Vox One is an acclaimed a cappella quintet whose ingenious vocal arrangements and harmonious dexterity have earned them a respected place in the pantheon of vocal jazz ensembles. Formed in Boston, Massachusetts, the group emerged from the Berklee College of Music in the early 90s, brought together by their shared passion for a cappella music and the desire to push the boundaries of vocal performance. Their members, each a virtuoso with a strong personal style, blend their voices to create a singular sound that is rich in texture and capable of intricate and emotive musical storytelling.

The group's most recent releases, which include interpretations of "The Wexford Carol" and "Pure Imagination," showcase their ability to take widely recognized compositions and reimagine them with freshness and creativity. With "Say You Love Me" and "Chameleon," Vox One adds depth to their repertoire, highlighting their versatility in both lush balladry and dynamic rhythm-driven arrangements. Their self-titled release, "Vox One," captures the essence of their artistry, encapsulating the harmony, complexity, and expressiveness that they bring to the a cappella world. "Out There" further exemplifies their commitment to exploring the sonic landscapes of voice-driven music, demonstrating why Vox One's innovative approach continues to captivate listeners and influence the genre.