An artful foursome forms Mama's Pride. Beautiful and talented twin sisters, Tiffany and Kimberly, equally talented brother Vince and Drummer Eric Everett. Their combined talents form their unique sound of pop, soul and rock. With high-energy superstar charisma, Tiffany belts out her lead vocals, while sister Kimberly backs her up on vocals and bass guitar. The girls take the twin theme to the extreme by switching instruments, Kimberly picks up the rhythm guitar and sings lead while Tiffany takes over the bass and backs her sister on vocals. Vince, lead guitarist, vocals and big brother, takes the bands unique sound and performance to a new extreme. Like a snake charmer, Vince seems to put the audience in a trance with his hypnotic riffs and showmanship. Eric's creative, unique and "solid in the pocket drumming" style is the reason the band is known for their strong grooves. Mama's Pride has already become Sacramento's hottest act, winning 3 Sacramento Music Award's (Sammie) for 2002, 2003 and 2004 and in 2005 for the Sammies Hall of Fame award. They were also picked out of hundreds of other local bands to have one of their songs (KISS ME HELLO) featured on a compilation CD that will be released in Aug 2003 that Brian Wheat of Tesla produce. Mama's Pride has performed in various venues in Northern California including, Club Busby's in the Hyatt Regency for the Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls after party at Dennis Rodman's request, The Raddison for the Kings & Lakers after party, The Crest Theater for the 2003 Sacramento Music Awards and the world famous Whisky a go go and Cat Club in Los Angeles just to name a few. Mama's Pride was also the first local band to play at the Sleeptrain Amphitheatre for the Alicia Keys concert. Sacramento's local online radio station (groups.msn.com/SactoMusicStation) has placed the band's music on regular rotation. The Band's sound is a unique blend of rock, soul and pop is distinctively their own. You can feel the electricity in the air as the band dominates the stage and takes the audience on the ride of their lives. This is just one of the reasons their fans line up for CD's and autographs after a show. In short, this band is entertaining and extremely marketable.