A Michigan native, Ashley heeded the words of clairvoyant yogi and imitated the distinct sound of the moose, but refined her vocals before spending four fantastic years singing and dancing with the Harvard Opportunes.
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An O.G. Unsung Hero from the 1996 roster, George is an alumnus of the Boston College Acoustics, with whom he recorded lead vocals on Marc Cohn's "True Companion" and Sting's "Mad About You," and starred in a legendary Bread and Circus sketch.
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A founder of the Harvard LowKeys and the NYC vocal band Invisible Men, Oliver supplements his successful career as a beatboxer and occasional lead vocalist with forays into the world of venture, innovation, social impact, and policy.
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You might remember Tyler Pennock from such New York City a cappella groups as Invisible Men and, well, Unsung Heroes. He also enjoys singing along to any YouTube video in which a single lyric of a popular song is repeated in hilarious fashion.
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After a childhood performing with the Russell Family Singers in N.C., Kinley joined the Harvard LowKeys to continue honing close-harmony skillz. Kinley also sang with Essential Voices USA, which performs with the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall.
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With the Boston College Acoustics and University Chorale, Chris toured internationally, sang the national anthem opening day at Fenway Park, and performed with John Williams and Kenny Rogers. Hooray!
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Juliana had already performed at Carnegie Hall by the time she joined the Boston College Acoustics, with whom she shared a passion for singing and theatrical shenanigans. She's an avid golfer, as well as a fan of the outdoors and random trivia.
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Another alumnus of the NYC vocal band Invisible Men and the Harvard Lowkeys, Christian is the Heroes' 31st and newest member. What are his thoughts on puppies? Perhaps you'll find out after he submits a formal bio.
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