It’s more like, “do it if you’re mature adults” and, you know, understand that you can kind of leave that at the door and understand when you’re in rehearsal, you’re there to work. Does the group have a no dating rule, like in the movie?Įrin: You know, It’s more of like a “don’t let your relationship affect the group” sort of thing. It doesn’t matter what your résumé looks like.Įrin, you met your boyfriend through Pitch Slapped. It’s what happens when you get on that stage. Like, it doesn’t matter where you come from. But with these types of competitions, it’s definitely a put up or shut up kind of thing. Jared: Berklee’s definitely great, but there’s always expectation because of the name. The Northeasters from Northeastern University down the street from us has a music department, but they’re not a music conservatory and they won the competition the year before we did. It doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re the best because you go to one of those schools. There have been other groups in conservatories that haven’t made it out of the quarter finals, so I don’t think that’s a fair assessment. I never felt like gives us too much of an advantage over everyone else. Is it almost unfair for you guys to compete against schools that aren’t top-notch music academies?Įrin: A lot of times, I hear other groups do stuff and I go “wow,” because I would love to sound like that. You’re not really an underdog at these competitions. Jared: If we were doing anything backstage, it was, like, jamming to ’90s Britney Spears.
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If you guys were, like, brawling backstage, please feel free to share. Matt: It was all a very welcoming attitude.
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