- TMarquise Entertainment is seeking used instruments to help Pleasantville High School band fill the void of students not having an instrument. They have a shortage of instruments and a lot of times the kids have to share. They need more wind instruments then anything, but anything counts. Please email donate@tmarquise.com if you would like to donate an instrument. Thanks for your support.
Absegami High School alumni Barbara Sheree has taken the world by storm during the past five years.
She has released a successful R&B CD that has received constant airplay on local FM stations 91.7 WLFR and 96.1 FM WTTH. Sheree has performed for millions live during the broadcast of NBC’s hit show Clash Of The Choirs in 2007. Sheree killed her cover of Mary J. Blige’s “No More Drama” on the Clash’s highest rated /finale night. Sheree has also been on a Christmas Special with Patti Label, opened for Keith Sweat, and the list of doors opened by her great voice and warm personality grows.
Now, while Sheree is headlining nightly in a luxury hotel in Morroco, her voice is primed to help President Barack Obama as he seeks another term in office. A few famous dance remix producers have taken Sheree’s vocal on the song “Yes We Can” written for President Obama, and have people moving on the dance floor like never before.
In today’s world right after people hear the song in the club or on the radio or here on Patch, they can go right to iTunes and buy the download. What makes Sheree’s “Yes We Can” even more interesting is that when you buy the dance song by download a portion of the proceeds will go directly to President Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign.
Since Sheree was unable to be on video herself this time around, I spoke to her manager and Absecon resident, Robert Williams.
Preview songs from Yes We Can (Jerome Farley Presents Barbara Sheree - Obama 2012 Facebook Twitter Club Mixes) - EP by Barbara Sheree on the iTunes Store. Preview, buy, and download Yes We Can (Jerome Farley Presents Barbara Sheree - Obama 2012 Facebook Twitter Club Mixes) - EP for $1.99.
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Play runs from 2/3/12-2/25/12. Held at The Angino Family Theatre, 223 Walnut St. Harrisburg, PA.
It was produced on Broadway on October 11, 1984 and starred Charles S. Dutton as Levee and Theresa Merritt as Ma. Direction was by Lloyd Richards, one of August Wilson's longest collaborators. It received the 1985 Tony Award nomination for Best Play; Dutton and Merrit were nominated for acting awards. The show ran for 276 performances.
It was first performed in the UK at the National Theatre in London in 1989 in a production by Howard Davies starring Clark Peters and Hugh Quarshie as Toledo and Levee.[1] It was enormously well received.
A Broadway revival opened on February 6, 2003 at the Royale Theatre, featuring Charles S. Dutton as Levee and Whoopie Goldberg as Ma. Directed by Marion McClinton, the show ran for 68 performances.
Subsequent UK revivals have taken place in Liverpool at the Playhouse (2004, direction: Gemma Bodinetz) and the Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre in a production starring Antonio Fargas as Toledo, Ram John Holder as Slow Drag and Johnnie Fiori as Ma (2006, direction: Jacob Murray).
TMarquise Entertainment will be honored 1/22 as the recipient of the Entrepreneur of the Year award. The event will be held at Clarion Inn & Suites, 342 E. White Horse Pike, Absecon, NJ starting at 3 pm. Tickets are $30. Hosted by Mover and Shakers of South Jersey a Networking Organization.
Sobel Nation says YES WE CAN and support the re-election of Obama in 2012! Sobel Nation's Barbara Sheree, Jerome Farley, Joel Dickinson and Del Pino Brothers start the re-election Campaign NOW with their song "Yes We Can"
Barbara Sheree "Yes We Can" (Continuous Cool/Sobel Promotions) by Sobel Promotions
Barbara Sheree has been the protege of Patti Labelle, and her music supported Barack Obama's first campaign. Now, she is will be in the limelight once again with her new song "Yes We Can" supporting his re-election.
Jerome Farley's two remix versions of this re-election song cover Avicci/David Guetta style club rhythm with the Del Pino Bros and the USA Big Room Tribal Boom Style with Joel Dickinson.
We here at Sobel Promotions are proud that two of our Sobel Nation artists are involved in the re-election campaign of Barack Obama. YES We CAN!
Pleasantville actor stays busy
Pleasantville High School Class of 1997 member Leonard Dozier, a graduate of Fordham University with a theater degree, has been busy as an actor, voiceover artist and singer/songwriter this year.
He just landed a role in a Hollywood film called "Turning Point," about ethnic prejudices among various black communities in the U.S., he said.
Dozier, 32, who lives in Egg Harbor City, starred as African-American founding father and founder of the A.M.E. church Richard Allen in the documentary "Apostle of Freedom," which opened last February. That same month he starred as Boy Willie in August Wilson's "The Piano Lesson" at Open Stage in Harrisburg, Pa., and began his stint as the new voice for Boomtown Casino in New Orleans.
