Ahhh...Cappella!!!

A joyful, energetic, powerful, seasoned a cappella quartet with large range of material.

Each of the Euphorics is a powerful lead singer; together, they create a rich and soulful blend in a repertoire of top-notch originals and innovative arrangements of covers in a wide variety of styles including gospel, jazz, classical, and rock. 

The Euphorics' passion for music comes through in performances that feature plenty of humour and audience interaction. They have been performing internationally since 1983. In 1999, the Euphorics won the Harmony Sweepstakes -- San Francisco Bay Area Regionals a cappella competition. 

The Euphorics are:

Joani Bye, alto, whose powerful voice has graced the albums of Jon Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Rita McNeil and Cher (to name just a few). Bing Jensen, bass, long-time Vancouver performer, winner of the 1993 CARAS award for best children's album and the West Coast Music Award for Best Children's album in 1998.	Helen Davis, soprano, formerly of the vocal group Street Hearts, of Hawaii. Backup singer for groups such as Doug and the Slugs, Kathi McDonald, and Johnny Ferriera's Swing Machine. Nathen Aswell, tenor, a twenty-year veteran of Montreal's and Vancouver's rhythm and blues, rock and session scenes.
"We're the Euphorics"-- a 2-minute video (requires QuickTime, free from Apple)

Our latest CD Born to Sing (2008) features dynamic medleys of classics, originals, and the exciting debut of tenor David Steele. Our CD Standing up for Love (1998) is featured on a cappella radio programs throughout the world from Saint Louis to Singapore. The Euphorics also have an album for children: So...What's With The Pants? (2003). Hear samples here.

Recordings What the people say School shows Contact: Joani Bye at joanibye@shaw.ca Helen Davis at helen@netidea.com

Upcoming events July 24 and 25, 2010 Whistler Street Festival July 29, 2010 Silk Purse Gallery, West Vancouver August 1 and 2, 2010 Filberg Festival, Courtenay, BC March 30, 2011 Lillooet Concert Society March 31, 2011 Langham Gallery, Kaslo, BC May 14, 2011 Pender Harbour Performance Centre, Madiera Park, BC ----------------- Promotional poster (PDF)