Uptown Magazine Review

CD Review - March 26, 2009

On Help Me Over, Treasa Levasseur sings that she is looking for music she "wants to dance to" and Low Fidelity certainly has more than its share of smokey dancehall numbers. Her voice is strong yet feminine, and can hold its own in this bluesy mix of Toronto's finest. Paul Reddick's distinctive electric harp work, Derek Downham's killer keys and David Gavan Baxter and Sean Cotton's tasty guitar riffs stand out for me. Low Fidelity begins with a horn blast that will part your hair, and Treasa's vocal scolding plays off Reddick's back-talking harp throughout. Yum!
— Chris Brown