Listen for his song "This Thanksgiving," on Christian radio stations soon, he said. Leonard currently is running a Facebook campaign called "Vote for Leonard Dozier as Magic Johnson (on Broadway)." For more information visit www.leonarddozier.com
Eliana Torres "Inferno" produced by James Stokes is now on sale on ITunes. All the mixes are available.
This week’s headlilne comes from the Pointer Sisters’ 1982 pop song of the same name. It’s one of those few songs that was released twice and was an even bigger hit the second time around.
Yes, as the summer begins to wind down, I am more excited than ever over new music technology, new bands, new venues — and that the shore still has room for the classics.
Music Pick 1 — Robert Williams at the Business Economics Exchange (BEE) Mixer on Thursday, Aug. 18, at 6pm. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Williams, who manages several successful local singing and acting talents, among them Barbara Sheree and Leonard Dozier, will be speaking about the importance of management and how to pick a manager. I will also be conducting a brief interview with Williams and Joe Molineaux of the Small Business Development Center. The BEE Mixer is taking place at the Chelsea inside Teplitzky’s. For more information please visit TheBeeReport.com
Team LaBelle’ Kellam brings soulful sounds to Hard Rock
On Sunday, July 31 at 9:00 p.m., 107.9 WRNB radio personalities Dyana Williams and MoShay LaRen will host a night of “pure soul” at the Hard Rock Café, 11th and Market streets, featuring Grammy-nominated duo Helen Bruner and Terry Jones. The evening, which benefits Autism Now, will also feature Billboard recording artist Barbara Sheree Kellam.
If Kellam looks familiar, it’s because in 2007 she was the dynamic soloist for Team LaBelle in the NBC vocal competition “Clash of the Choirs.” Hand-picked by multiple Grammy winner Patti LaBelle, Kellam delivered a passionate rendition of Mary J. Blige’s “No More Drama” in the final performance. While Team LaBelle finished second to Nick Lachey’s choir, Kellam demonstrated that she had both the vocal power and the stage presence that are synonymous with the name Patti LaBelle, and says that competing on “Clash of the Choirs” was a life-changing experience.
“I knew that I wanted to sing before ‘Clash of the Choirs,’ because I had been singing,” Kellam said in a recent interview. “Before ‘Clash of the Choirs,’ I had opened up for Musiq Soulchild and Kem, and had done all these different tours, but I don’t think I believed in myself. I think what ‘Clash of the Choirs’ did was solidify that I had a voice that needed to be heard. To be recognized by somebody who I admire so much — Patti LaBelle — to be hand-picked by her and encouraged by her was all I needed. So ‘Clash of the Choirs’ was pretty much the seal of approval that, ‘This is your path.’ It was my certification.”
Now confident in her calling and in her ability, the engaging and outgoing Kellam is excited about taking the stage of Hard Rock Café, accompanied by her band. She is also looking forward to working with Bruner and Jones. “We’re all very soulful artists, so it’s going to be a very energetic, soulful Sunday!” she said.
Now making the most of every moment, Kellam is currently featured during MoShay LaRen’s “Mid-day Break Room” broadcast at 1:30 p.m. every Friday, presenting a segment titled “Beauty on a Budget with Barb.” She is also hard at work on an upcoming album titled “Inner Soul.” “All of the songs are pretty much a part of my personal journey and personal growth,” Kellam explained.
As she pursues her passion, the spiritual Kellam has one goal in mind. “I just want to utilize every gift that God gave me to the fullest,” she said. “I am one of those people that walk on faith. I wholeheartedly believe that for you to achieve anything great in this life, you have got to take a risk and trust that God has your back. I think that’s what I want people to know about me — that I’m where I am only because He has brought me this far.”
Contact entertainment reporter Kimberly C. Roberts at (215) 893-5753
SOUL SUNDAE at the HARDROCK CAFÉ; 11th & Market.
Helen Bruner and Terry Jones offers a classic R&B sound with a 2011 twist. These sistas bring a sassy energy unlike any other! Fresh off the “Ind...ie Soul Sistas” tour with the likes of Jaguar Wright, Carol Riddick, and Chinah Blac; performing their hits “HOLLYHOOD” and “BEAUTIFUL” along with a host of other soul stirring songs, Helen and Terry are definite crowd pleasers!
Billboard Recording Artist Barbara Sheree also brings a unique sassy soul sound. Sheree, who was featured on NBC’s Clash of the Choir: Team Patti Labelle and also saw success on the Billboard Club Play Charts for her pop-dance song entitled, “TOGETHER”! Now she is back to her ROOTS with the debut of a new R&B album. Versatile, energetic, sexy, sassy and of course SOULFUL, don’t miss the golden sound of Barbara Sheree.
Always a party with a purpose! A portion of proceeds will benefit the “Autism Now” foundation; which offers support, resources and educationto families in need, while creating community awareness.
