Sons of Serendip

A quartet of instrumentalists and vocalists, Sons of Serendip contain business lead vocalist Micah Christian, harpist Mason Morton, cellist/second vocalist Kendall Ramseur, and guitarist/pianist Cordaro Rodriguez. Natives of Massachusetts, Georgia, and NEW YORK, they fulfilled at Boston University or college, where they created, and they obtained national interest in 2014 if they competed on America’s Got Talent through the competition’s ninth time of year. Reinventions of tunes such as for example Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Video game,” Duran Duran’s “Regular Globe,” and Evanescence’s “Bring Me alive” offered them a fourth-place end. Later in the entire year, they released a edition of “O Holy Night time,” and in early 2015, they adopted it having a self-titled studio recording that combined fresh variations of their America’s Got Talent favorites with likewise traditional pop-oriented addresses.