Support our Friends in the band, Verity in Stereo
We met Verity In Stereo at the Elephant Music Talk Festival in Atlantic city this past August. And all we can say, if you see this band live you will not soon for get them and you will be longing to see them again soon. They have asked us to help support them in this contest listed below… so please click on the link, listen to the music and vote for them if you like what you hear!
-Courtesy of the Korg’s USA Reprise Rivalry Website
Round 2 of the Reprise Rivalry Contest is here and it’s time to decide who will win the Grand Prize gear package worth over $5,000 PLUS at least one year of Artist Endorsement from Korg, Marshall, Lâg, and VOX. Check out the reprises recorded by the finalists and download your favorite. The artist with the most downloads will win. You can download one track per artist through 11:59:59pm EST on October 22, 2010.
Help keep Verity Stereo in 1st place by listening and voting here.
Here is the Top Rivals so far
| 1. | Verity in Stereo |
| 2. | LOVEHATETHING |
| 3. | Brite Lite Brite |
| 4. | FRANK LIGHT |
| 5. | Return To Earth |
| 6. | Tony the Bookie |
| 7. | D.Cox
Verity in StereoVerity in Stereo defy easy categorization. At the heart of the band is a sense of family. In late 2007, vocalist Kiirstin Kuhi left her former post-hardcore band and joined creative forces with her pianist/card-sharp brother Mikal, writing songs at the upright piano in their parents’ living room. They performed for a year as a piano/vocal duo under the name HIP LIKE [blank] until the release of their eponymous debut EP in February 2009. For their release show opening for MAE at the School of Rock, the siblings Kuhi enlisted the talents of family friend and experienced hardcore/metal drummer Craig Williams, whose enthusiasm for collaborating on a completely different style of music led him to become a permanent member. In the summer of 2009, the band found a unique element in Corinne Cavallo adding clarinet and flute as well as back-up vocals. They are currently searching for a new bass player. With songs that are at once intimate and grandiose, playful and melancholy, Verity in Stereo draw from jazz, rock, hip-hop, folk and pop to create a unique sound as idiosyncratic as their influences but far greater than the sum of its parts.
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