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M-Pact in Singapore, 26 Nov 2006


"Sensational" - Ray Charles

"Lordy! Ya'll is B-A-A-A-D!" - Bobby McFerrin


Following their sold-out performance in 2000, m-pact “One of the best jazz-pop vocal ensembles in the world” (SF Chronicle) returns to Singapore to present songs from their successful new album that brings technicolor fantasy to a sophisticated swingin’ style.
The Vocal Group of the Year (2005 LA Music Awards) will mesmerize you with their unbelievable vocal acrobatics and delightful orchestrations, their polished, yet authentic stage presence, and the true, artistic experience they create by the human voice alone.


Hailed as "one of the best pop-jazz vocal ensembles in the world" (San Francisco Chronicle) and "among the best a cappella groups in the country" (NBC's Today Show, Billboard's Best Unsigned Band (1999) has mesmerized audiences around the world with their unbelievable vocal acrobatics and delightful orchestrations, their polished, yet authentic stage presence, and the true, artistic experience they create by the human voice alone.From Europe to South East Asia, North Africa and across the US and Canada, m-pact has performed for superstars such as Sheryl Crow, Kenny Loggins, Bobby McFerrin, jazz greats like Ray Charles, Natalie Cole and Kenny G.This time around, they will perform music from their newly launched self-titled album, "m-pact" and their much loved Christmas album, "The Carol Commission."
Local a cappella group, Tic Tac Tone will be making a guest appearance as well so show your support !


26 Nov 2006 Sun 7.30pm
University Cultural Centre Hall
Tickets (exclude booking fee) at S$36, S$32, S$28, S$26 (students)
Available from all SISTIC authorized agents
Call 6348 5555 or visit
http://www.sistic.com.sg/cms/events/index.html?content=604

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