Doors open at 8:00 pm; Showtime 9:00pm
Tickets are $15
Up and down Germantown Avenue, people gathered to celebrate the Fourth of July while learning about the country’s past and Philadelphia’s role in the Revolutionary War. At three historic properties on Germantown Avenue—Cliveden, the Concord School and adjacent Upper Burying Ground and the Johnson House—special events took place in honor of Independence Day.


The word's out: A Magic Johnson/Larry Byrd story is soon to be an on-stage reality! There is absolutely NO ONE ELSE who can portray their own hero as Leonard Dozier can portray his hero: Magic Johnson.
As a young man, Dozier was labeled "Magic" because of his admiration for the sports legend. He lived and breathed "all things Magic," even as far as dribbling his ever-present prop wherever he went: to the store, to a neighbor's, to school even. Dozier wasn't simply admiring a man who put the ball in the hoop; Magic Johnson was the father figure Dozier never had. Suffering from a strained relationship with his own father, Johnson was a key figure in Dozier's own upbringing; they were kindred spirits in the young boy's mind. And that kinship grew as Dozier grew: ever stronger, ever present. So when Johnson informed the world of his HIV status, Dozier became so overcome with grief, he says, "I could barely make it through the school day the next day. At random I would break out in tears, knowing my friend, my father, was sick."
Today, that connection is yet as strong. So folks, this is not merely a "publicity stunt." This is Leonard Dozier standing up to fulfill his life's ambition: to bring to life the story of a man who touched his very soul to the core. This is Leonard Dozier as Magic Johnson.
Go to News section and under Barbara Sheree read latest article on her in the Galloway Patch.
TMarquise Entertainment donated a case of Barbara Sheree's Love & Live cds to Pizza Slaughterfest.
May 14th proclaimed Tony Boloney Day in Atlantic City and Atlantic County respectively by the Honorable Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford and Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson, this year’s Pizza Slaughterfest will feature a day full of live entertainment provided by local bands on the Hard Rock Cafe stage, more than 100 food and non-food vendors, a beer garden and activities for the kids and more. There will also be a special appearance by ?uestlove, drummer for the Grammy Award-winning and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in-house band, The Roots.
Pizza Slaughterfest benefits Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF).
Barbara Sheree is in Get Out! Magazine - March 2011 - Issue 28 V1. She appears in DJ Michael Hades Top Ten at #1!

Barbara Sheree will not be categorized, part two
"My goal is to connect through the music."
. Barbara Sheree, February 2011
Upon meeting Barbara Sheree, you witness a bundle of unbridled enthusiasm coupled with old school wisdom. Below are some of her thoughts on singing, the City of Brotherly Love, and the music business.
Barbara Sheree’s musical inspirations:
Growing up, I always loved Diana Ross. I think every young black girl back in the day wanted to be Diana Ross. I would sing "Love Hangover". Cheesin' all in the mirror.
[Barbara Sheree breaks into an unsolicited, a capella rendition over a smoothie in a Northern Liberties coffee shop. No Autotune. Golden.]
I always loved Stevie Wonder, Yolanda Adams, Chaka Kahn, Phyllis Hyman, Stephanie Mills, and of course, Patti LaBelle. I love my generation of Philly artists including Jill Scott, Musiq Soulchild, and Bilal. As well as my peers who emerged in the 90’s like D'Angelo, Eryka Badu, and Angie Stone.
Made in Philadelphia:
I love Philly. I love the musical energy that I get here: that inspiration, that soul, that ability to get up in front of musicians and create off the top of my head and just let my spirit out. It’s an energy here that I can’t get anywhere else. I haven’t seen it in New York, and I haven’t seen it in Atlanta, DC, LA or anywhere else. You need that energy to keep you on your toes, to keep you innovative. Listening to new young talent keeps me current and inspired.
I can go to a hood karaoke joint and hear somebody sing better than [name re-dacted]. I am so serious.
Philly is a tough audience. If you can get love musically, then you are at the top of your game. Philly is not moved by your pretty face, none of that. I have seen plenty of beautiful women hit these stages, built beautifully wearing a Beyonce leotard, some fishnet stockings,and stilettos, but can’t sing. At the end of the performance, bruthas got their faces all turned up.
[Barbara Sheree imitates a frowning cat from 8th & Diamond. Hilarious.]
They (Philadelphia audiences) don’t play that.
On the term “neo-soul”:
I don’t like labels. Even with my management team, we were all trying to classify me in order to market me. I am soul incarnate, the embodiment of soul music. That can be gospel, R&B, or house music. It all comes from the same place.
Words of advice to serious new artists:
You can’t treat it like a hobby. I'm not telling you to "quit yo job", but there comes a time when you have to completely submerge yourself under the water to truly become successful. In the past three years, I can honestly say that God has blessed me beyond what I could have imagined. You know that it comes from Him when it exceeds anything you could have conceived yourself.
Barbara Sheree will be performing at Warmdaddy’s “Tribute to Eric Roberson” on Monday, March 28 along with Vivian Green and Carol Riddick.
