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Tic Tac Tone: Were you there at the Esplanade?

What a rush! The crowd at the Esplanade Waterfront was simply magnificient. And I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome a couple of new people into our fold :) Thank you guys for coming to our performances, your support is really much much appreciated. It was like "full-house" for both of the sets (woohoo!) and so many new people who heard us and responded so kindly! Thank you, thank you, for your kind comments.

We will continue to work hard! Truly, we are trying out some new songs and don't be surprised :) More bass, more kicks and a whole lot more funky attitude. Our next gig will most likely be on 18 & 19 May 04, ACS (Barker) Concert Hall, at the A Cappella Festival organised by the A Cappella Society of Singapore. Do mark your calendar. We will be airing a new song (like new NEW) and possibly, *gasp* something from Evanescence :)So watch out!

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Alina
Tic Tac Tone
you can't believe it's a cappella
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