Denine

e finish high school and get a college
degree. She attended the local community college and while at school, she recorded a demo track of
Bette Midler's "Wind Beneath My Wings. That track ended up in the hands of a local DJ/producer Gino Caporale. He invited her to the studio
and she was introduced to up and coming artist, Adam Marano. Adam and Gino were working on a
new song and thought it would be a good idea to add a female voice. It peaked at number 91 on the Billboard Hot 100 and went on to be a
freestyle classic. In 1991 at the age of 19, Denine recorded her first official single "Baby I Love You"
Adam and Denine recorded several records and Metropolitan presents Viper Hit Parade came to
life. It was packed with high energy, catchy freestyle songs written by Adam and Denine and
produced by Adam, Gino and engineer Rob Federico at The Polygon in Cherry Hill, NJ. Some of
Denine's biggest hits were recorded such as "I Remember You", MKG's "Tearshed", the remake of
Lisa Lisa's classic "All Cried Out", and sang backup vocals on Collage's monster hit "lIl Be Loving
You". Denine performed around the country sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in the
industry, such as New Kids On the Block, Marky Mark, Boys 2 Men, T.K.A, Judy Torres, and even a mall
tour through Connecticut with the iconic Meatloaf. She recorded her first full length album, entitled
"To Be Continued", which spawned her most well known hits. Denine and Gino started dating and shortly afterward were married and then had their first son,
Gino Jr. While being a new mom, her career was thriving so now had to juggle her career, a wife, and
a mother. She started to notice her son was struggling in his development and wasn't engaging with
others and lacking speech. After countless doctor visits, Gino Jr was diagnosed with Autism. Adam and Denine recorded another hit together, "Love of a Lifetime", which reached #104 on the
Billboard chart. Then she released "Can't We Try" and "Love Me or Leave Me". Craving more artistic
freedom and individuality, Denine wanted her, next song to be a solo record. "I Believe" was released
in 1998 but that would be her last single associated with the Viper/Metropolitan label,
She decided that her family and her son needed her most and her music career would have to be
put on hold. In 2000, Gino and Denine welcomed their other son, Michael, he also was diagnosed
with autism. Fast forward 20 years, she gets a phone call from fellow freestyle artist Jonelle and was asked if she
was ready to come back and she wrote a song that would be perfect for her. Denine thought long
and hard about it, looked at her life and said "LET'S DO IT." Denine signed with 418 records and on
June 10, 2022, released her newest single "Out MY Body". The song debuted #1 on iTunes Dance
200 chart and is becoming the hottest new freestyle song of 2022.