Diana Berry & Dim Dim BUT I DO Diana Berry has been singing, playing guitar and writing music since she was four years old. She has been featured in the CMJ Music Festival, the BMI Songwriter’s Series, and her song Tendertown is currently on exhibit at a memorial environmental sound installation museum in Yoho National Park, British Columbia. Known as a trendsetter, Diana is a dedicated songwriter/singer/producer/ musician. She has played extensively throughout the USA and Europe both solo and with a full band. Her CD’s are distributed throughout the world. An electric performer with incredible stage presence, Diana is an extremely entertaining woman. Her concerts are very well received and she often volunteers her musical performances to support worthy causes. Also an actor since childhood, the multi talented ms. Berry has worked extensively in theatre, film, and television. Then one day she received an email requesting collaboration from……….. Jerry Dimmer, the man behind Dim Dim, who resides in Bruxelles, Belgium, creating his own musical universe just outside of most known genres, electronic, pop or otherwise. He was once a professional cartoonist and also professional musician who backed and produced for a few successful pop bands and dance bands in Europe. He also created video game music and illustrated children's books, but always returns to his own private world of Dim Dim when he is on his own time. His cartoons characters seem to still reside inside many of the songs. Sometimes songs manifest themselves as spacey melodic guitar adventures, sometimes-frantic bubbly pieces, sometimes-crooked waltzes and sambas, they come from a variety of angles, but are always recognizably dim dim. His love of Japanese and American culture, psychedelic kraut rockers and exotica, though not obviously referenced in the music, are not surprising. Dimmer also mixes some even larger pop, electronic, and futuristic easy listening elements. The rest is history…Download Must!!! Diana Berry & Dim Dim’s new single, BUT I DO DIANA BERRY REVIEWS "Diana is the exception with equal parts Mick Jagger swagger and the unpredictable fragility of Cat Power. Diana Berry packs a vocal punch like the divine Debbie (Harry) herself. All her romanticism is couched in spiky layers of British invasion guitar chords and energetic romping." Kat Long GO NYC magazine "Diana Berry's More will be revealed a hot new release." CMJ "A New female voice in the world of music with much to offer Diana Berry. Energy. That is what Diana Berry exudes. Ms. Berry crosses many different styles of music such as punk, disco, straight ahead rock and roll and even balladry for an eclectic mix that works well. Her voice is a classic rock voice, full of swagger and influences as Debbie Harry and Patti Smith." Stephen Mirek, Connecticut Living Brooks Newspapers "The best song is communicate and it is quite catchy, you also get ballads which are quite acceptable. Winning vocal performances At the end of the day Diana Berry is a talented Lass!" Nicky Baldrian Hot New AOR Reviews, Wales, U.K. "Chic with a pick Up and coming glamour puss and rock diva. You've never seen anyone like her." Next Magazine "If Mick Jagger, Debbie Harry and PJ Harvey were all melded into one human being you might end up with rocker Diana Berry." Robert M. Kahn, The Advocate "A true glamour rock goddess." Anngel Delaney Blade News Up and coming rock goddess Diana Berry struts her stuff." LGNY "Her Music demonstrates an in depth feeling as it explores the human experience regarding political, social and emotional issues." Minuteman News "Diana Berry's More Will be Revealed is a contemporary rock album packed with melodic song writing, powerful instrumental passages and cutting edge recording production." Connecticut Times Entertainment Section "Diana Berry took her wild fun to the wild and fun CBGB in NY last week. She had with her a collection of fine songs Ms. Berry fronts a great band and is not just your average rocker." Dave Candler, Gig America "Songwriter Diana Berry exploded onto the Globe theatre stage in a flash of energy and sound. Her bright yellow telecaster slung low across her waist while the word Heaven screamed across her chest." Michael McGovern,