Sly Fox and the Hustlers

In the past four years, this band of veterans has pushed its way on to the local music scene with its high-energy shows and equally high-energy debut recording, the seven-song "The Low-Life" EP, released in 2010.

Sly Fox has quickly become a presence on the live scene and “The Low-Life” is punchy, strutting, aggressive and soulful - a solid taste of what to expect from this powerful combo.

"Sly Fox and his band the Hustlers opened (for Burton Cummings of The Guess Who)the evening with some muscular R&B-Funk-Rock"

"the blues-rock band stuck to their game and delivered solid tunes. With a spunky rhythm section driven by bassist Dylan Storm, and an unlikely dynamic duo out front — Donna Tritico and Sly Fox"

‘You just blew me away. I see five bands a night seven nights a week, and you guys are something special.’”

“You know how they say marijuana is a gateway drug? I think ‘S.U.N.Y. Girl’ is our gateway song.” -Sly Fox

The crowd at Valentine's Music Hall and Beer Joint was funkin' last Friday, when Sly Fox and the Hustlers hosted a Friday Night Party

“S.U.N.Y. Girl” by Sly Fox and the Hustlers. I heard this jazzy, swinging, bluesy song, from the Albany-based group Sly Fox and the Hustlers, this morning on 97.7, and I was blown away.

If their down and dirty Myspace track “Back In Funk” is any indication, this should be quite the night with deep grooves and growling vocals, enough to steam the windows!

THE FIRST ALBUM I EVER BOUGHT WAS … Jimi Hendrix’s “Smash Hits” and Led Zep #2 on cassette.

You gotta like a band who deliver the goods right out of the gate, and Sly Fox and the Hustlers do just that on their debut EP, The Low-Life.