Dave Sperandio, or "dio" as he is sometimes called, has been working with a cappella music for more than 16 years as a performer, producer, and engineer, and his work has appeared on scores of CDs for clients from around the globe.

Since founding diovoce in 2000, his clients have appeared on numerous "best-of" compilations, including over 30 appearances on the BOCA, CAMO, Voices Only, and 'Sing' series. Dave's work has received dozens of CARA nods, both as a performer and while "behind the glass". He is also the founder of the Alliance for A Cappella Initiatives, and the creator of the hit SoJam A Cappella Festival, now in its 6th year, as well as the internationally acclaimed 'Sing' vocal compilation CD.

Dave has performed with numerous concert and symphonic choirs, acted as Music Director for the UNC Clef Hangers, toured the country with Atlanta-based vocal tonic, and currently performs with CARA-winning vocal sensation transit.

More about Dave:

Diovoce Productions :|: AACI :|: SoJam :|: 'Sing' :|: Transit :|: DaveSperandio.com

Since graduating from the University of Virginia in 2004, James Gammon has quickly established himself in the world of contemporary collegiate a cappella. James was first introduced to a cappella as a member of UVa's Academical Village People for all 4 years of college, including 2 years as music director. James comes from a strong musical background and has extensive training in music theory, arranging, orchestrating, and composition. While at UVa he majored in music with a concentration in composition, culminating in a thesis composition for Orchestra which was played at the Charlottesville and University Symphony Orchestra's 20 th Anniversary Benefit Concert. He has arranged more than 40 songs for various groups and his arranging credits include a CARA nomination for best arrangement for "The Scientist" by AVP and 7 appearances of songs James has arranged on various compilation albums. In the short time since he started producing a cappella, his clients have been honored with 12 BOCA appearances, more than 25 CARA nominations, 3 "Best Album" CARA wins, and 5 "Sing" appearances.

James Gammon Productions

Tat Tong has been involved in a cappella since 2002 as a performer, composer, producer, and engineer. As a mix and mastering engineer, his productions have consistently garnered critical acclaim: work by T2 has been featured on virtually every major a cappella compilation since 2005, and clients have received over 30 nominations and 15 awards in the Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards since 2006.

Beyond a cappella, Tat is rapidly emerging in the Asian music industry, having written, arranged, engineered and produced for artists from Warner Music (Singapore), Universal Music (Taiwan), Empire Entertainment Group (Hong Kong) and Linfair Records (Taiwan). His experience working with major labels underlies his studio work's uniquely radio-friendly flavor.

Tat donates all proceeds from his work to charitable organizations under the T2 Mix for Charity Program. Notable beneficiaries include CASA and the AACI.

T2 Productions :|: TatTong.com

A gifted vocalist, arranger, and recording engineer, James Cannon is attracting much attention for his no-holds barred, take no prisoners approach to contemporary a cappella. While a student at Cornell University, he sang for 4 years with the Cornell Chordials, serving in various capacities as arranger, President, and Musical Director. Known for his arranging prowess and talent in coaxing out first-class performances from singers in the studio, James brings the full force of his multiple talents to every project in which he is involved. In the short time since he started producing a cappella, his clients have been honored with spots on each of the major compilations.

The Panic Room

If you've been singing your entire life and matriculate at Tufts University, you will inevitably be kidnapped recruited to sing in a cult an a cappella group. That’s what happened to Ed. After five years (some of us need a little more time to graduate, OK?) he’d directed both the Tufts Beelzebubs and the Hyannis Sound, helping both groups record award-winning albums. He’d also received a degree in Vocal Performance from the New England Conservatory of Music, where he refined his voice and sang with several classical and jazz ensembles. Unable to escape the ironclad grip of the master we call a cappella, Ed has continued to arrange for and record groups around the country, earning recognition from CARA, RARB, BOCA, Sing, Voices Only, and his mother.

Ed Boyer A Cappella