ABOUT US

Savannah used to practice singing mainly by rocking out in the car and taking karaoke way too seriously. She was too preoccupied with playing her clarinet in school to join a choir. In 2022 she joined the Yale Citations during her postdoc to get more formal vocal training, and she fell in love with a cappella.

Outside of singing, Savannah enjoys crafts and games. She can be summoned by talking about rabbits.

Marie has loved singing since she was a kid, and that early passion grew into a lifelong devotion to tight harmonies and expressive ensemble work. She’s performed live with professional bands and sung on studio sessions, blending vocal technique with the spontaneity of the stage. Marie thrives on crafting precise, satisfying harmonies and bringing energy to every performance. Above all, she loves making people feel good through music and sharing moments that connect and uplift the audiece.

Eva grew up playing piano and singing karaoke at home with her (very talented) parents. For a while, music was pushed to the sidelines as she became engrossed in the study of biology and the human body. But now that she’s (finally!) done with school, she’s excited to find her way back to music.

Eva joined the SCERA Chamber Choir two years ago and has thoroughly enjoying making music with an amazing community. She’s thrilled to join Inversion and give a cappella a try!

Eva has a black cat named Luna who knows how to high five and shake hands – only when treats are offered, of course. She loves hiking, rock climbing, hosting game nights, and taking pictures of beautiful views and people. She tries to always be learning something new (currently studying new recipes, dabbling in tennis, and getting into trail running).

Ryan came from a musical family and has been singing and playing instruments since childhood. After crushing high school choirs and musicals, he joined his first A Cappella group, Bassic A Cappella at Colorado State University.

Once he graduated as a civil engineer, he followed his pre-med wife Jamie to Houston, Texas for medical school where he joined another A Cappella group, Docappella (despite being the only non-medical member). Now he’s back out west and ready to take on more A Cappella!

Evan started singing in middle school and continued through high school as a definite choir geek, singing in the Madrigal and Concert choirs.

While auditioning for the Utah-based a cappella group Voice Male while attending Utah State University, he fell in love with a cappella music and vowed that one day he would sing in a group. Though it took a few years, that opportunity presented itself and he started his own men’s contemporary a cappella group “Font Porch”, later changing the name to “West of Jordan”. They sang together for about nine years.

Since then life has thrown some curve balls, but he is very excited to be back in the a cappella game and extremely happy to be a part of Inversion A Cappella!

Evan also enjoys photography, going places he has never been before, and spending time with his family.

Ian started singing at age 16 when he signed on for an accoustic performance series at his high school and realized he had to sing too. His journey into a cappella began a few years later when a college friend peer pressured him into joining the extremely serious Disney-focused group known as the Aristocows as their bass and villain song specialist. Since then, he’s lived and worked in various locations across the country, but he’s always kept singing, notably spending a couple years with UC Berkeley’s Noteworthy during grad school. After returning to Utah and spending a few months tearing up the karaoke bar circuit, he’s excited to return to a cappella with Inversion and slot in wherever he’s needed. Outside of singing, Ian enjoys tabletop gaming, playing bass guitar, and writing music reviews online.