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
High Fidelity releases its second recording for Rebel Records this week. Banjo Player’s Blues is available June 12, 2020. A showcase of the band’s love for tradition, brother duets, virtuosic instrumental innovators, well-crafted harmony, Gospel music, and banjos, this new
Nashville's High Fidelity has been known since their inception in 2014 for a strict adherence to the sound and style of bluegrass music in its earliest days. Those old enough to remember how the grass was played in the '50s
If you haven't yet been charmed by the retro vibe of Nashville's High Fidelity, Rebel Records is giving you a second chance today with the release of a new single. It comes from their debut album for Rebel, called Hills and
Daniel Mullins caught up with Bluegrass Ramble showcase artists High Fidelity just after they finished a set yesterday in the Raleigh Convention Center. The guys and gals talked about their passion for the music of an earlier era, and how
There’s something to be said for the effusive enthusiasm of bluegrass stirred with sentiment and spirituality. Indeed, that’s an initial indication of authenticity, a tack that High Fidelity pursues to the fullest. Well-garbed in their matching outfits and making no
We written many times about Nashville's High Fidelity, and their mission to bring back the sound of bluegrass music from the '50s and '60s. It's a project of Jeremy and Corrina Stephens, husband and wife as well as musical partners,
