The Loudini Rock and Roll Circus

Loudini Interviews Christine Saad

Christine Saad is an international influential artist with a versatile sound. Her brilliant songwriting, producing and performance skills have the right fundamentals of a global musical sensation. Christine draws on her multi-talented background to create unique tracks. Her Phoenician and Canadian heritage blend with her modern musical edge to create a truly original sound. Christine references a myriad of international influences to create music, lyrics and choreography.

Loudini Interviews SUBLET

 SUBLET's music is best described as temporal, visceral, moody, somber, yet hopeful; offering up a full range of emotions on the record. Influenced by an array of everyday life, SUBLET draws from people who are dreamers; The truth-seekers, risk-takers, those who are brave, fearless, loners, happy, poor, disabled, different, awkward and beyond.

Loudini Interviews Down On Maddy (Patrick Kleven)

 Its a credo indie producer/multi-instrumentalist Patrick Kleven lives and creates by through the dream funk project Down On Maddy. To produce this cryptic and cathartic music, Patrick has had to confront loneliness, demons, and his tumultuous past. With Down On Maddys debut, he brings listeners light by sharing the passage through darkness.

Loudini Interviews Jetty Rae

Jetty Rae is a singer-songwriter based out of Northern Michigan. Jetty has been singing, touring, and recording for the since 2005. While living in Hawaii for two years, she became inspired and picked up the guitar and made many friends, which led to her first regular gigs at a place called Dirty Jakes Jetty would play facing the ocean, as she recalls one time a man was so at peace while she was playing he fell asleep in his bar stool

Loudini Interviews Richard Lynch

Youd be hard-pressed to find a musician as authentic as Richard Lynch, whose traditional country music fully embodies his hay-raising, farm-dwelling lifestyle. An all-American, blue collar country man, Lynch has poured his heart and soul into the countless chart-topping hits he and his band have produced. His music is 100% real country, evoking some of the great classics who influenced him, like Keith Whitley. Conway Twitty, and George Strait.

Loudini Interviews Gold Casio

WHEN ON HIGH, the Cosmic Mirror Ball first shot forth its multitude of exuberant lights throughout the Universe, came forth from the Chaos, Gold Casio. Both instrument and entity, keyboard and cabal; A spectral synthesizer permutating all realms of existence, from Internet to Grave. A voice from the urban wilderness, calling out and drawing in; Into dingy basements and darkened dance clubs with visions of sweaty nights. Sweaty nights of ecstatic apparitions and psychedelic nightmares. But what came first, the Fever, or the Dream?

Interview with THE VON

South Florida-based hard rock duo The Von have an unlikely band bio. One member Luis hails from Venezuela. The other member Marek comes all the way from Czech Republic. Together, they play glorious metal music that fuses their diverse cultural backgrounds. For a cheat sheet on their sound, think Muse, HIM, Queens Of The Stone Age all smashed together.

Loudini Interviews Rahn Anthoni

 Urban music dance artist Rahn Anthoni crafts hot hip-hop with an R&B flow that hints at roots in gospel flavors. In fact, says Anthoni,I come from a gospel music background. His history with inspirational music has helped him develop a positive relationship with the world of song. Music brings him to a high plateau and sheds the day-to-day strife from his life. Anthoni sang back- up for The Song Bird Of The South "Dottie People's". Anthoni got his first T.V.break when he host Starpower on The BET Network!

Loudini Interviews Jackie Paladino

Born in New York and raised in central New Jersey, Jackie Paladino is a singer-songwriter whose voice has been compared to the likes of Corinne Bailey Rae, Billie Holiday, and Adele. She was introduced to the piano at the age of six, and developed her understanding of storytelling and performance through off-Broadway theatre, dance competitions, and musical vocational school.

Loudini Interviews Kerry JK

Eccentric and eclectic sophisti-pop that is proudly genderfluid, subversively optimistic, mischievously spiritual and really, really groovy, with dominant influences combining the funk of Prince and Thomas Dolby with the lyrical honesty of Tom Robinson and New Model Army.