2018.

[6] "Awlorn Gang credits". AllMusic.

[7] Suarez, Gary (March 12, 2019). "For 'Undisputed,' Def Jam Pivots To Its Rap Roots With New Talent In Tow". Forbes. Retrieved March 27, 2019.

[8] "Lifeline credits". AllMusic.

[9] "Nimic Revenue is back with "Lifeline" reloaded".

[10] Lifeline Reloaded (Media notes). Nimic Revenue. New York City: Def Jam Recordings. 2019.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)

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