Some Voices is a contemporary choir with a mission to make singing together accessible to everyone – there are no auditions, no sheet music and no pressure.

Some Voices choir is known for performing original arrangements of popular songs that range from Bowie to Björk, from Britpop to Hip Hop – all in spectacular harmony.

Rehearsing in venues across London, Newcastle, Brighton, Cambridge and York, the choir has grown to almost 1,000 members and recently sang with Keala Settle at the Royal Variety Performance at the Royal Albert Hall.
All songs are arranged for the choir by musical directors Laura Howe, a vocal artist and composer, and Curtis Stansfield, a multi-instrumental musician & composer who is The Script’s keyboard player.

Some Voices was described by The Guardian as feeling ‘less like a choir and more like the closest you might get to being a rock star’ and by TimeOut as having a ‘soul warming sense of community.’