The Superfrye sound was born out of flamenco, rockabilly and blues but has travelled as far as lounge, R&B, surf and disco.
Her songs reflect the terroir of every place she’s been, every year she’s lived and are illustrated by lyrics about empowerment, rebellion, truth and freedom.
Superfrye's music could be called folk in that it comes from the ground and the grit. It is written for the working people, the survivors that get knocked down and keep getting up over and over and over. The sound underpinning the stories she tells centers around a reverb drenched guitar in a vast catalog of originals and covers, constantly toying with the edges of emotion from passionately haunting to hilarious and fun.
Superfrye is an accomplished and innovative performer. She has played all over Chicago both solo and with a band. She had a three year residency at Rojo Gusano in Ravenswood . During those three years she also fronted the host band at the open mic she built up at Artifact Events and has been a regular performer at Montrose Saloon. Pre-pandemic she had been working on getting into the Nashville scene and had performed at writer’s nights and solo at breweries and pubs in and around Nashville and neighboring states. During the pandemic she held shows off her balcony, online and in the public parks with her band the Valiant 72’s where she kept people’s spirits up through music and laughter.
