Natalie Fideler

"Sometimes with a wicked grin and sometimes with gnashed teeth, this rising Twin Cities lyrical rocker spoofs and lambasts homophobia, hatred, hypocrites and sometimes her own eccentricities on her second self-produced album, "Three Man Army," which she made with help from the Music Forward Foundation's LGBTQ+ Emerging Artist Award. "I kissed more boys than you / but somehow I think I'm more man than you," she sings in the folky opening tune "Kisses," a mellow start to what turns into a stormy affair equal parts Alanis and Paramore." - Star Tribune

A departure from previous albums, there’s still plenty to love and enjoy on Three Man Army. Slowing things down a tad, the focus is a breezy, soulful approach... The album still has that raw sound and indie feel, but it also has a modern sound and feeling of growth. Her fabulous vocals still reign. - Music in MN

If you’re ready for a piece of music that takes you deeper into a person’s soul, stream Fideler’s “Three Man Army.” Better still, go see her at a show! - Lavender

"'Three Man Army' boasts of 13 infectiously catchy songs, each capturing a singer/songwriter sensibility with a rock and punk-pop sound. Lyrically speaking, she's open and honesty while also injecting some humor, giving her songs a human aspect and completely relatable... I would listen to this album if you like music at all." - Subba Cultcha

Natalie’s voice is special and powerful, giving her all with every single song. Her voice emphasizes every song on Three Man Army, revealing the emotions and passions behind them. Aside from her expert musicality and sensational vocals, her lyricism is unmatched. - The Indie Source

Three Man Army is a collection of 13 tracks, each with their own story and sound. It’s a pop-punk, pop-rock, and alternative rock compilation. Natalie’s vocals really shine throughout the album as well. The music is enticing, but Natalie’s Alanis Morrisette and Natasha Bedingfield voice is stunning. It’s both soft, yet strong and soulful. - Independent Artist Buzz

[Three Man Army] has a funk and blues element to it and is carried by Natalie’s vocals which are beautiful and passionate, giving off a softer Demi Lovato or a Hayley Williams vibe. - Modern Mystery

[Judas] is a raw and candid account, with her unique style of nerd-rock. Its a kind of funky, fresh mix of pop, R&B and alternative rock. With punchy guitars, strong vocals and a passionate voice, “Judas” is transformative in musical sound as well as its message. - Indie Music

"Her songwriting combines her background in jazz guitar and love for music history jokes, as well as her admiration for pop icons like Liz Phair. The songs on Steak & Eggs are autobiographical, but they are also sprinkled with Natalie’s tongue-in-cheek sense of humor." - Pass The Mic

"The audience laughed more as they listened carefully to catch each clever comment. Woven into her wit, the power of her vocals were what really struck a chord with listeners." - Fargo Monthly

"Natalie Fideler is a fun-loving and talented alternative pop music composer and performer. Her light-hearted, jovial personality shines through in the songs of her EP "Steak & Eggs". Her stage presence is confident as she belts out the honesty of life." - Prairie Musicians

[Natalie Fideler] typifies the best kind of modern songwriter: exceptionally self-aware, willing to inject humor into what could be a morose situation, and capable of coming up with hooks for days. - Ear Coffee

Natalie Fideler joins Chris Cartwright in the studio to perform three original songs - My Type, Safety Blanket, and Kirkland Signature Lite Suffering. In between, Chris talks with her about the songs, her upcoming EP, her work as a composer, and her musical studies at Concordia College. - Prairie Public

"Fideler performed her song with raw and honest vocal quality supported only by her own piano playing. The piano was raucous and bopped around with Fideler’s own body as the entire audience couldn’t help but dance with her." - The Concordian