Dino Jelusick was really a natural-born artist. Indeed, from the age of 5, the Croatian singer, musician and composer was auditioning and performing at stadiums and festivals. He was also the first winner of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen. His tastes gradually led him towards Hard Rock and Metal, with a predilection for 80's bands. After a few solo albums, he founded Animal Drive, took part in the Dirty Shirley, Whom Gods Destroy and Trans-Siberian Orchestra projects, played keyboards on Whitesnake's last tour and assisted David Coverdale vocally (their vocal timbres are very similar). He even replaced Glenn Hughes in Dead Daisies and then founded Jelusick. No frills here, the concept is simple: let the decibels flow without slowing them down in any way, and make our hair move, more or less spared by the frantic race of time. In short, expect highly technical tracks that will keep your memory churning. It's a safe bet that the first Croatian band to perform at Raismes Fest will be one of the highlights of the day.