The Loudini Rock and Roll Circus

Loudini Interviews Cody Webb

Singer, songwriter, musician, and touring artist Cody Webb has played hundreds of dates across the East Coast, Midwest and beyond, earning thousands of fans with his expressive tenor and deft guitar work. Recently relocated to Nashville from his native South Carolina, hes finishing work on his debut EP and has assembled a team of top music business pros for his first push onto the national scene.

Loudini Interviews Ryan Kairalla

Ryan Kairalla is a lawyer, writer, podcaster, and teacher. He advises clients in the music industry on a wide range of entertainment and business matters including recording agreements, publishing agreements, management agreements, music licensing, media appearances, live performances, entertainment litigation, copyright and trademark counseling, and corporate matters. He has represented chart-topping hitmakers and up-and-coming musicians alike.

Loudini interviews John Ford Coley

JOHN FORD COLEY, singer, musician, actor and author, continues to play for a worldwide audience. Most famous for his work as half of the grammy-nominated duo England Dan and John Ford Coley, where he's received double platinum and gold records, John also did teen films and a few TV roles in the 1980s, has written songs for films, and continues to produce other artists.

Loudini Interviews Carolyn Sills

The Carolyn Sills Combo is an all-around attention getter with their flawless brand of Americana meets Folk-Country.

Loudini Interviews Jim Levatte

Born and raised in small town Ontario Canada, Jim had taken to music at an early age. While all his friends played hockey, Jim decided music was his passion,and a guitar replaced his hockey stick. Smiths Falls was a railroad, and manufacturing town , so one had only to step outside, absorb their surroundings , and songs would literally write themselves

Loudini Interviews Morgan's Road

What lies ahead after tragedy is the stuff that builds character: introspection, growth, and change. While living in the shadow of darkness, the few who put the soulful work in can find some light. Americana quartet Morgans Road came together from a senseless act of violence that claimed a former bandmate and good friend. Five years later, the four-piece shines on with a pastoral collection of story-telling folk tunes. In advance of its sophomore album, Morgans Road issues the singles Olde Cumberland and Better Than

A Look Back at the iconic and trendsetting debut from The Pretenders:

Pretenders were formed in 1978 with singer Chrissie Hynde on vocals, Pete Farndon on bass, James Honeyman-Scott on guitar and Martin Chambers on drums. They released two LPs, Pretenders which charted at #1 in the UK and #9 in the States - and Pretenders II, and one EP, Extended Play. The band enjoyed worldwide chart success with singles including Stop Your Sobbing, Kid, Brass In Pocket, Talk of The Town and I Go To Sleep. The band was constantly on the road and enjoyed heavy MTV rotation.

Loudini Interviews NORWOOD

I wish I could start this off with a was raised in a very musical family. Or even a Music was the last thing on my familys mind kind of place. But, like most people, my family was somewhere in the middle. My dad went to school for musicology when he was younger, but he wasnt looking to be a musician, he doesnt want to write his own music. Weve talked about it, it doesnt interest him. My mom could carry a tune, but again, not looking to be up on the stage performing. I dont have a romantic legacy to fall back on, nor do I have the charm of someone who comes from absolutely no background whatsoever. All I have are my guts and a good sense of rhythm.

Loudini Interviews the Slovaks

Manchester Rock n Roll - Adam Saylaby, Luke Allen & Luke Barton Bio Label Conact: AdamChristopher@JefferyDragRecords.com or Jenna@JefferyDragRecords.com or contact us at: theSlovaks@live.com

Loudini Interviews Happy Abandon

Happy Abandon is an orchestral indie rock band based in Chapel Hill consisting of Peter Vance, Jake Waits, Alex Thompson, and Justin Ellis. Although the four members met as students at UNC in 2010, Happy Abandon didnt form until early 2015. The band is currently hard at work writing and recording, applying to festivals, and booking tours of the Northeast and Canada for August 2016 and the West Coast in early 2017.