Marc Rebillet, born December 15, 1988, in Dallas, Texas, is an American electronic musician and live performer known for his improvisational style and comedic flair. Often referred to as “Loop Daddy,” Rebillet creates his unique soundscapes using loop stations, synthesizers, and his soulful, often absurd vocal improvisations. After studying classical piano as a child, Rebillet attended Southern Methodist University but left school early to pursue music.

He began uploading frenetic, spontaneous performances to YouTube and Facebook in the mid-2010s, steadily building a passionate online following. Rebillet’s blend of funk, R&B, hip-hop, and house – paired with humorous, stream-of-consciousness lyrics – set him apart in both the electronic and comedy music scenes. Gaining viral attention with recurring “bathrobe sessions” filmed from his apartment, Marc eventually took his act on the road, building a reputation for exhilarating, audience-driven shows across North America and Europe.

He released several independent albums, including his self-titled debut (2018), “Europe” (2019), and “Loop Daddy III” (2020). Known for his energetic stage presence, comedic timing, and ability to craft entire songs on the fly based on audience suggestions, Rebillet has been featured at major music festivals such as Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Montreux Jazz Festival. His creative approach to livestreaming during the COVID-19 pandemic further expanded his fanbase and cemented his reputation as an innovative performer in electronic music.