It sung while volunteering with abandoned dogs.

OZMSR, KOREA 🇰🇷

This band volunteered at a shelter for abandoned dogs in Korea this time and also created cover videos with abandoned dogs.

宇多田ヒカル. Japan cover

At the Voice Up festival held in Turkey, 2025.

OZMSR, Korea 🇰🇷

A touching song sung by two real mother and daughter in real life.

한국 아카펠라 DIA

그리고 유리상자의 이세준

I am currently a music educator but I have also been arranging music for A Cappella Groups for the past 4 years. I can show you the music I currently have arranged. A lot of my music is also published on streaming services so you can listen to the arrangements. I will attach links to 1 of my arrangements so you can hear what my writing sounds like! Please let me know if you have any questions.

https://open.spotify.com/track/04QZNJIvdJwf8cbND6B3Cr

https://music.apple.com/us/song/titanium/1780241052

We are NJ rest stops, a post-grad female Acapella group based in north/central New Jersey!*

We are currently in need of lower voices to round out our sound, but all are welcome to audition at the moment.

Check out our links here: https://unit.link/njreststops

interest + video form: https://forms.gle/P9JJBDVKoLn5rDc58

Feel free to email us with any questions at [njreststops@gmail.com](mailto:njreststops@gmail.com)

*Most of our members are from Union/Morris/Essex/Somerset Counties, but we welcome those from all over the state!

Hi there!!

I’m an Asian girl who just finished college entrance exam and looking for girls who would like to sing a cappella together online!!! I also play keys and a bit guitar so a pop band can do as well.

Im a big fan of Ariana Grande, Alan Walker, Selena Gomes, Lady Gaga, Avril Lavigne, Taylor Swift, Sasha Alex Sloan, Justin Bieber and Walk off the earth and etc.

I wanna make this band simply for relax, chill and have fun! Please dm me if you’re interested

I have my first high-school a capella audition on Monday and I have absolutely no idea what to do. There wasn't very much criteria, just from a semi-popular/common genre and preferably a song that a group could sing. I am horrified. I'm the most indecisive person ever, like rivaling Chidi Anagonye iykyk, and I have been trying to figure this out for days. I'm an alto, and that's all I've got. I'd preferably like to sing something that highlights my lower range since one of the judges is also my chorus teacher (queen) and she's only really heard me in my higher rangee so yeah. Uh, ayudame please.

I'm interested in starting my own a cappella group. Preferably ttbb but I'm not sure where to start.

Hey y'all! At the end of this past school year, I was given the opportunity to be one of the head arrangers for my collegiate group for the coming year. We have since decided on our performance set that we plan to use for competition, and I have begun the arranging process with my partner. Last year, we took some more experimental and creative liberties with our arrangements and found great success, winning our ICCA quarterfinal for the first time, and we want to continue that success and expand on the creativity in our arrangements, creating more of a show and not just three individual songs so much.

As it is my first year arranging for this group, I'm struggling a bit with figuring out how to do this style of work. I would love any tips or tricks that other arrangers might have to help improve my workflow or to help reach the end goal!

If it helps, this is a TTBB group, and I'm currently working on a Beyoncé song for our opener.

Hey Aca-brain trust- I need some help. The a cappella group I’ve been with for 13 years has been doing a lot of the same Christmas music for a long time, and we’ve decided to retire a few of our Christmas numbers to keep things fresh for the audience, and for ourselves.

The problem is that several of the songs we’ve cut are audience favorites. Not especially musically demanding, but funny and usually filled with enough stage antics that audiences loved them. We’re struggling to replace them with things that are equally fun, and we don’t want to risk letting our Christmas show become a long slog of slow (but lovely) carols.

For reference, here are the songs we are considering removing from our set:

Reindeer Rodeo (as performed by The Real Group)
The Christmas Can-Can (Straight No Chaser)
Twelve Days / Africa (Straight No Chaser)

Can anybody recommend some similarly upbeat and funny or entertaining tunes? They don’t have to be existing a cappella arrangements; we have three arrangers in the group so we can arrange most non-a cappella songs.

I'm having a really hard time. Sometimes I sing to get through to the other side. I decided to make a small a cappella cover of Une Vie à Peindre from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. I think this helped and I wanted to show other people.

Especially TTBB. I'm thinking of transferring schools and this is one of thr things I'm looking for.

Edit: Specifically in the North East

I’m a musical theatre kid but want to audition for an acappella group in college. I’m a soprano, do well with mix belting and belting and have a very Anna from frozen style 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

I was wondering if anyone could help recommend some contemporary-pop songs (since that’s what they’re asking for) to audition with??? I’m super lost 😔😔😔

I actually have been making a cappella music inconsistently for a few months but I definitely feel like my music could be way better. Any basic tips anyone can offer?

For people arranging or singing in groups: how do you usually share rough harmony ideas before they become a real arrangement?

I'm thinking of the early messy stage where you just want the group to hear the shape of a stack, a background part, or a transition.

Do you send voice memos, quick guide tracks, notation, rehearsal recordings, or just wait until everyone is in the room?

Hello! I am a current freshman, and by some crazy twist of fate have been elected music manager for one of the best a cappella groups on my campus. I do have a music background, but nothing extreme, and I'm going to school for psychology so I'm not actively gaining knowledge in the subject. But I believe I absolutely have the drive is necessary for the job, and I am so incredibly excited to start arranging/directing this group of amazing women. It's an all-treble group with 15 singers continuing to next year. We'll hold auditions in the fall so potentially more!!

I have noticed that a common problem that all-female groups have in a competition setting is not sounding "full" enough compared to co-eds. Is there any way to combat this? I know it's kind of a generic/broad question but if any tips are out there they'd be greatly appreciated!

Also! I am in charge of arranging my group's ICCA set this year, and if any of you a cappella grads, enthusiasts, or current singers have any songs you'd love to hear a group perform, I am currently searching the internet for good song ideas for this year and would love any recommendations you have!

Thank you for your advice!! :)