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ABOUT US
Bennie Parker
Bennie is a powerhouse of talent, energy, and awesomeness. He is an incredible songwriter and creator of music that moves people. As a lead baritone, he is able to express through his vocals, the message behind the music. Bennie's spunk and excitement mixed with his amazing voice proves for a performer of phenomenal proportions.
Brady Anderson
Brady is a crazy, fun-loving, performer who enjoys making sure everyone knows they are special. He has been around the a Capella scene for years and brings lots of experience and excitement to the group. Brady served a mission in Puerto Rico and also has a bachelors degree in Spanish.
Dirk Parker
Dirk has been performing music for over ten years. While he is classified as a high baritone, his range is seemingly endless. If he is not belting a tenor high C, he is most likely preparing a gourmet meal or showcasing his skills on the basketball court. Dirk served in the Washington D.C. North Mission and the Washington, Tacoma Mission.
Jordan Daynes
Jordan has a passion for music and has a knack for helping everyone feel included. Without his sweet vocal percussion skills the group would literally miss a beat. Jordan served a mission in Ghana, Africa and continues to serve everyone around him. He enjoys outdoor activities and believes in living life to the fullest.
Hannah Rae Webber
Hannah Webber is from Tooele County, where she just graduated from Tooele High School this year. She has been singing since she was a toddler and has traveled the world performing in several choirs. She will be leaving to serve a LDS mission in Boston, MA this fall. Hannah hopes to continue developing her voice when she returns from her mission at BYU.
Lizzy Palmatier
Lizzy Palmatier was Hillcrest High School's Music Sterling Scholar. She is now at the University of Utah on music and leadership scholarships. She is studying to obtain a degree in violin performance and a minor in psychology. She is also involved with the Miss America Organization and is currently serving as Miss Sandy 2014. She hopes to use her title to help shape the future of Foster Care.
