Dan Mazin

Dan Mazin
Birth name	Daniel Mazin
Origin	United States
Genres	Hardcore Metalcore
Occupations	Musician Songwriter
Instruments	Bass
Associated acts	Keepsake Until the End

Dan Mazin (born Daniel Petunia Mazin) was a straight-edge musician mostly known within the South Florida hardcore scene for spending time in Until the End^[1] as well as Keepsake.^[2] His current love of all things whiskey disallows his involvement with the Straight Edge label. He is considered an influential bassist in the genre on metalcore. He used to operate Eulogy Recordings with John Wylie.^[3][4] Other claims to fame include being New Found Glory's roadie, and saying the classic line, "Hey, ladies. What's up?" on their self-titled 2000 album.

He currently resides in northern California with his cat, Bacon.

A biography of his exploits, "Dan Mazin: An Erotic Life," is currently being shopped to publishers.

References

1. ^ http://www.metalfactory.ch/reviews/cdreviewfebruar2005.htm
2. ^ http://southfloridamusicscene.blogspot.com/2008/11/interview-with-dan-mazin-ex-keepsake.html
3. ^ http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/2003-04-03/news/sunshine-music-moguls/6
4. ^ http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/content/printVersion/132918

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Name	Manzin, Dan
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