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| Birth name | Wayne "Ozzie" Rea |
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Wayne "Ozzie" Rea (born February 17, 1974) is an American musician, rapper, and spoken word artist from Houston, TX. Notably, he has served as the front man for various bands, including Proton, Vitamin, and the Flong All-Stars. Rea joined the band Vitamin, where he played alongside Jason McGann, the drummer of the John Butler Trio.
In 2001, Rea gained recognition with his feature in Proton's single "The Wrong Beat"/"Throw Down," which achieved a notable position, reaching #82 on the Australian charts. [1] [2]
Additionally, he contributed to Proton's albums, "Live at Mojo's" (2001) and "Here Beneath the Big Top" (2000).[3]
DJMCO is currently the frontman for the Flong All-Stars in Austin, TX.***
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Wilde, Sarah. "Props, Pumps, Pisco, and Poetry". Hype Magazine (Australia). May 20, 2000. https://archive.org/embed/props-pumps-pisco-and-poetry