Lorelei Loveridge Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Canadian artist Lorelei Loveridge lived for 11 years in Saudi Arabia, pre and post 9/11, and loved it. She has experienced
religious zealots, compound invasions, a terrorist chase, earthquake, tsunami, war in Lebanon, crazy drivers, nutty expats and more and survived to tell the tales in story and song. She's been back in KSA since 2015
"Astounding talent." - Julian Lewry, Julian Lewry Music, UK
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