Email: tanzer@thesideroom.com
Tanzer’s
brother gave him his first guitar at the age of 15 along with recordings
of Black Sabbath, Randy Rhoades, Return to Forever, and Mahavishnu Orchestra.
It was at this point his life changed. By the time he reached High school,
Tanzer was taking his guitar to school everyday and playing between classes
as a means of satisfying his overwhelming interest in music. Feeling his
way through melody, he began to write anything that came to mind. Captivated
by the vocals of Sting, Trent Reznor, Seal, Maynard James Keenan, among
many, an artist was emerging. With unyielding drive and intensity Tanzer
honed his craft. 
Writer, arranger,
producer, singer, guitarist, and lyricist: www.ndus3.com
Owner, operator,
producer, recording engineer, mixing, mastering, film scores, jingles, re-mixes,
loops and live sound: www.dustreeproductions.com
Creator, manager,
guitarist:www.fasttimesband.net
Guitarist
– The Spazmatics and Danger Kitty: www.perfectworldentertainment.comKevyn
Kelly - Drums
Email: kevyn@thesideroom.com
Kevyn
has been a musician in the Las Vegas area for 15 years and has performed
in Vegas shows including "The Madhattan Show" at the New York
New York Hotel and Casino. He also played in a well-known funk band called
Cassiusslade, signed to Pony Records in 1996-1997. Kevyn is always looking
for challenges. An example of that are his current bands JuSSoul, No Shelter,
and The Reflex. His biggest challenge to date is playing with The Side
Room.
"If you think the fundamental elements of playing the groove in The
Side Room is easy, you're dead wrong. Playing this music demands skill,
precision, and a sense of performing the right thing at the right time.
I welcome the challenge."
-Kevyn
Aaron
Harris - Keys
Email: aaron@thesideroom.com
Aaron
was born in Las Vegas and has been studying piano since he was nine. He
played keyboards all through high school, at CCSN, and UNLV. Aaron can
read, improvise, and play almost any style of music. He can be found playing
in Las Vegas at bars, casinos, etc. It's been fun working with Mato and
Pryde.
Check out my original band Doja at: www.dojamusic.com
Email: corky@thesideroom.com
Corky
is currently one of the premier drummers in the Las Vegas community. Since
2001, he has performed as a drummer/percussionist in the Blue
Man Group - Live at Luxor production. In 2003, he was picked to play
the lead drum kit position in the Blue Man Group “Complex Rock Tour,” which
performed in over 100 arenas and amphitheaters across North America. On
this tour, he performed on the NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno (3 times)
and on Last Call with Carson Daly. This tour was documented on the Platinum-selling
DVD
titled "The Complex Rock Tour Live," released in November 2003
on Lava Records. In addition to the Blue Man
Group, Corky has played in a number of Las Vegas bands, including Thirsty,
Ponder, Red
Means Go, All New Episode, Corner Stone. He uses SABIAN
cymbals and Vic Firth
drumsticks.
Email: robin@thesideroom.com
"Broadway
Robin" makes her living as a singer in various Las Vegas showrooms
and lounges (you may recognize her as the short girl from 80's band LoveShack).
Originally from southern California, Robin holds a bachelor's degree in
musical theatre from CSU Fullerton. Prior to taking up root in sin city,
she enjoyed singing and dancing aboard cruise ships in Alaska and the Caribbean,
as well as touring Japan and Australia. Robin is honored to help bring the
music of Mato and Pryde to life. Email: charlene@thesideroom.com
Although
a newcomer to the Las Vegas music scene, Charlene Williams is certainly
no newcomer to music. Beginning her musical orientation early on with choral
training throughout her junior high and high school years, she continued
the pursuit of a musical career, singing in several working bands that played
throughout Spokane, Washington (her hometown) and the surrounding Washington
area. Charlene relocated to Las Vegas in April of 2002 to fill a vocalist
position at the infamous Palms casino. She is thrilled to be a part of helping
to recreate Mato and Pryde’s music.Tommy
Marth - Sax
