As part of our time on the BYU campus, the members of Duly Noted, a mixed group, joined us to talk about their history, their current music and vibe, and their future. Plus, they sang us some of their current songs. Recorded in 2018.

While in California, we spent some time with the Calabasas High School Bare Rhythm. Bare Rhythm has done a lot for a high school group, including professional recording, big-time stage performances, and more. We talked about their experiences, and they sang us some of their current music. Recorded in 2018.

All-gendered group A Lotta Fermata at BYU started with members of multiple institutions before consolidating and moving ahead as they are today. We talked with them about that history, and about how they integrate in the BYU a cappella community. Then they sang for us in the mobile studio!

Depending on interest and audition levels, Cheyenne Mountain High School will have Crimson and Slate each be separate groups - or combined as an all-gender group. When we spoke with them in 2018, they were in their combined status. We talked about that transition back and forth with the members of the group, and about their goals. They also sang us some tunes live!

While on the road in California, Face graciously stepped into the mobile studio to talk about their evolution from post-collegiate to semi-pro to pro group, and how they determined it was time to take that leap. We discussed their growing international following and how they built it, and they shared some great stories. Plus, they sang for us live!

In 2018, we sat down with the members of Unstrumental from Calabasas High School just outside of Los Angeles. They talked about the recording process, about the commitment of time and effort involved in the group, and their future plans. We also heard some of their current repertoire.

The first few years of a new group are always ... an adventure. With L.o.V.E. only about a year and a half old when we brought them into the mobile studio, we talked about that journey. How do they get to know each other's voices and repertoire preferences? We break it all down in this episode (and they sing some rep for us!). Recorded in 2018.

Chris Juengel has made the transition that many a cappella singers want: from collegiate group member to full-time pro in the field. In this episode, we talk with him about making that journey, and how he has managed the pitfalls along the way.

In 2017, we sat down with tenor-bass group the Florida State University Reverb to hear about their evolution as a group, and how they made that journey. They talked about recording, about rep selection, and more - and sang some of their current rep as well.

In 2017, we spent some time with Gestalt, asking them about their development in terms of their branding and identity as well as their musical development. They shared that journey with us, and sang some of their current songs.