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Funkasaurus Rex

Introducing Funkasaurus Rex: Created by Saxophonist Joey Berkley, this exciting jazz-funk band combines ‘Rhythm ‘n Blues’ and ‘Funk’ with ‘Jazz’. Made up of all-star world-renowned musicians, Funkasaurus Rex features a dynamic horn section along with a versatile rhythm section. Whether it’s a well-loved classic or a classy original, these veteran players bring the real funk into a new era. From clubs to concert halls, they provide their audiences with the highest level of expertise and dedication to convey their music as an art form.

Funkasaurus Rex’ players combined credits are a veritable ‘Who’s Who’ of the music industry. The players are: Joey Berkley on Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet, and Flute; Gary Deinstadt on Piano; Seth Glassman on Bass; Bill Harris on Saxophone, Clarinet and Flute; Tony Kadleck on Trumpet; Brian Pareschi on Trumpet; Chris Parker on Drums; John Tropea on Guitar; and Jens Wendelboe on Trombone. The Funkasaurus Rex musicians have played with: Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra, Monty Alexander, Wayne Andre, Ashford and Simpson, Patti Austin, Average White Band, the Count Basie Orchestra, Louis Bellson Orchestra, Tony Bennett, Blood, Sweat & Tears, The Blues Brothers, Suzy Boguss, Michael Bolton, The Boston Pops, the Brecker Brothers, James Brown, Paul Butterfield, Diahann Carroll , Harry Chapin, Cher, Eric Clapton , Joe Cocker, Natalie Cole, Judy Collins, Phil Collins, Alice Cooper, Miles Davis, Jack DeJohnette, Deodato, Celine Dion, Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Dr. John, Bob Dylan, Duke Ellington Orchestra, Donald Fagen, Jose Feliciano Ella Fitzgerald, David Foster, Frank Foster, Aretha Franklin, Dizzy Gillespie, Jeff Golub, Hall and Oates, Marvin Hamlisch, Slide Hampton, Isaac Hayes, Lena Horne, Whitney Houston, Freddie Hubbard, James Ingram, Michael Jackson, Al Jarreau, Elton John, The Quincy Jones Orchestra, Ben E. King, Carole King, Patti LaBelle, Cyndi Lauper, The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Jeff Lorber, Darlene Love, Ralph MacDonald, Christian Mc Bride, Paul McCartney, Brother Jack MacDuff, Barry Mann, Wynton Marsalis, Natalie Merchant, Bette Midler, Gerry Mulligan, Willie Nelson, Aaron Neville, the New York Pops, Roger Nichols, Laura Nyro, The Tom Pierson Big Band, John Pizzarelli's "Swing Seven", Martha Reeves, Buddy Rich Band, Bruce Roberts, Kenny Rogers, Diana Ross, Boz Scaggs, the Maria Schneider Jazz Orchestra, Shirley Alston formerly of The Shirelles, Carly Simon, Paul Simon, Frank Sinatra, South Side Johnny, Bruce Springsteen, Steely Dan, Barbra Streisand, Donna Summer, Grady Tate, Clark Terry , The Three Degrees, Luther Vandross, Bill Watrous, Jimmy Webb, Cynthia Weil, the Westchester Jazz Orchestra , Grace Slick, Dionne Warwick, Bruce Willis, Stevie Wonder, Phil Woods and many, many more . . .

Diana McCorry

In her debut recording, Diana combines her vocal and dramatic talents with a superb jazz ensemble under the direction of producer/guitarist Tony Romano.
The album features original music and lyrics composed by her dad, Tim McCorry. Diana currently studies Drama at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City.

Teja

Everybody’s talking about Teja, the spicy young girl from East Harlem in New York City, who like a lightning bolt is shedding light on an area of the music industry that only she can influence.
To the delight of her fans, Teja is finally releasing two singles that will be garnering national attention and vibrating the airwaves: “Weave” and “A Day In The Life Of A Harlem Girl.” “Weave” is an upbeat dance tune, and is a sure-fire hit record. “Day in The Life” is a mid-tempo tune that will make the listener cry and rejoice at the same time. It is an Ode to Harlem Youth, and it is an Anthem for one and all.
“Weave” and Day In The Life” are written and produced by composer/producer, Kenny Seymour (Angie Stone, Jodeci, 98 Degrees, Chico de Barge) and lyricist Luck Mumblz of KMW Entertainment in association with A Dish-A-Tunes Music, LLC, (known for songs that we all grew up to, but most recently for songwriter Ken Williams work at one of the original writers on Alicia Keys’ 2005 Grammy Award Winning Tune, “You Don’t Know My Name.”)
Teja is no stranger to “Show Business.” She was born into a musical family; she started out as a professional model at 9 months of age and at the age of six years old, she was booked into her first movie, Mute Love, to be followed by The Followers, and Repeaters -- all in one year! From there, Teja went on to star on Television in “Rock of Ages” and “Kids Party Box.” She has appeared extensively in television commercials, and she starred in the National Tour of Rogers and Hammerstein’s “Carousel.”
Inspired by Bow Wow, Romeo, Eve, Janet Jackson and Beyonce, Teja turned her focus to music at age 11. Some of the venues where she has appeared include: Fort Dix Army Base in New Jersey; Pistol Pete’s in Pleasantville, New Jersey; Danny's Skylight Room, New York City; Dillon's, NYC; The Nutter Butter Games Half-Time Show, NYC; the Bridgeport Beach Fest in Connecticut; The Atlantic City Boardwalk (Convention Center); Tompkins Park Youth Center in Brooklyn; the Staten Island Naval Base; Staten Island Coast Guard; The South Street Seaport in Manhattan; and The East Harlem Chamber of Commerce Street Fair to name a few. Teja was also the New York City Parks and Recreation Talent Contest Winner; and a guest artist at Talent America in New York City.
Currently, KMW Entertainment in association with A Dish-A-Tunes Music LLC announces the upcoming release of Teja’s new recordings. Hearing her new tunes and experiencing her new album is truly something that Teja’s fans won’t want to miss.

Marketing, & Public Relations
Janet Castiel, Redwood Entertainment, Inc. at 212 543-9998, info@redwoodentertainment.com

Executive Producer:
Mary Seymour Williams/Barnett Group Int'l LLC- Office 631-581-4039,barnettmgt@aol.com
Producers:
K.Seymour / KMW Entertainment,Kenny@kmwentertainment.com , Luck Mumbiz/Barnett Group Int'l & K Williams, A Dish-A-Tunes, LLC Personal Management; contact: KRS Entertainment Group, Office: 212-860-0493, KRSentertainment@cs.com