She is blessed to have a proactive, professional manager like you. I'm surprised I am not contacted by more managers,we journalists LOVE when a story comes to us!
Dance / Crossover / Top 40 / Underground Breakouts March 1st, 2011
- ALEXIS JORDAN - GOOD GIRL (FREEMASONS CLUB MIX)
- SNOOP DOGG - SWEAT (WET) (DAVID GUETTA REMIX)
- LADY GAGA - BORN THIS WAY (DJ JAY KEY'S RE-EDIT)
- KE$HA - WE R WHO WE R (HAGENAAR & ALBRECHT CLUB MIX)
- KAT DELUNA - DANCING TONIGHT (RALPHI ROSARIO CLUB MIX)
- BRITNEY SPEARS - HOLD IT AGAINST ME (AUDIO ASSEMBLY CLUB MIX)
- BYELSKO FEAT ALEX CARRENA ALL ABOUT MUSIC (EDIT)
- ELITISTS - THIS GIRL (EDIT)
- BLACK EYED PEAS - JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH (MAIN MIX)
- STEVEN LEE N GRANITE FEAT ZABDER BECK - EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD (RAUHOFER BIG ROOM MIX)
- SIR IVAN - HARE KRISHNA (FORD CLUB MIX)
- CEDRIC GERVAIS STARRING MYA - LOVE IS THE ANSWER (MYSTO & PIZZI VOCAL REMIX)
- MICHELE MCCAIN - I BETCHA DON'T KNOW (PEPE LINK VOCAL DUB MIX)
- MOBY - VICTORIA LUCAS (RADIO)
- JES - AWAKEN (RONSKI SPEED REMIX)
- LOVARI - TURN AROUND (PAUL FERGUSON MIX)
- BARBRA SHEREE - BRING THE FIRE (JEROME FARLEY & DEL PINO BROS MIX)
- LIDELL TOWNSELL - NU NU (2011-REMIXES) (TODD TERRY FREEZE DUB)
- MOBY - SEVASTOPOL (RADIO)
- WHISTLE - JUST BUGGIN' (CALVERTRON'S ELECTRO BASS REMIX)
- MICKEY NIGHTRAIN - EL MEDAHEY (ORIGINAL MIX)
- FOXXJAZELL FEAT. ASHLEY BREATHE - HOOK UP (DJ GOMI MASSIVE ATTACK MIX)
- KAMIL PANKOWSKI - CALAMUS (CLUB MIX)
- MC FLIPSIDE - CANDY COATED (HATIRAS VOCAL REMIX)
- JOHAN AFTERGLOW - I AM U (SAMUEL L. SESSION REMIX)
- JASON RIVAS FEAT. MISS LYNTTY - FREED FROM DESIRE (JASON'S 2011CLUB MIX)
- GLORIA TREVI - ME RIO DE TI (GUSTAVO SCORPIO CLUB MIX)
- BLAQSTARR - RIDER GIRL (NADASTROM MOOMBATHON REMIX)
- JOHN LAURANT - A PRETTY WOMAN (J.V.D REMIX)
- MISHAL MOORE - IT AINT OVER (WIDEBOYS ST TROPEZ CLUB MIX)
Top 50 Dance ChartsBarbara Sheree #30 & #32!
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The Love Yourself Campaign presents “Voices of Domestic Violence: Music and Monologues” starring Sheryl Lee Ralph with performances by Vivian Green, Aja of the Kindred Family Soul, Barbara Sheree, and Trina Ferbie; at The Painted Bride located at 230 Vine Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 February 26, 2011.
“Voices of Domestic Violence” is a fused collaboration of two unique talents presented by Mo ‘Shay LaRen and Sheryl Lee Ralph. Mo ‘Shay LaRen, mid-day host of WRNB 107.9 F.M., founder of The Love Yourself Campaign and Committee Board Member of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence is partnering with Sheryl Lee Ralph, actress, singer, and community activist to heighten public awareness about domestic violence and further propel fundraising efforts for the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Tickets and more info:http://voicesofdomesticviolence.eventbrite.com/

Barbara Sheree's "Bring The Fire" Jerome Farley and Del Pino Bros Mix now on iTunes http://ow.ly/3Bx4t
Teena Marie Remembered
The late R&B star passed away at her home on Sunday, Dec. 26. She was 54.
Whenever I listen to the classic R&B cut “Fire and Desire,” there is a part in the song that really chills me to the bone (in a good way.) It’s when Teena Marie moans — on key — the words “love them and leave them.” The song, with Marie’s mind-blowing, heart wrenching, and a passionate, almost scat-like singing, was where we met musically for the first time.
Ever since Marie has had a special place in my heart. So, you can imagine how I felt when, on Sunday, Dec. 26, I woke from a nap to find out (via the Internet) that R&B legend and one-time Rick James prodigy Teena Marie had passed away at age 54.
