Frankie Bones is a pioneering American DJ, producer, and remixer whose influence has been pivotal in shaping the early landscape of techno and electronic dance music in the United States. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Frankie Bones gained prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s, becoming synonymous with the underground rave scene. He is widely credited with introducing the concept of the "PLUR" (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect) ethos to American rave culture, inspiring a generation of electronic music fans with his energetic sets and community spirit.

Bones' early years were marked by successful releases on provocative techno and house labels, and his seminal "Bonesbreaks" series of breakbeat records became essential tools for DJs worldwide. Alongside his brother Adam X, Frankie Bones helped organize some of the first large-scale raves on the East Coast, most notably the legendary Storm Raves, which laid the foundation for the growth of rave culture across America. Throughout a career spanning decades, he has remained dedicated to the craft of DJing and music production, performing at clubs and festivals around the globe while continuing to release influential tracks and remixes.

Frankie Bones' legacy endures not only through his music, but also through his tireless advocacy for inclusivity, creativity, and unity within electronic music culture.