One of the many purposes of art is to challenge yourself and your audience and sometimes that spurs a little controversy. Brittany Russell and Gestalt are making waves and that’s one of the topics of discussion in Episode 36 of Vocal HERspective tonight at 9:30 pm EDT. Hear the rebroadcast Sunday at 1:30 pm EDT and 12 hours later or download the podcast on Monday!
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New Tunesday – April 30, 2019
The school year is winding down, the summer festival season is heating up and we’re hitting a great crossroads of new music.
This mashup of “Brighter Day” and “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” done by ten singers out of Latvia GROOVES.
Ariana Grande has had quite the journey so far. Who better to capture it with a cappella?
If there is something we’ve come to expect from BYU a cappella music videos, it is stunning scenery only outdone by stunning voices.
The Columbus-based one man show took on Imagine Dragons this week.
Everyone’s favorite quadruplet quartet does this justice.
The latest Disney Crossover brings together Hercules and Anastasia.
Eurovision is the biggest European music competition and Vocalocity pays tribute to all of the Israeli competitors.
Taking advantage of a trip to Paris in the best way possible, The Beatroots used the City of Lights as a backdrop for their latest video.
This Toronto-based group decided to challenge themselves by recording and filming this during their recent retreat weekend.
As a group that prides themselves on being avant-garde, their latest video sure has caused quite a stir.
New Tunesday – April 9, 2019
Even if you’re not ready to admit you love a good guilty pleasure, we dare you not to sing along.
This boundary-pushing group out of the University of Florida are frequent competitors nationwide. This cover is part of their award-winning set that earned them First Runner-Up at the National A Cappella Convention in 2018.
This smooth UK R&B quintet put their own spin on this Boyz II Men classic.
Billie Eilish is all the rage lately and this Australian quintet does great justice to “Bellyache.”