From first hearing Marie sing through my radio via WUSS in the early 1980s to her 2010 Mother’s Day appearance at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall, Marie could bring a song to life like no other singer.
Marie’s musical legacy is a brand of soul that cannot be duplicated or replaced in today’s pop-music age of Auto-Tune. Likewise, her longstanding career in music can never be matched by the latest 20-something willing to sing as long as she’s wearing a push-up bra. In fact, Marie was about to embark on more touring before she passed away.
The late Marie’s voice, timing and songwriting are what you would call “the real thing.” Her legacy is also peculiar in that she was a white performer who excelled in the genre of R&B music. She was referred to as “Lady T” over the years as she gained more and more respect in the R&B world.
Sadly, Marie got little respect from listeners who were not checking out R&B. Unlike Hall & Oates, or other white artists who placed hits on the soul charts, Marie seemed happy to make “black music” for “black people.” There are, however, many non-black music lovers who love Marie’s music. Artists such as Joss Stone, Robin Thicke, and even Eminem, could be called direct descendants of Marie.
Marie was one of the best musicians of any color that R&B ever produced.
Here’s what other performers (who have played Atlantic City) and other industry people had to say upon hearing of Marie’s sudden death.
Barbara Sheree (Billboard charted artist and Absegami High Alumni): “I’ve seen Teena perform at Boardwalk Hall and in Philly. I watched her jump from percussion to bass and I was amazed! I will always aspire to be as great an artist [as she was]. We lost a huge icon in soul. It hurts that I’ll never hear her sing ‘Portuguese Love’ again. But her music will always live on in my heart.
DJ Do It (former Rap City DJ): “Teena was a black voice trapped in a white body. She didn’t get the proper recognition from her own [white] people. Her music will live on forever with hits such as, “Lovergirl,” “Portuguese Love,” “Ooo La La La” and “I’m a Sucker for Your Love.”
Gina Roché (Atlantic City based singer-songwriter): “That woman could sing! She knocked me out. I’m so sorry to hear of her passing.”
DJ Able (DJ for A.C. hip-hop band 120): “Teena Marie definitely had one of the most distinctive voices in music. And she could rap. She showed the ’80s R&B artists of her era how it should be done. Even artists like Prince and Stevie Wonder, who were fascinated by hip-hop, did not lyrically master the art of rap performance as well as Lady T.”
Ti K. Randall (author/poet): “Tina Marie’s catalog of music is as diverse as the people she vicariously represented. From up-tempo club favorites to ethereal ballads (‘Deja Vu: Been Here Before’ is my personal favorite song of all time), her songs will forever hearken to a time when we were ‘wild and free’ on purpose.“
Fatin Dantzler (Kindred the Family Soul): “She was a treasure and a jewel as an artist, musician, singer and producer. Our very first tour was with Teena Marie, ironically, and we shared the stage with her many times after that. After seeing her show as an artist you had no choice but to want to step it up. She always left her audiences satisfied and fulfilled. May she rest in peace and her music live on to inspire future generations as it inspired mine.”
Bow-Legged Lou (Full Force): “Teena Marie was not only a great singer and musician, but she was a sweetheart as well. I first met her when we did an all-star tribute song to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. called ‘King Holiday.’ It featured Teena, us [Full Force], Whitney Houston, and others. I remember her telling stories of her career and her times with Rick James. She had a great sense of humor. Teena was the premier white soul-singing female who was adopted by the black community from the gate, not only thanks to Rick James’ stamp, but also because of her soul-singing talent. Rest in peace Teena Marie!
After spending 10 weeks on the Billboard charts at the start of 2010, Barbara Sheree is ending the year with a BANG! She is performing in Morocco for New Years Eve! Any press or radio inquiries please contact RWilliams@Tmarquise.com.
CC Original by Jerome Farley (w/Del Pino Bros---partners on "Naked"), additional mixes by: Jerome Farley & Floor One, Edson Pride, Igor Zanonn, Rocket Science, Michael Hades, Austin Downey, DJ Frisco & more...LOL :)

Show `n` Tell - A Family Musical: is the story of Vivian Loraine who comes to school on Show and Tell Day with nothing to show. Her family has fallen on hard times and they don’t have the extra money for Vivian to show something new. Her Best friend, Natasha and her homeroom teacher, Miss Bluesette, help her find a way to WOW the class without breaking the bank. Barbara Sheree of "Clash of the Choirs" stars as Miss Bluesette in this soul-stirring family musical that is a wonderful treat for your children and the child in YOU! Creators Stepp Stewart of THE DR. OZ SHOW and Seth Stewart of Broadway’s IN THE HEIGHTS direct and choreograph this exciting production with an all New York cast.
