The Loudini Rock and Roll Circus

Cherish Lee: Country Music Royalty, Making it on Her Own Terms

Cherish Lee, daughter of chart-topping country star, Johnny Lee and TV's "Dallas" star, Charlene Tilton, is releasing her first single and album, "Tequila Cowgirl." Pre-sales for the single begin on October 8, 2017.

Loudini Interviews Gene the Werewolf

Gene the Werewolf has never paid attention to trends. Nor has the Pittsburgh- based quintet been part of a scene or the hipster's band of choice. They are iconoclasts by virtue of their music, rock 'n' roll survivors in thrall to the genre's power and energy. And they're damn good at it, even if they are a dying breed.

Loudini Interviews Cory Congilio

Since picking up the guitar at age thirteen, Corey Congilio has been steadily forming a solid musical foundation built upon honesty, integrity and respect for his art form. Born and raised in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, Corey was exposed to music from his father, mother and guitar playing uncles. This exposure to music of all types at an early age, helped to lay a foundation of passion, versatility and appreciation of what music is, where it comes from, and what it should be.

Loudini Interviews Bret Staggs

Brett Staggs is a songwriter based in Pittsburgh, PA. His music is a mix between Tom Petty and Paul Westerberg with poetic lyrics and melodic hooks of the americana genre. He has had many songs placed in films and is currently working on releasing his first album.

Loudini Interviews Continental Recording Studio

 First opening our doors in 2008, we have called Long Island City our home for the past six years. We are proud to be part of Long Island City vibrant artistic community, and celebrate the exciting cultural diversity that New York City embodies. Continental Recording Studio is fully independent and rooted in DIY ethos.

Loudini Interviews Larry Coryell

As one of the pioneers of jazz-rock -- perhaps the pioneer in the ears of some -- Larry Coryell deserves a special place in the history books. He brought what amounted to a nearly alien sensibility to jazz electric guitar playing in the 1960s, a hard-edged, cutting tone, phrasing and note-bending that owed as much to blues, rock and even country as it did to earlier, smoother bop influences.

Loudini interviews Steve March-Torme

Steve's extraordinary voice has electrified audiences in venues from the Detroit Jazz Festival to the McCallum Performing Arts Center in Palm Desert, CA to the Smith Center in Las Vegas, and worldwide from London to Japan, Australia to Brazil and Canada.

Loudini Interviews Vijay of InRegalia

Born in Mangalore, Vijay's talent was imminent at an early age having won several local guitar and singing competitions. Music, though took a back seat for six years due to the pressure of academics. But destiny had other plans and brought him back to where he belonged - playing music. The journey from an acoustic folk guitarist to an accomplished Rock Lead/Rhythm guitarist has brought with it experience in Rock & Soul bands to which he blends in pop and ethnic sensibilities. Some of his guitar heroes and influences are Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore and Angus Young. "The journey to musical fulfillment is endless " he says.

Loudini Interviews Vijay of InRegalia

Loudini interviews Mega X Band

Tracked in an illegal Brooklyn apartment over a two year jaunt, the burnished urban organic art-rock of MXB, transmutes the listener's reality to madcap flights through a cosmic metropolis. Sounding like a glowing multi-colored back room of a dive bar, and you sitting there having imbibed some firey distillate, Diamond Hits mixes up a stylistic cocktail of back beat drum licks, distortion guitar groove, well turned lyrics and layered leather coat vocals.