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Sounds True.com, guest is the October Project.

The October Project features award-winning composer Emil Adler, internationally acclaimed poet,

lyricist Julie Flanders. internationally acclaimed powered by Flanders words, Adler's music, and the group's trademark harmonies.

The October Project has enjoyed sustained popularity and longevity around the world through

the timeless impact of its material and powerful artistry of its vocals.

They have sold over half a million records with headline tours throughout the country and songs featured widely on

television, radio, and film. With sounds true, the October Project has released a new album called The Book of Rounds, 21 Songs of Grace.

In this podcast, The October Project and I spoke about singing in rounds and the

intricacies of the music the harmonies and how the entire experience can be

likened to enjoying the elegance and precision of a Japanese tea

ceremony. We talked about the raw power of the human voice and particularly the power of Acapella singing, the history of the October

project and how the music of the Book of Rounds creates a journey of release and surrender through the challenges of life.

We also listened to four different tracks from the new record by the October Project, The Book of Rounds, 21 songs of grace.

Here's my conversation with the October Project.

Welcome the October Project to Insights at the Edge.

To begin with, I wonder if you could each introduce yourself and talk about your contribution as part of the October project.

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