High Fidelity

High Fidelity live up to their name when it comes to proclaiming their faith, and love of making music. As its title implies, Music In My Soul is spawned from devout devotion, and the sounds that emanate from the core

Rebel Records has released a new music video for High Fidelity, for the title track of the band's upcoming all gospel project, Music in My Soul. This marks the second advance single from this album, which will hit next Friday

Rebel Records has produced a music video for their current hit gospel song with High Fidelity, The Mighty Name of Jesus. The song, written by Hi-Fi fiddler Corrina Rose Logston Stephens, is a joyous celebration of faith, which came to her

One of our favorite young bluegrass acts of recent years has been High Fidelity, based around the husband-and-wife partnership of Jeremey Stephens and Corrina Rose Logston. Having met both of them separately in their teens, before they knew each other,

Jeremy Stephens, primarily known to bluegrass audiences as the front man for the rising ensemble, High Fidelity, has stepped out front and center for his second solo release on Rebel Records. How I Hear It is a collection of material

Not everyone has been enjoying the music of Jeremy Stephens for the past 25 years, but those of us in central and southwestern Virginia have been aware of his tremendous talent, and special love of traditional bluegrass, since he was

Rebel Records has released a new music video for High Fidelity from their recording of Tears of Regret, included on the band's recent project, Banjo Player's Blues. Regular followers of High Fidelity know that while they are a relatively young group, the

Rebel Records has released a new music video from High Fidelity, their four-part Gospel arrangement of His Charming Love from their current album, Banjo Player's Blues. Since their founding, this group has been dedicated to older bluegrass and early country music,

Bluegrass traditionalists often lament how far many artists have strayed from the sounds of classic bluegrass from the 1940s-'60s. Many bands that call themselves traditional these days have more in common with early '90s bluegrass and country than they do

We've been fans of High Fidelity since the first time we heard them, some years ago when they were releasing home made videos of themselves performing classic songs from the early days of bluegrass. These days, it's a fully professional