Frank Fuller is an American pianist, composer, and music educator whose sound blends classical influence with a contemporary emotional depth. His musical journey began at the Yamaha Music School in Marietta, Georgia, at the age of six. From there, he continued studying piano and composition under the guidance of Mark Gaber, later deepening his musical training at Young Harris College with professors Mary Ann Fox and Jeff Bauman (1996–1998).

Throughout his career, Frank has performed across the Atlanta metropolitan area, appearing in venues such as the Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech, Cobb Galleria Mall, Oglethorpe University, and Young Harris College. His performances span from intimate piano recitals and open mic sessions to larger cultural events — including earning third place at the Clark Atlanta University Talent Show in 2002. Between 2006 and 2008, he also held a residency performing regularly at a well-known Asian restaurant in Marietta.

From 2010 to 2012, Frank joined a local rock/punk band in Philadelphia as a keyboard player, expanding his stylistic versatility and performance experience. Alongside his artistic career, he has taught piano and composition both privately and at various academic institutions in Atlanta and Philadelphia between 1998 and 2019, inspiring students of all ages.

In 2025, Frank Fuller officially signed with Too Loud Records to begin work on his debut album. The project will be produced by Riccardo Daga at Titans Lab Recording Studio (Ferrara, Italy), where Frank’s distinctive blend of classical sensibility and modern storytelling will take shape in a full-length release that marks a new chapter in his artistic evolution.