Artist description Originally from the south side of Chicago comes a face familiar to many people of Kansas City in addition to much of the Midwest as “The Madd Hatter”. David Wilkerson has been the singer for the enormously popular funk band Simplexity for over four years. In the Spring of 2001, he began working with producer Tyson Leslie on a series of songs that soon prompted the idea of a solo career. “The Madd Hatter Review” showcases Wilkerson’s boisterous and highly energetic personality through local favorites “Talk To Your Lawyer” and “Fame”, among many others. Local radio stations have received these songs very well as they’ve been bombarded with requests for both songs. For booking information, please contact: Above The Level Music 1116 Countyline Rd. #33 Kansas City KS 66103 abovethelevel@hotmail.com

Music Style Old School Funk blended with New School Attitude

Musical Influences Prince, The Time, R. Kelly

Similar Artists Prince, Janet Jackson, Beck, R. Kelly, The Time

Artist History David Wilkerson, leader of the Madd Hatter Review has performed with some of the nation’s greatest musicians including members of Parliament, Cameo, Bloodstone, The Marvin Gaye band, The Whispers, The Eagles, The Gap Band, The Jerry Garcia Band, and has recorded with R&B favorite R. Kelly and of course Simplexity. Wilkerson and the “Madd Hatter Review” plan to hit the road this Fall opening for regional and national acts across the United States.

Group Members David Wilkerson, Go-Go Ray, Tyson Leslie, Marcus Wright

Instruments Drums, Keybords, Bass, Guitar, Vocals

Albums The Madd Hatter Review

Location Kansas City, KS - USA

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