Amira, our amiable alto, bridges the vibrancy of New York and the charm of West Windsor, NJ. Armed with a COS AB degree and a flair for French culture, she crafts harmonies as intricate as her crocheted masterpieces. From conquering climbing walls to capturing fleeting moments through her camera lens, her creativity knows no bounds. A clarinetist since grade 5, music is her heartbeat. Outside of R20, she's a culinary adventurer, embracing spicy cuisines and the comfort of tea. With every note, every dish, Amira radiates passion, making her a cherished member of our ensemble.

Kevin is an aspiring Mathematician from New Jersey who loves sine and cosine waves so much that he decides to body roll spontaneously during rehearsal. He is a tactful, tasty tenor that loves to sing with a tone as rich as Princeton. Before he entered R20, he had spent his free time break dancing with Sympoh, although now he can bust it down to his own singing. When he is not in rehearsal, you will find him sleeping at ungodly hours or grooming his luscious, long eyelashes. In fact, a way to win him over would be to have longer, more extravagant eyelashes than him. Or you can also give him some eclairs.

Ella, a spectacular soprano, hails from NY(ack), NY. The definition of multitalented, she plays soccer and viola, sings in musicals, and plans to major in EEB. She is also very tall, befitting her celestial voice. Future aspirations include starring in Hadestown, teaching (torturing) sleep-deprived Princeton students biology, and marrying Jake Peralta.

Our lovely Amelia, hailing from Longmeadow, MA, is an economics major and a fabulous soprano with a voice that you want to play in your ear forever. Her musical talent is unmatched - she has an insane range, she's a violinist, and on top of all of that she's a walking pitch pipe. When she's not belting out insane riffs at reho, she's tearing up the rugby field as R20's only current D1 athlete. Do not get on her bad side: she can tackle with extreme precision and technique. 

Blesson is a blessing in disguise - you just don’t know it yet! Long Island-grown, Blesson’s been a singer all his life ever since his church’s children's choir (and it shows!). When he’s not gaming on his dorm’s Wii or spiking on the badminton courts, you can see him grinding out his Physics PSETs (physics/astro major? Wowzers!!!). He’s a big fan of Star Wars, and I suppose his whole family is as well, given by his last name (imagine his kid being named Kylo!).

Born and raised in Long Island, New York, Simon is a masterful Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering major with his eyes set on the stars. If his low bass notes don’t get you shaking in your boots, his caring and go-with-the-flow vibe will shock you after the fact! His life is in fact an oxymoron – he may look like a macho man when lifting weights, but he also enjoys sitting on the beach and reading novels. He’s been singing all throughout high school, creating his own doo-wop acapella group as well! At Princeton, he is locked in (and sleep-deprived) towards his goal of reach the stars while working on CAD for Rocketry club.

Meet Sol, our native Seattleite. Although he peaked in 4th grade with a killer choir solo, he has decided to continue reliving his glory days with R20. When he’s not shaking the room with his rich bass tones, you can find him splitting his time between dominating the virtual gridiron in Madden and hitting the courts for some club tennis. As an intended computer science major, Sol is always optimizing for that high paying job, while sacrificing showers and deodorant usage. 

Our amazing soprano Eva is from Wellesley Massachusetts but originally from Montreal! Among her many talents are writing original music and doing improv comedy. She is currently deciding between about six different majors (did we mention that she’s multitalented??) and loves to collect mugs in her spare time. She very much quit the cello in middle school and has regretted it ever since. She is also about the sweetest, most radiant person you could meet!

The spellbinding Ella, hailed by the New York Times for her acclaimed performance on the West End in the play Stranger Things, not only has an EP out on Spotify, but has now joined the Princeton Roaring 20 as a vibrant soprano. In addition to writing and acting for the Princeton Triangle Club, she also does an impressive impression of Jennifer Coolidge, and loves winding down with a good sitcom (her current favorite is Community). She’s currently considering majoring in Comparative Literature or Psychology to pursue her passion for storytelling, whether through music, acting, or beyond. Whatever she does, we know she’ll continue to win hearts on and offstage.

Alto Justina Park is from Seoul, Korea. Known for her crow impression and for starting a fist fight with a bully in middle school, Justina (pronounced yoo-stina) is a jack of all trades. Outside of R20, Justina regularly writes poetry and listens to movie soundtracks. If you ever need someone to recite the entirety of Hamilton or sing every song in K-Pop Demon Hunters, Justina’s your girl.

The inimitable Vanessa is a Comparative Literature major who’s lived in every corner of the world and currently calls NYC home. While her versatile vocal range means that she could probably be an a cappella group all on her own, she’s found her home with the Roaring 20 altos. In her spare time, you can find Vanessa performing her poetry at the Guggenheim, the WNBA, and beyond. In addition to R20, Vanessa serenades audiences on campus with the Princeton Opera Company and hopes to be a librettist, composer, and director—she’s a true showstopper.

David is our unbelievable New Jersey native & talented tenor! He’s loved music since childhood, but from musical theatre to writing to drawing, his creativity and passion truly shine in R20. Outside of the group, David is driven by his aspirations in politics, advocacy, and content creation.

Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, the multilingual, multifaceted, multitalented Geoff Liu is a tenor planning to major in Math or Linguistics. An incredible musician, he also plays the violin for the Princeton University Orchestra and to unwind (with Bach, of course!). And he’s funny too—keep an eye out for the cheeky memes he cooks up for Tiger Magazine. Despite his Antipodean roots, he may not wrangle snakes or spiders, but he loves bouldering and complaining about American coffee in his free time. Rarely seen without a radiant smile, he is a lovely person to be around and an equally lovely addition to the Princeton Roaring 20!