Frost was born in
Brixton,
London and, after a troubled youth, started to discover music through local
sound system 'dances' and then nights such as
Soul II Soul at the
Africa Centre. He first started DJing at 18, playing
funk and
hip hop before the
acid house scene arrived and he played at the
Carwash nights in the late 1980s with
Grooverider,
Bryan Gee, and
Fabio. As a resident at
The Fridge in Brixton, he played alongside
Paul 'Trouble' Anderson and
Evil Eddie Richards. He also hosted a show on the Brixton-based
pirate radio station Passion FM which later became Lightning FM. From here, he would DJ at all the large raves up and down the country including
Dreamscape,
Telepathy,
The Edge, and
One Nation. His friendship with Bryan Gee would lead to both forming the celebrated
drum and bass label
V Recordings in 1993, and signing artists such as
Roni Size,
DJ Die, and
Krust. In 1994, Frost would produce one of the jungle scenes most seminal anthems in
Burial, under the alias of Leviticus, released on the V Recordings sub-label
Philly Blunt. The track was later picked up by
FFRR and upon its wider release in March 1995, debuted at No. 6 in the UK Dance Single Chart and peaked at No. 66 in the UK Singles Chart. During this time, Frost would also host a show on
Kiss 100 which continued until 2001. He would plays some regular guest slots on
Centreforce around 2007-2009. Frost returned to radio in 2012 co-hosting the
drum and bass show on
Mi-Soul alongside DJ Bailey. Through writing his autobiography published in 2017, Frost has in the last few years increasingly spoken up about mental health issues. ==Discography==