He has produced over 50 a cappella albums at VOCOMOTION, winning several Best Of College Acappella (BOCA) Awards and Contemporary Acappella Recording Awards (CARA). He has served as an album reviewer for the Recorded Acappella Review Board (RARB), reviewing over 70 albums for the online publication. He is the creator of The Thumper, the world's only throat microphone designed specifically for vocal percussion.

Freddie toured as the frontman of the hard-rock band Gaskit for four years. He is a two-time winner of Songs Inspired By Literature Songwriting Competition (SIBL). Gaskit opened for national acts Godsmack, Tantric, Drowning Pool, SOiL, and Dark New Day. Gaskit did a world-record national tour in 2004, playing in 50 states in 50 days. Their single "Peel This Away" featured on television show Jake 2.0 on UPN Network.

Freddie holds both a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Northwestern University.

Freddie is a Voting Member of the National Academy of Recordings Arts and Sciences (Grammy's). He sat on the Board of Directors for the Contemporary Acappella Society (CASA) for four years.

Kevin Currently resides in Old Town, Maine and has had a major influence on the a cappella scene at the University of Maine, helping to double the amount of contemporary a cappella groups from 2 to 4. He started the group Bear Vocals in 2003, and helped in forming a group called Mixed Nuts in 2007 which he currently musically directs. During his undergraduate years he also was the Vocal Percussionist for the University of Maine Steiners for 3 years logging over 300 performances with that organization and winning numerous Vocal Percussion awards. Kevin teaches vocal percussion lessons, seminars, and performs as a solo performing artist as a beatboxer and standup comic in the New England Area.

Kevin holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Music Education from University of Maine and is currently pursuing a Master of Education degree in Performing Arts Development and Student Leadership within Higher Education at the University of Maine.

Marty is one of the most meticulous audio scrubbers there is, and we're lucky to have him on our team. Hailing from Fargo, ND, Marty grew up in the theatre, both on stage and behind the curtain. He calls on that experience as the founder and business manager, light and sound operator, studio engineer, graphic designer and full-time baritone vocalist and vocal percussionist of New York City's own pop/funk vocal band, Blue Jupiter.

Marty holds his Bachelors of Music Degree from Berklee College of Music, with a dual-major in Film Scoring and Music Production and Engineering.

Jack is the youngest member of the VOCOMOTION team. He's only two years old, but is quite the accomplished engineer.

Every member of the VOCOMOTION team sports some sort of facial hair, so Jack is working on a nice handlebar-moustache. MACHO!