Dan Diamond... The Soul of Sin City

Las Vegas -- Hailing from the entertainment capital of the world, emerges a performer who knows how to get down and dirty... Dan Diamond. His recent rise to national prominence comes after releasing the international and controversial club single She's A Dancer. This multi-talented Las Vegas entertainer has really taken the industry by storm! Diamond's music and on-stage show is an exciting mix of electronica, dance, electro-rock and sexy beats.

Appearing at such events as the New York Exxxotica at the Meadowlands Convention Center, has increased his popularity with the adult entertainment world as well. "I love it! It is what it is.. you use it to get what you want and do what you do.. its very simple be safe, smart,and network.. don't be stupid" - Diamond told DSN in a recent interview. "The adult world will pay you more than any club will, but you have to go easy.. cause they will use you so fast, they won't want you later!"�

Diamond's risqué music videos have found their own underground fan base, with such favorites as Bad Habits and I Wanna Go Down, which were produced by Jimmie "Speedy" Gonzalez. This lead Dan to establish his own production companies with Peepshow Recordings and Spacetoonz Media. The young savvy entrepreneur would now have a business model to showcase his various projects, while continuing to perform.

Originally from the Detroit area, Dan started producing music as a session engineer for The Disc studios. Eventually rising to become an underground sensation in the clubs of Michigan.

It wasn't until 2003 that he collaborated with Gonzalez in Las Vegas on the first mixes of Therapy, which caught the ear of Sander Kleinenberg in the UK.. This exposed their new sound to worldwide distribution via Sander's Everybody mix releases.

Early in his career, Dan performed with such acts as the Insane Clown Posse, "Oh man that's a classic..yea I was on tour with ICP under the name "Superglu".. that was '97"- said Diamond. "The producer Mike E. Clark for ICP heard the tracks I was doing, and said that shit is tight! So, next thing I know I'm performing at 4,000 arenas in 5 different states. It was very scary throwing 2 liters of fago on 18yr old kids for my first gig!"

Milestones...
Dan Diamond's national and international club showcase, known as the Peepshow Tour, has helped raise awareness for the aspiring pop artist. The controversial and un-edited music video for She's A Dancer, turned heads in Europe after being aired on MTV UK. Diamond has been featured on the Howard Stern show, as well as the short film Blood On The Tissues, featured in Stern's 2006 Film Festival. Other national radio appearances have included Playboy Radio on Sirius satellite, and online dance radio powerhouse TEKLAB.

Recently returning to his Michigan roots, Dan hooked up with Kid Rock producer Mike E. Clark, to take things to the next level. "The best producer I have ever worked with by far! The style he does, and where its going.. with him.. oh man.. and just him as a person makes it right It's all about the chemistry.. his sound his bangin!"

Today, Dan's music is evolving, moving from the dance-club crowd, to a more mainstream rock feel. "The dance scene is great; it's where I come from, its what is a part of me. Detroit underground rave parties are what I was raised on, but at the same time. I didn't close my eyes to the mainstream, why should I.. ya know?"

As he heads in a new direction, his music videos continue to push the enevelope, but Dan takes a no-non sense approach to it, "No one wants to hear or see wack shit no more! It's about really being you, if that calls for me being controversial.. so be it."