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New York City’s Gene Serina began his career in the music industry during the age of Doo Wop music as a member of the Styles vocal group recording back to back hits “School Bells to Chapel Bells” and “Sentimental Reasons” on the Roulette Records subsidiary label Josie Records, and remained an active recording artist through the mid-60s.
With the Disco era exploding in the 70s, Gene took on the name “Mean Gene the dancing Machine” and began DJ’lng at New York City clubs “the Vasmay Lounge”, “Godfather’s”, “The Latin Palace” and on radio station WHBI – FM. In the early 80′s Mean Gene bought both the Latin Palace and Godfather’s nightclubs, enjoying several successful years.
In the early 90′s Gene formed his current company – Serina Promotions, a company contracted by record labels to promote new releases to Record Pools, Billboard Reporters, College Radio, Radio Mix Shows, and to both domestic and International commercial radio stations.
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