Artist description 7 Member rock band (After Dark Core Band): Drums, 2 guitars, 2 female vocalist & Sax, keyboards, bass

Music Style Rock / Pop ; The Age Jazz; Top 40 Dance

Musical Influences Toto, Chick Corea, Beatles, Stevie Wonder

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Artist History The Band was formed in 1988 to put a Dance Song Demo together for Broadway Actress Andrea McArdle. The band recorded 6 dance tunes for her demo. Band Leader Rich Cassenti kept the studio projects alive along with Bassist Bill Robinson and producer guitarist Ken Fordyce to continue writing songs for all Musical Genre's. After Ken's departure to the West Coast in 1993, The band continued write Jazz, Rock, and Dance music which is available to record companies and artists. The band plans to release 3 CD's on MP3.com before the years end. The band has been together for over 10 years as a studio band. Bill and Rich do the writing and other members record their parts and add thier creative inputs. The 7 main studio band members continue to work with this Project at After Dark Core recording Studio in Mt. Holly. We currently record 3 songs every year.

Group Members After Dark Core Members: Rich Cassenti - keyboards & lead vocals; Ed Riley - guitar & backup vocals; Kevin Laverty - guitar; Bill Robinson - bass & lead vocals; Jim Cicchini - drums; Tina Fanucci - vocals & percussion; Jayne Hendrix - vocals & Sax; Ken Fordyce - Producer & Guitar; Additional Session members: Toni Delmori (Drums); Susan Malone (Guitar & Vocals); Jan Bryer (Vocals) Aundrea Lamay (Vocals); Bob Tumina (Drums)

Instruments 2 guitars, keyboards, drums, bass, Sax, Female vocalist

Albums Girl on the Loose; The Critic; Kaptured by Love

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Location Mt. holly, NJ - USA

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