"Her album is the sort of slow-burning wonder that you should still be listening to in February 2007." The Sunday Times
"Ladies and gentlemen, we have it, at last: a new! Liz! Fraser!" 9/10 Rocksound
"Sparklehorse and Mazzy Star fans are in for a treat." **** Mojo
"An enchanting debut…a must have." Clash Magazine
"an impressive debut" **** Uncut
This enchanting record has finally seen its completion, a benchmark for Sophie’s Sol Seppy, and a tribute to the unfolding of one artist's spectacular vision. The Bells of 1 2 is prismatic by nature, with Sophie's guiding light splitting into an wide array of sonic colors. "It's the discovery of beauty that inspires me the most," she says, clandestinely hinting at an endless impetus for the songs of Sol Seppy.

Sol Seppy returns with a beautiful mini album, comprised of previously unreleased tracks and an exclusive video to accompany to acclaimed album track 'Human'.
Sol Seppy's debut 'The Bells Of 1 2' was released to critical acclaim earlier this year and promptly won over music lovers everywhere, envoking radio support from Zane Lowe and John Kennedy to receiving playlist rotation on MTV and QTV.

"Likely to be one of the Word of mouth albums of 2006" The Sunday Times
"Best album so far this year. It is Epic yet concise. Lo-fi and intense. Intimate but universal" Epoch Times
"Slo Fuzz" is taken from the album “The Bells Of 1 2”.
Born in England, and growing up between here and Australia she began writing songs at five years old. At twenty-three Sophie Michalitsianos aka Sol Seppy moved to the States and not long after touch down received word that Mark Linkous of Sparklehorse had heard her music and wanted her to join his band for their tour with Radiohead.
Now on her own feet Sophie is quickly finding a fan base for the album that has taken so long, not least because of the fact that her entire studio burned down, where all equipment and recordings fell victim to the flames...

"endearing new talent – an unexpected delight" Music Week
"Take the time to get used to her world and you may never want to leave" HiFi News

"Move" is the debut single from the heart and mind Sophie Michalitsianos, aka Sol Seppy.

"Move"'s celestial romanticism glows in Sophie's enchanting vocals, reminiscent of Mazzy Star with a hint of the Cocteau Twins. Fuzzy, intense and heart-wrenching, the chorus sits in stark contrast to the delicate poise of violin-strewn verses and a laconic kick-drum, and delivers an off kilter folk-infused dream of a song.

The CD also features "Bobbing Lie", a stripped-to-the-bone arrangement of harmonies and simple, clean beauty. The acoustic entrance gradually gives way to electronic guitar and another emotion-laden track you can't help but fall for, fusing her full range of musical skills to sultry perfection.