Slam (drums and percussion) has been a much sought after drummer for more than a decade, having traveled across the US and internationally since 1991 performing with renowned artists such as Martha Reeves of “Heat Wave” fame, the R&B sensation group, the Delfonics (featuring Major Harris) and the Manhattans, blues phenomenon Deborah Coleman, Skeeter Brandon & Highway 61 (R&B groove), the Clay Motley Band, a nationwide group begun locally, Caroline Hope & Taz (top 40 club band), and Jah Rasta (mainstream Reggae). He was instrumental in developing the “World Beat Rhythm Ensemble”, a program designed to engage young people in interactive music/social activities and to build self-confidence. He works with the Fredericksburg Area Boys and Girls Club and Building a Better Life Foundation, Inc. to present after-school and weekend educational music programs in drumline and percussion. He is fluent in a wide range of standard and Latin styles and bears many years of professional studio experience having worked for recording artists locally and abroad in London, England. He has performed in dozens of local groups and supports his church community playing gospel. He teaches percussion, rudimental drumming, and drum set lessons in Fredericksburg area private homes, at Picker’s Supply, and in his in-house studio located just outside Fredericksburg in King George, VA,

Slam is an advocate of using “rhythm with musicality” to complement and provide a rhythmic foundation for the groups with which he plays. Slam and his wife/musical partner, Becky, work together as a trio "Becky Slam Y Limon" with Becky on piano/vocals and his brother, Alberto Limonta "Limon" Perez on congas. His latest hot project is "Sabor Afrocubano", a world mix of soft Caribbean, African beat, Cuban salsa, and cha cha for your dancing pleasure!

Slam also regularly plays along with Becky in the locally-popular reggae band, "Sons of Solomon" for special events and fund-raisers, and free-lances for other band projects to include the Blue Note Revue - Motown (for weddings and corporate events) and Earl Sam's Jazz Network.

A locally-popular musical duo, Slam and Becky have enjoyed the following performances over the years: New Year's Eve concerts at the Salem Fields Church Rubicon Cafe and for local communities such as in Bowling Green, a 2009 tap dance concert with world-famous Bakaari Wilder at the Library of Congress Coolidge Auditorium (to a standing ovation), summer outdoor concerts for private parties and at the University Town Center in Hyattsville, MD, local salsa dancing shows with Becky on piano in Fredericksburg, ballroom dancing shows for local studio "Strictly Ballroom", children's programs at local schools, jazz and gospel concerts for celebrations at local Reformation and St. George churches, and local community concerts on final Fridays and First Fridays in the Fredericksburg area.