Lori Nuic Sparkles

A soulful vibe along with an amazing voice is what Lori Nuic is gifted with, she got the crowd grooving as she performed at Launch Pad at the Cameron House for the first time.

This young starlet started out by playing a big part in a high school musical, Leader of the Pack, bringing her to the stage today and playing songs that any crowd would love.

"Just to have an audience to listen to you is cool," Lori said.

The energy in the audience was amazing as this Kitchener girl sang, looking like she has been doing it for years.

Together with her eclectic voice, she mainly plays the guitar but also dips into the keyboard. Before Lori's performance at Launch Pad, she asked the audience for some spoons or a cowbell which she also likes play, adding a little spice to her tunes. Too bad no one had any of those instruments to spare.

Dancing was what Lori started out with taking it into University, but she said, "I knew that music was what I always wanted to do."

As a young age Nuic learned how to play the guitar and her voice was discovered after singing songs from the movie Beaches with her friend.

"It doesn't seem like hard work when you love what you are doing," Lori said.

She is not the only one in her family to have such passion for music. Lori's brother is in a band and plays the drums and bass. "I look up to my brother because he is a musical genius," Nuic said.

Lori is working on her first album. To her it has been a lot of fun to create, yet stressful. You will be able to see it out in early 2005.

I will definitely be looking forward to seeing Lori at the Cameron House in the future, she has so much talent and a great personality to go with it.

Farris Green
farris@sugarcainentertainment.com
http://www.sugarcainentertainment.com

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