THE ONLY COLLEGE A CAPPELLA CD YOU NEED - VOCALS AT THEIR FINEST!

VOICES ONLY 2008 SUBMISSIONS DUE MAY 15, 2008!

Voices Only is back in 2008 for it's fourth year, and is excited to announce the submission guidelines for Voices Only 2008! All submissions must be received by May 15, 2008. Please see the Submission Information page for all the information you need to know to apply for Voices Only 2008.

Click HERE for submission guidelines

Voices Only is an annual two-disc collegiate a cappella compilation album comprised of selected excellent tracks released by various collegiate groups from around the World. A new Voices Only CD is produced and released at the beginning of each school year, and includes songs recorded, mastered or released during the previous year. Groups who have appeared on the compilation include such acclaimed and award-winning ensembles as the Dartmouth Aires, USC Sirens, Duke Pitchforks, Tufts Beelzebubs and Stanford Harmonics.

Voices Only includes not just the "best" a cappella tracks, but the best mix of songs, each chosen for a different and specific reason (including soloists, production, arrangements, innovation, etc.).

Voices Only was founded by two musical veterans, Brock Harris and Corey Slutsky. The duo noticed there was such a plethora of high quality a cappella being produced on a yearly basis that single-disc compilations were no longer big enough to accommodate that quality.

VOICES ONLY 2007

2007 was another year of stellar submissions for the Voices Only annual collegiate a cappella compilation album. Each year the submissions get better, and each year the selection process and decisions get tougher. This year was no exception, as we had to leave off several fantastic tracks in order to squeeze on as many songs as we could! We are very pleased with the 34-track "Voices Only 2007," and we hope the majority of you will too. Without further ado, we are excited to announce the Voices Only 2007 Track List:

CD 1
CD 2
VOICES ONLY 2007 A CAPPELLA CD NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD

Thanks to our friends at www.a-cappella.com, Voices Only 2007 can now be downloaded directly to your computer! Available as one purchase with all available tracks or each song individually, you can now purchase both albums as digital audio .MP3 files that will transfer immediately to your computer, so you can listen to your favorite collegiate tracks at home, at the office, or on-the-go with your iPod. No more waiting for the CDs to arrive in the mail or dealing with clumsy thin discs! Individual tracks are available for just $0.99 each, or you can purchase all available tracks for just $20! Both options are available HERE.

To download any or all of the songs from previos Voices Only compilations, click through the links as follows: Download VO2005 and Download VO2006.

Of course, there are still many benefits to having the actual physical CDs. You can still purchase VO2005 safely on our web site for the new reduced price of $15 (plus S/H).

The Recorded A Cappella Review Board (RARB) has released its review of Voices Only 2005 A Cappella CD!

"Reminded me that college a cappella can be compelling" - Rebecca Christie, RARB
"The producers of Voices Only 2005 have chosen good recordings" - Dave Trendler, RARB
"Inspired me to speculate for a quarter hour about the future of vocal music" - Dave Trendler, RARB
"Distinct from BOCA by including two discs, music from Voices Only includes a good balance of well-known collegiate groups and those who have been lying in the weeds." - Kimmie Raschka, RARB
"Voices Only offers a diverse and high-quality sampling of contemporary collegiate a cappella." - Kimmie Raschka, RARB

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Voices Only 2005 first review from the Contemporary A Cappella Society (CASA):

"Indeed, this album is the perfect sample of collegiate a cappella in America."
"If you like collegiate a cappella, you will freaking love this compilation."
"Producers Harris and Slutsky have fulfilled their promise, providing the 'best mix of songs,' placed an ideal, listenable order."
- Dave Brown, the Contemporary A Cappella Society (CASA)

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