From the Lifetime TV reality show Pitch Slapped, one of the groups competes with this hot vocals-only arrangement of the B-52's pop hit "Love Shack". Funky and fun! Pink's number one hit "So What" rocks out in the all-vocal setting featured on the Lifetime TV reality series Pitch Slapped. A sizzling rock setting that turns a cappella on its head! The ballad "Beneath Your Beautiful" from British artists Labrinth and Emeli Sande makes an emotional and romantic duet with vocal back-up. An accessible and appealing change of pace for choral concerts of all types.

Songlist: Love Shack, So What, Beneath Your Beautiful

All 12 songs off the latest platinum CD from this Grammy-winning superstar. Includes the hit singles So What and Sober, plus: Ave Mary A - Bad Influence - Crystal Ball - Funhouse - Glitter in the Air - I Don't Believe You - It's All Your Fault - Mean - One Foot Wrong - Please Don't Leave Me.

Songlist: Sober, So What, Crystal Ball, Bad Influence, Ave Mary A, Funhouse, Glitter In The Air, I Don't Believe You, It's All Your Fault, Mean, One Foot Wrong, Please Don't Leave Me

Here are 16 huge hits compiled from the studio albums of the ever-popular Pink: Dear Mr. President - Don't Let Me Get Me - Family Portrait - F***in' Perfect - Get the Party Started - Glitter in the Air - Just like a Pill - Please Don't Leave Me - Raise Your Glass - So What - Sober - Stupid Girls - There You Go - Trouble - U & UR Hand - Who Knew.

Songlist: Sober, Trouble, So What, There You Go, Get The Party Started, Family Portrait, Don't Let Me Get Me, Just Like A Pill, Stupid Girls, Dear Mr. President, U & UR Hand, Who Knew, Glitter In The Air, Please Don't Leave Me, Raise Your Glass, F***in' Perfect

The Swingles' discography boasts a stylistic diversity unmatched by any other a cappella group--from Mozart to madrigals, Bach to the Beatles, folk songs to fugues and film themes, but "Mood" focuses on their forte: jazz. These eight gifted singers have a symbiotic relationship with some of the best arrangers in the world, Ward Swingle, Bertrand Groeger, Alexander L'Estrange, Jonathan Rathbone and others. "Mood" begins with Miles Davis's "So What," which is followed by a brilliant selection of 1960s Latin jazz, "Surfboard," Jobim's "Insensatez" and "The Girl From Ipanema" (The best version we've heard), and "Milonga del Angel." Three moody jazz ballads, "A Time For Love," "The Peacocks" and "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?" follow. Then three Richard Rodgers classics, "Have You Met Miss Jones?," "My Funny Valentine" and "The Lady Is A Tramp." Then come four classic 30s and 40s standards: "Just One of those Things," "My Foolish Heart," "All The Things You Are" and "It Don't Mean A Thing," finishing with Quincy Jones' 1966 hit, "Soul Bossa Nova" (from Austin Powers). Our favorite is the stunning 60s Latin Jazz section, which we hope they devote a whole CD to, but every song is a finely-crafted jewel. "Mood Swings" swings us into a jazz mood and never lets us go. Listen to the vocal trumpet solo on "The Lady Is a Tramp"--it's almost unnecessary, because the soprano voices are already doing soaring jazz trumpet riffs throughout the song. This is breathtaking proof of our contention that the Swingles are the best at whatever style they choose to sing - simply perfect! Highly recommended.

Songlist: So What, Surfboard, Insensatez, The Girl From Ipanema, Milonga del Angel, A Time For Love, A Timeless Place, What Are You Doing For The Rest Of Your Life?, Have You Met Miss Jones?, My Funny Valentine, The Lady is a Tramp, Just One Of Those Things, My Foolish Heart, All The Things You Are, It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing), Soul Bossa Nova