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The story
In the journey from his native Syria to Montreal, crooner Matt Mardini has performed countless live shows and touched audiences with his remarkable voice and his interpretations of the most romantic songs of all-time. As a stage act, Matt has exemplified excellence in every aspect of the entertainment world.
MATT's ALBUMS
Hiba
JAN, 2020
With 'HIBA', his debut album, Matt pays tribute to the beautiful music of his adoptive land and delights his fans with surprising arrangements of some of the greatest songs ever composed and sang by the legendary Canadian songwriters and singers.
'The title of the album 'HIBA' comes from the name of Matt's wife. In Arabic, 'HIBA' means 'gift from God'
Live at Rialto
Feb, 2021
On the 27th of November 2019, Matt and his band took the stage at Montreal's Rialto Theatre for one night of pure musical magic, where he performed songs from 'HIBA' and a string of timeless international hits.
In this release, you can listen to 9 tracks which are not from 'HIBA'.
Unplugged
JAN, 2022
In 2017, Matt Mardini has met Rob Heaney at Studio Fast Forward - Montreal, where Rob was the sound engineer for this project, and he also mixed the final work ...
The two men have developed a friendship, and Matt has learned a lot from Rob.
This album is the first record for Matt in Canada, it is in memory of a great man, Rob ...
Latest news
Matt Mardini Sings Sinatra and Aznavour at Rialto
Imagine. Frank Sinatra and Charles Aznavour sharing the stage, performing their greatest hits. On September 14, 2022, Montreal crooner, Matt Mardini, brought the audiences as close as possible to living that impossible fantasy in a sold-out concert at the Rialto Theatre.
As surprising as it may sound, Matt is the first crooner to perform such an official tribute to the two giants of American and French music in a single live show, in French and English. Mardini’s motivation for doing so goes beyond the obvious.
“I worship Sinatra and Aznavour. Their songs are the cornerstones of my repertoire, but there’s a more personal reason for bringing their music together,” explained Mardini. “Aznavour and Sinatra were both children of immigrants, Armenian and Italian respectively. For an immigrant artist like myself, there is no bigger inspiration. It is an honor to keep their memory and songs alive.”
