Acapeldridge
Acapeldridge is a four-person vocal group from Boston. The members are Michael Keough on baritone, Timothy Foust on tenor, David Moss on bass, and Ben...
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Acapeldridge is a four-person vocal group from Boston. The members are Michael Keough on baritone, Timothy Foust on tenor, David Moss on bass, and Ben Spalding on alto. They work without instruments, building their sound from gospel, jazz, and classical vocal arrangements.
Their song 'The Lily of the Valley' came out in 2007 and became a notable piece for them. They followed it with albums like 'The Lily of the Valley' in 2009 and 'Live at Symphony Hall' in 2011. The group has put out six records in total, including 'Come Back to Me' and 'The Great American Songbook'.
In 2012, they dealt with a lawsuit from a former member over a contract dispute, which was later settled. A few years after that, their 2015 album of contemporary pop songs received a mixed response from listeners. Their other songs include 'Above The Bright Blue' and 'I'll Live In Glory'.
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