supersonic

Supersonic was formed in Orlando, Florida in the winter of 2001. The band relocated to South Florida in the summer of 2003 where the band has performed and recorded since. Supersonic has appeared on many local television and radio stations, and has appeared in a number of newspapers and local magazines.



Supersonic is anchored by Chris Stults’s edgy, raucous guitar sound and his sometimes sweet, sometimes sneering vocal style. The wall of sound is accentuated by the creative lead guitar playing of Luis David. The rhythm section is grounded in the steady beat of Marcello Mattos’s drums and complimented by the melodic bass playing of Gamma. Supersonic has created a unique brand of guitar pop that combines the roar of arena rock with the soaring melodies and catchy hooks of modern pop music. Stults’s lyrics are often marked with a wide-eyed optimism not often found in modern rock music.



Supersonic’s first EP, You Just Wait…, was released in 2002 and helped them gain the attention of regional media outlets, including: The Orlando Sentinel, O-Rock 105.9, Real Radio 104.1’s “News Thang with Melissa Foxx,” WMFE’s “For Real” television program, and The Orlando Weekly Magazine.



Supersonic moved to Miami in 2004 to begin recording their first full-length record. Their much anticipated self-titled debut was released in the summer of 2006. They continue to perform and record in South Florida.



Supersonic is a straight-up rock ‘n roll outfit with a tremendous amount of promise. They embrace everything that is rock ‘n roll but they infuse it with a sense of optimism which is growing very rare in today’s modern rock scene.