Difference between revisions of "Accent Vocal feat. Sara Niemietz"
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Accent Vocal is a sextet formed in 2011.<ref name="Roots Music Report 2019"/> Because of their diverse locations, the formation of Accent was internet inspired and enabled. The group worked remotely until they were invited to perform at the Swedish choral festival (Lund??) in 2014. <ref name="Jazz Weekly 2019"/> The group styles itself and follows in the tradition of groups like [[Wikipedia:Take 6|Take 6]] and [[Wikipedia:The Hi-Lo's|The Hi-Lo's]].<ref name="ArcArtists 2019"/> | Accent Vocal is a sextet formed in 2011.<ref name="Roots Music Report 2019"/> Because of their diverse locations, the formation of Accent was internet inspired and enabled. The group worked remotely until they were invited to perform at the Swedish choral festival (Lund??) in 2014. <ref name="Jazz Weekly 2019"/> The group styles itself and follows in the tradition of groups like [[Wikipedia:Take 6|Take 6]] and [[Wikipedia:The Hi-Lo's|The Hi-Lo's]].<ref name="ArcArtists 2019"/> | ||
| − | [[Wikipedia:Sara Niemietz|Sara Niemietz]] is an independent songwriter and vocal stylist; a cast member of [[Wikipedia:Postmodern Jukebox|Postmodern Jukebox]], charting on over a dozen singles, and has recorded with [[Wikipedia:Christmas_Spirit_(Richard_Marx_album)|Richard Marx]] and [[Wikipedia:/The_Living_Room_Sessions_(B._J._Thomas_album)|B. J. Thomas]]. | + | [[Wikipedia:Sara Niemietz|Sara Niemietz]] is an independent songwriter and vocal stylist; she is a cast member of [[Wikipedia:Postmodern Jukebox|Postmodern Jukebox]], charting on over a dozen singles, and has recorded with [[Wikipedia:Christmas_Spirit_(Richard_Marx_album)|Richard Marx]] and [[Wikipedia:/The_Living_Room_Sessions_(B._J._Thomas_album)|B. J. Thomas]]. |
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Accent | |
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 In This Together (2017) album art | |
| Background information | |
| Also known as | Accent Vocal |
| Origin | International |
| Genres | Acapella Jazz |
| Years active | 2011 –present |
| Labels | Accent Entertainment, LLC |
| Website | accentvocal |
| Members |
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During the 2020, COVID-19 quarantine, Sara Niemietz teamed up with the acapella group Accent to produce Public Service Announcement style music-videos with an upbeat message.
Accent Vocal is a sextet formed in 2011.[1] Because of their diverse locations, the formation of Accent was internet inspired and enabled. The group worked remotely until they were invited to perform at the Swedish choral festival (Lund??) in 2014. [2] The group styles itself and follows in the tradition of groups like Take 6 and The Hi-Lo's.[3]
Sara Niemietz is an independent songwriter and vocal stylist; she is a cast member of Postmodern Jukebox, charting on over a dozen singles, and has recorded with Richard Marx and B. J. Thomas.
Don't Hoard
Mar 20, 2020
| Jean-Baptiste (“JB”) Craipeau | Andrew Kesler |
| Sara Niemietz | |
| Evan Sanders | Danny Fong |
Don't Hoard (Public Service Announcement)
- Released: 20 March 2020
- Format: Music video
- Writer: Andrew Kesler
Keep Your Spirits Up!
March 24, 2020
| Jean-Baptiste (“JB”) Craipeau | Andrew Kesler | |
| Sara Niemietz | ||
| Evan Sanders | James Rose | Danny Fong |
Keep Your Spirits Up! (Public Service Announcement)
- Released: 24 March 2020
- Format: Music video
- Writer: Andrew Kesler
- Writers: Lyrics - Sara Niemietz & Andrew Kesler
References
- ↑ "Roots Music Report: Album Review". Roots Music Report. 2019-12-07. Archived from the original on 2020-03-28. Retrieved 2020-03-28.
- ↑ George W. Harris (2019-12-02). "Accent: Christmas All The Way". Jazz Weekly. Retrieved 2020-03-28.
- ↑ "Accent - ArcArtists". ArcArtists. 2019-09-24. Archived from the original on 2019-09-24. Retrieved 2020-03-28.CS1 maint: unfit url (link)