“A Must See” -Broadwayworld.com
http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/lugo/2010/08/20/0003_8678773.htm
Get Barbara Sheree gear at her Reverbnation store. http://www.reverbnation.com/barbarasheree
Barbara Sheree booked through Adam J. Reinhart of Camp Entertainment
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CAPITAL PRIDE You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet | June 4-13, 2010 2010 Main Stage Lineup DJ Steve Henderson A nightclub favorite for decades in DC, Baltimore, Chicago, and Delaware. Steve produced and remixed under the “Dynamix” moniker, and is currently the monthly resident DJ at Ziegfelds/Secrets. Although now a resident of Chicago, Steve maintains plenty of DC and east coast ties, and headlines for his fifth year for Capital Pride. 11:00 - 12:00 August Lacore A 21 year old voice to be reckoned with. Sexy, gay, exciting and wild! The Zen Monkeys An original folk trio hailing from Salisbury, MD with solid vocal harmonies covering a wide-variety of genres. American Veterans for Equal Rights To honor our LGBT fallen, to remind our community that the military ban is still an important issue, and to demonstrate the patriotism of our community and our support for our troops. It also serves to give LGBT veterans, who are frequently looking for their “place” in the LGBT community, a sense of belonging. <!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--> <!--[endif]--> Bennie E Incredible flow, stage presence and delivery. Appearance and appeal Jam packed into party music with hip hop and conscious influence. 12:00 - 1:00 Rain Must Fall Experience infused with rock and a catchy pop hook that will jump up and grab you by the ears Renny Sanz Straight outta Jersey! The Nerd swag innovator! Queer mc + alternative hip hop music Michelle Raymond Band Virginia based, self-described sound of acoustic folk with a little funk and jam. Quickly becoming a DC favorite! 1:00 - 2:00 Barbara Sheree Up-tempo and entertaining, Barbara Sheree is a young, gifted and talented singer bound to inspire many with her writing and tantalize the world with a voice so captivating that it commands attention. Her latest club banger “Together” has spent weeks in the top ten on Billboard.
http://www.hitclubbin.com/esp/toplist.php?chartID=2
Barbara Sheree along with Grammy award-winning artist Mya are headlining Capital Pride 2010 in DC on June 13th.
Approximately 250,000 people attend Capital Pride, making it one of the largest LGBT Pride events in the nation.
Barbara Sheree is in the March/April issue of Dynasty Magazine-The On-line Industry Report. Dynasty Magazine is by Stacy Roberson. He is a former Songwriter for Multi-Grammy Producer/CEO Troy Taylor of SongBook Entertainment (Home of Trey Songz) and recently received World-Wide Digital Distribution Deal with Mogul Meetings/INgrooves/Universal Records Distribution System. Interview starts on pg. 18. http://ow.ly/d/2L7
Behind the scenes pictures from Break Out video shoot. Held at Whiskey Tango.

Broadway veteran and Dr. Oz dance fitness guru, Stepp Stewart, is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for the World Premiere Engagement of Show-n-Tell, his brand-new high-energy soul-stirring musical for kids … and for the kids that still live in the hearts of their parents. The show premieres March 23rd at the Ellington Theatre and information and tickets are available at www.showntellthemusical.com
Rising artist Barbara Sheree, of the Continuous Cool label, has a hot new single on her hands with “Together.” Featuring remixes by Jerome Farley & Floor One, as well as David Armaan, this package offers lots of heart and soul primed for club play. The Jerome Farley & Floor One Club Remix is the cornerstone of this release. Beautifully constructed with beats that warmly surround Barbara’s soulful vocals, this remix is a wonderful piece of house music that is sure to inspire and delight your dancefloor. The accompanying Clapapella really showcases Sheree’s vocal chops. Farley & Floor One also collaborate on the PUSH! Club Remix which features lovely piano keys interspersed throughout light house beats and Barbara’s smooth vocals. The David Armaan Silky House Mix delivers exactly what is promised in it’s remix title. Armaan creates a true classic house interpretation packed with deep beats, well-placed guitar riffs and an awesome synth that really gives this version extra kick. If “Together” is any indication, there is no doubt that Barbara Sheree is an artist we will be hearing much more from in the future.

2010 AtlantiCare Idol contest is all about ‘Me’
Jan, 26-2010 1:52 pm
By STEVE PRISAMENT
Staff Writer
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP – A 20-year-old teachers assistant in the AtlantiCare Kids afterschool program has been named the 2010 AtlantiCare Idol.
Eliana Torres of Pleasantville won the title with her rendition of “Me” by Tamia at the fourth annual AtlantiCare Idol talent competition Thursday, Jan. 21 at the Stockton Performing Arts Center at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
The event raised more than $4,100 for the United Way of Atlantic County.
Torres, who hopes to build on a singing career, wowed the audience and celebrity judges Chip Alton, stage and technical manager at Tropicana Casino & Resort; Jim Esher, regional technical manager of Harrah’s Entertainment; Fabio Orozco, orthopaedic surgeon at AtlantiCare’s Joint Institute; and Jason Spencer, regional director of entertainment for Harrah’s Entertainment.
