Check out Austin’s quotes on RollingStone.com! Scott Steinberg writes:
Starting today, Sony is kicking off the 2012 Detroit Auto Show on an unexpected note, courtesy of a cutting-edge audio system. Rather than using pounding bass lines or sinuous grooves to illustrate the 12-speaker, digitally-amplified Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound system that adorns the Ford Flex crossover, they are instead highlighting the human voice’s power to mimic high-end instruments.
“You hear so many demos that default to drum loops, horns and Seinfeld-style ditties as a listener showpiece,” explains Austin Willacy, singer/songwriter for the a cappella rock band the House Jacks, which provided supporting vocals for this project. “What people are unused to hearing is how the fidelity of today’s sound systems can capture the harmony and intricacy of the human voice, especially when multiple singers apply their talents together. It’s a singularly fresh approach.”
