Wild Orchid

They are so close, that they can read each other's thoughts and finish each other's sentences. But when it comes to singing, Stacy Ferguson, Stefanie Ridel, and Renee Sandstrom of Wild Orchid are even tighter. One of the best female vocal trios in the business, Wild Orchid are back with FIRE the group's first new album since 1998's OxygenŠ and whether or not they title their next album Earth or Water, one thing is clear: Stacy, Stefanie, and Renee understand the elements of music.

Wild Orchid began while the girls were only in their mid-teens. Renee's brother, songwriter Bobby Sandstrom, helped them write and record demos, several of which landed on the desks of industry heavyweights.

Now with a daring new look, Stacy, Stefanie, and Renee are eager to share FIRE with the world. "From the moment we got together, we knew we had something special," says Stacy. "We built ourselves like a rock band, from the bottom up, and now we have a very loyal following." Adds Renee, "Even after ten years together, I still get surprised sometimes as what we can do together."

There is plenty of surprise to go around with FIRE, undoubtedly the group's most accomplished work to date. Wild Orchid is blessed with abundant talent, beauty, mutual respect, and drive. Wild Orchid is on fire, and the music world had better get used to the heat.