Dartmouth College on TV

Have any of you seen Dartmouth College on TV lately? The Dartmouth Aires, one of Dartmouth’s most prestigious a cappella groups as well as its oldest, has been dominating on NBC’s “The Sing Off.” With only two other collegiate a cappella groups remaining (the University of Rochester YellowJackets and the University of Rochester Deltones), they’ve set themselves apart from the competition as the team to beat. If you haven’t had a chance to watch them just yet, don’t worry. We believe you’ll have more opportunities to check them out as they advance towards the finals of the singing competition with a Sony music recording contract at stake.

The Dartmouth Aires have been incredible on NBC's "The Sing Off" this season.

Dressed always in ridiculously colorful outfits with stripes and plaids (and colorful shoes as well), they tend to dance a whole lot more than the other groups and thus raise the energy. And one of their lead singers, Michael Odokara-Okigbo, a recent Dartmouth grad and whose mother recently suffered a stroke, is head and shoulders above every single singer in the competition. His poise and voice are truly phenomenal. And Clark Moore adds quite a bit of personality with his hairstyle, smile, and that big kick he can do.

If you’re interested in singing in an a cappella group at a college like Dartmouth, you should check out this singing competition show as the Dartmouth Aires are worth watching. Check out this post on Ivy League A Cappella and let us know your thoughts on the Dartmouth Aires by posting below!