Torres was one of 16 finalists selected to compete after auditions in December.
Her prize is a one-week paid vacation and a six-month membership to the AtlantiCare LifeCenter.
“I’ve been singing since I was 7,” Torres said Monday, Jan. 25. “I was so happy and excited when I won. It was my first time in the contest.”
Torres, who works with her mother Catalina Ramos at AtlantiCare Kids, said she has been working there about a year and a half.
“I love it a lot – working with the kids,” she said. “I sing to them. I sang to them today. And I like working with my mom. My mom’s the best.”
Torres said she practiced about a half-hour a day for a week prior to performing at Stockton.
“I worked on holding a mike, moving my hands and walking the stage,” she said.
A lifelong resident of southern New Jersey, Torres said she’s lived in Pleasantville for 10 years.
She said living in Pleasantville is OK, but . . .
“Not when I become famous,” Torres said. “I’m moving.”
She likes to sing at Planet Rose in the Tropicana, she added.
Second place went to the CCR Crew from AtlantiCare’s Cardiac Catheterization and Rhythm Center, Mainland Campus, who performed the original song “The Rhythm Rap.”
The CCR Crew consisted of Rosemarie Hayek of Mays Landing, Michael Stoffel of Manahawkin, Alonzo Smalls of Pleasantville, Victoria Balsley of Mays Landing, Barbara Cottrell of Somers Point, Lannae Ewing of Linwood, Marion Massimiano of Ventnor and Kelly McGinn of Ocean City.
Jessica Acosta of Galloway Township, a registered nurse in the Mainland Emergency Department who performed the Whitney Houston hit “One Moment In Time,” tied for third with Jackie Scaffidi of Hammonton, a patient care associate in Nursing Resources at the City Campus, who sang “Don’t Rain on My Parade” from the Barbara Streisand movie “Funny Girl.”
The evening included a performance by 2008 AtlantiCare Idol winner Sonya Love of Pleasantville from AtlantiCare’s legal department.
To celebrate her upcoming album to be released in March at WMC in Miami, Barbara Sheree is having a remix contest for her new single "Power to the People".
Barbara Sheree, who has done numerous backing vocalist performances over the years for Patti Labelle, is about to make waves the hip hop dominated music market in the United States as a dance/pop act.
Her debut single Together, has just entered the Billboard Club Play charts, after it gained support from DJs such as Junior Vasquez, who has been playing the song for many months.
A complete album is scheduled for release during the Winter Music Conference in Miami in March, and to
celebrate she's having a remix contest for the track Power to the People.
The winning remix will get a release and will be extendedly promoted during WMC at the Artist Showcase.
If you're ready to convert a poppy clubtrack acapella into a smashing floor thriller, here's your chance.
Deadline is February 16th, 2010.

Elaina Torres won the fourth annual AtlantiCare Idol Talent competition. She beat out 19 other competitors.
Eliana Torres will be performing at WTTH-FM 96.1's Breakfast Club After Dark Party, happening at Planet Rose Karaoke Bar inside The Quarter in the Tropicana Casino and Resort in Atlantic City. The event, designed to bring together people from every facet of the entertainment industry, will feature special guests such as WMGM-TV 40's Whitney Ulman, Lee Ann Patterson from HBO Films, current Billboard Top 20 Dance Chart vocalist Barbara Sheree, as well as the cast and crew from the film, "Ice Grill U.S.A." Other guests include book publishers, authors, filmmakers, business owners and music producers.
Admission for Sunday's party is $10, and doors open at 7 p.m. The party continues after Planet Rose at 32 Degrees, also located inside The Quarter.
Elaina Torres will be competing at the fourth annual AtlantiCare Idol Talent competition at 7 p.m. at the Stockton Performing Arts Center in Pomona. Tickets are $10. Call (609) 441-2118.
Barbara Sheree "Together" (Jerome Farley/Floor One/ David Armaan remixes now on ITUNES!)http://ow.ly/VBDZ
Barbara Sheree is #5 breakout on the Billboard Club Play chart in the first issue of January.
Breakouts for Hot Dance Club Play
Rank Title Artist Label/Dist Label
1 It's Over DJ Scott Mann Featuring Amuka DJ SM
2 Hard Rihanna Featuring Jeezy SRP/Def Jam / IDJMG
3 Feelin' Like A Superstar Barbara Tucker B Star
4 Remedy Little Boots 679 / Atlantic
5 Together Barbara Sheree Continuous Cool
Barbara Sheree makes the Top 150 of 2009 list! http://ow.ly/RQDc
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Jerome Farley is releasing Barbara Sheree's single "Together" on Continuous Cool Records.
Best 12" Mixes of the Hottest New Club Songs Extended dance versions of top 40 hits being played on radio mix shows!
