Round Midnight
	'Round Midnight is a New York based quartet of professional musicians, including three music teachers and a performing arts administrator. As a member of both the Barbershop Harmony Society and Contemporary A Cappella Society (CASA), the group has garnered critical acclaim in an array of showcases, contests, and educational workshops spanning the United States. The quartet is considered one of the top barbershop ensembles in the world, as they recently attained Semi-Finalist status in the Barbershop Harmony Society's annual international contest, and were just crowned Mid-Atlantic District Champions. 'Round Midnight is also a past New York City Harmony Sweepstakes champion where they have twice won the coveted "Audience Favorite" award. Visit 'Round Midnight on the internet at RoundMidnightQuartet.com
Highline
	Highline takes its name from the former elevayed freight railroad on the lower west side of Manhattan built in the early 1930s. After years of abandonment, the Highline has been restored into a elevated park - a greenway for the enjoyment of all residents and visitors to New York City. The quartet felt this was an appropriate metaphor for their vision- taking forgotten songs from the past and giving them new birth through an a cappella style that is at once fresh and vibrant. Highline's members have performed with the following noted groups - Harvard Krokodiloes; Princeton Tigertones; Heritage Station (1993 BHS Collegiate Quartet Champion); and Ambassadors of Harmony (BHS International Chorus Champion). Notable appearances include Carnegie Hall and the feature film, Handsome Harry . Highline is Phil Wilcox (Bass), Brian Lindvall (Baritone), Doug Goodenough (Lead), and Jordan Cooper (Tenor). Available immediately for booking: highlinequartet@gmail.com , or visit www.highlinequartet.com
Next Stop
	Next Stop is a young quartet whose members capture the energy and fun-loving attitude of the city they live in. Next Stop is just as likely to be found singing on the streets of New York or the latest birthday party at a bar as they are to be found on stage. Still, they already have several accomplishments on stage in their short time together. Next Stop placed in the top 10 of its first International Preliminary Competition. Recently, the quartet qualified as the Mid-Atlantic District quartet representative to the International Collegiate Barbershop Quartet Competition this summer in Philadelphia. While the group is excited for the chance to compete, it is just as excited to be spending multiple days away singing in four-part harmony. Next Stop is always looking for opportunities to perform and can be contacted at nextstopquartet@gmail.com . Become a fan of Next Stop on Facebook!
Echo Chamber	The men of Echo Chamber have been singing together since long before they were a quartet. As classmates at New York's Stuyvesant High School (on Chambers Street), they were part of numerous choral, musical and a cappella ensembles, and spent the afternoons and summers of their high school and college years spreading harmony across the four corners of the five boroughs.   As a quartet, they pay tribute to the music that brought them together while exploring new (and new-to-them) frontiers in barbershop and other a cappella styles. Echo Chamber is proud to share their young but growing tradition of vocal harmony with you. Echo Chamber is Chris Granger (Tenor), Noah Van Gilder (Lead), Alex Lorimer (Baritone) and Aaron Greller (Bass). Unfortunately, due to scheduling constraints Echo Chamber is only available for weekend bookings. For booking information please contact: echochamber@voicesofgotham.org
Yo Just Yo
	This quartet is a combination of many others and even sports a father and son combination. They entertain audiences with songs from Broadway show tunes and Doo-Wop to Spirituals and Novelty numbers. Collectively, these gentlemen have sung in quartets and choruses for 6 to 28 years, performed on radio and national TV spots and appeared on chapter shows and events on the East Coast. For booking information Contact: Doug Brown T- (908) 276-4547 F- (908) 276-8052 yojustyo@voicesofgotham.org