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Since releasing their first EP in early 2007, The Stereofidelics (formerly known as Quick Six) have firmly established themselves in the musical hotbed of Asheville, NC. Their infectious and energetic sound has earned them performances in such prestigious venues as the Grey Eagle Music Hall and has garnered them regular airplay from stations including AAA station WNCW. The Stereofidelics are promoting their EP release outside of Asheville as well, touring throughout the southeast, midwest, and into the northeast during the summer of 2007. They are currently working on their debut album which is due out in summer 2008.
By showcasing their multi-instrumental capability, The Stereofidelics are able to operate completely as a duet and deliver a full sound. Relying on their passionate vocals, organic harmonies, and spontaneous instrumental creativity, they perform with the unmistakable emotional attachment of co-creators. "They...do the proverbial in creating something greater than the sum of its parts" (Dave Carter, WETS-FM).
The Stereofidelics have the energy of Bluegrass, the seduction of Latin, the freedom of Jazz and the raw passion of Hard Rock driven by instinctive virtuosity and musicianship.
Press for The Stereofidelics:
"...They've got the energy of a full band... be on the lookout for this emerging talent." - John Hansen - Entertainment Editor Brainard Dispatch
"Our studio audience was rapt by the precision and versatility of these two musicians: the power and emotion of a Stereofidelics' performance, the range and generosity of material, Melissa's dynamic vocals, and the players' high octane instrumental exchanges . . ." - Brad Becker - Host of R.B.B. Lexington
"Stunning players!!! Together they do the proverbial in creating something greater than the sum of its parts." - Dave Carter Studio 1 - WETS FM
Hey StereoFidelics! Great performance today! Thanks for coming out to the studio and mainly for putting up with us. Looking forward to watching your episode air. In the meantime, wishing you peace, great gigs, healthy food, cheap gas, and more Asheville in your future (hopefully soon.) Mount Dungeon loves you.
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