Taking a party from zero to sixty doesn't just happen. Transitioning from early night play to peak hour play requires a proficiency that can only come from a practiced hand. While there is no substitute for experience - and no shortcuts to success - Mainstream Club can help you bridge the gulf that divides pop and house by bringing you the latest dance remixes of the most popular artists. House grooves that feature such pop staples as Britney Spears, Janet Jackson and Jennifer Lopez form the foundation of our Mainstream Club series, and make for an effortless segue from the lighter shades of pop to the heavier hues of late-night house. You'll also find the more accessible of the newest Club remixes on each issue - tracks that while less familiar to audiences are nonetheless immediately catchy - tracks that in many cases inevitably find their way to Rhythm crossover play, and become pop successes themselves. Uplifting and energetic, strong on vocal hooks and carefree rhythms, Mainstream Club delivers the tracks you need to offer your audience their first taste of the grooves to come.
This format is a must for the DJ who NEEDS:
• Our most popular club series!
• Best new 12" mixes on the national club play charts.
• Mixes are full length, unedited 12" mixes that our research shows to be the hottest releases on the charts. (Research from Billboard reporters, record labels, chart movements, mix show DJ's).
• Includes major hit song versions never made available to the general public.
• Promotional only vinyl/CD singles mixes, and un-released mixes are often featured.
• Each CD has 72-78 minutes worth of music, depending on the length of the individual cut's mixes.
| Mainstream Club January 2010 |
| # | Title | Mix | Artist |
| 1 | Hostage | Smash Mode Club Mix | Kelli Crossley |
| 2 | Fallin' For You | Jason Nevins Extended | Colbie Caillat |
| 3 | Party In The U.S.A. | Wideboys Remix | Miley Cyrus |
| 4 | One Love | Extended | David Guetta f./Estelle |
| 5 | Tik Tok | Fred Falke Club Mix | Ke$ha |
| 6 | La La La | Original Mix | Leggz f./Stephanie |
| 7 | Closer To The Sun | Album Extended | Robbie Rivera f./Adrian |
| 8 | Heartbreak | M'Black Extended Mix | M'Black |
| 9 | Make Me | Moto Blanco Club Mix | Janet Jackson |
| 10 | This Time | Mike Rizzo Funk Generation Club Mix | Eha |
| 11 | Feel It | Three 6 Mafia f./Flo Rida, Sean Kingston & DJ Tiesto | |
| 1 | Hot Mess | DJ Circuit Remix | Cobra Starship |
| 2 | Give It All Away | Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix | DJ Rap |
| 3 | Connected | Club Mix | Kendi |
| 4 | I Wanna Feel The Music | Chris "The Greek" Panaghi Club Mix | Chris "The Greek" Panaghi f./Laylah |
| 5 | No Superstar | Full Vocal Club Mix | Remady P&R |
| 6 | Prisoner | Morgan Page Full Vox Remix | Jeffree Star |
| 7 | Shine Like A Superstar | 7th Heaven Club Remix | DJ Ella |
| 8 | Together | PUSH Remix | Barbara Sheree |
| 9 | Wonderful | Barry Harris Saturday Night Club Mix | Billie Myers |
| 10 | Whatcha Say | Bill Hamel Club Mix | Jason Derulo |
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Cminor & Mystik Radio Interview on Volta Radio. www.VoltaRadio.com http://ow.ly/DV8Y
Barbara Sheree's song "Together" gets A+ rating.

http://sweetmuzik.blogspot.com/2009/11/barbara-sheree-together.html
Barbara Sheree's song "Together" just released for Billboard National Dance/Club promotion.

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Barbara Sheree blows up Chaka Khan's hit "Through The Fire"! Go to the Music link and check it out. Song was produced by Krizma Music and remixed by breakout remixers Jerome Farley & Floor One


Babara Sheree is working with breakout remixers Jerome Farley & Floor One".
Here are links from yesterday.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyeS3435DlQ Stevie Wonder's All I Do and Jill Scott's It's Love.
Kenny Miruski - Top 20 Chart
1. dennis the menace - Show Me a Reason
2. The Grower & Corey Andrew - Without Music
3. Cevin Fisher - The Cream Always Rises
4. Slipstream feat. Dan Finn - I Kissed A Boy
5. The Camel Rider - Fall Down On Me
6. Jess Carroll - Without you
7. Jason Day - Live Your Life
8. Nightstylers - Nobody's Fool
9. Shantel - It's Over Now
10. Eden Rox - Crazy
11. linda freeland - If you want my love
12. Kaskade & Deadmau5 - Move For Me
13. Kevin Kay ft Debra - I Can't Wait For Love
14. Crossover Live ft. Sandy - Scandal
15. Jayforce & Joey Seminara - Sketch
16. Sonique des Fleurs - Take A Ride
17. Barbara Sharee - Obama Song
18. Fio - Gimme Your Love (Club Mix)
19. Regi & Tom Helsen - Night and Day
20. WAVETRAXX - STAY






















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