R e M i x
A C a p p e l l a
After their appearance on the third season of NBC’s The Sing-off, six former members of BYU’s Vocal Point decided to continue wowing audiences with their tight harmonies, new arrangements, fun choreography, and charming personalities. Combining Top-40 hits with classic oldies, ReMix delivers an all A Cappella show (no tracks, no instruments) you’ll have to hear to believe!
ReMix combines the talents of Tanner Nilsson, Robert Seely, Ben Murphy, Jake Tengelson, Scott Shattuck and Jon Rose to bring a new energy to the stage as they mix and mash your favorite songs into new A Cappella awesomeness.
ReMix is a Provo, Utah based A Cappella group.
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B i o g r a p h y
Group Members
Jon Rose
Jon Rose is a currently a senior at BYU studying communications and advertising. He recently returned from South East Asia where he toured with BYU’s Young Ambassadors as a singer/dancer and social team manager. He was also a member of BYU’s all male a cappella group Vocal Point and managed their website and other online social presences. Some of his other previous work experiences include social media marketing with BYU Arts Creative and Innovation Simple, and teaching/prepping LDS missionaries for 2-years of service at the Missionary Training Center in Provo.
Robert Seely
Robert Seely is a professional singer and instrumentalist from Alberta, Canada. He sang bass in Vocal Point, Brigham Young University's premiere a cappella ensemble, for four years. While with Vocal Point, Robert performed for a crowd of over 80,000 people at the Boy Scouts of America Centennial Celebration in Virginia. He also appeared with the group on NBC's The Sing-Off in 2011. Robert is an accomplished violinist of 20 years, certified in the Suzuki teaching method. His recent studio credits include projects with Deseret Book, and "The Whits." Robert graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Commerical Music from Brigham Young University in 2014.
Jake Tengelsen
Jake Tengelsen was born and raised in Bozeman, Montana. He started harmonizing with his parent’s tapes of the Beatles before he could spell his own name. Since then he has enjoyed performing in various capacities, such as middle school and high school choirs, musicals, and most recently, Brigham Young University’s Vocal Point. He picked up guitar as a sophomore in high school and hasn’t been able to put it down since. Jake grew up in a religious family, which has lead him to ensure that every performance he does is appropriate for all audiences. He was married recently, and now primarily uses his guitar to sing his beautiful wife lullabies until she falls asleep. Aside from music, Jake likes to attend aerobics classes with his wife, run, watch Studio C and spend evenings with friends and family. He is thrilled to have the opportunity to
sing A Capella again with some of his closest friends.
Scott Shattuck
Scott Shattuck is no stranger to performing, having been in over 20 musicals and stage productions since the age 8, where he played Tiny Tim in Orem Hale Center Theatre's "Christmas Carol". Since then, his passion for music has led to both solo and collaborative arranging, composition, songwriting and performing. He has been trained in various styles of singing and has performed with vocal groups ranging from vocal jazz and show choirs to nationally award-winning chamber choirs. In March 2012 he placed 1st place in the adult category of Utah's first Vocal Sport competition. Scott is now a student at Brigham Young University studying Sound Recording Technology, and is a current member of BYU's Vocal Point.
​Tanner Nilsson
Tanner Nilsson is a seasoned performer from Sandy, Utah who has spent over half his life performing on stage. Tanner sang with and provided Vocal Percussion for BYU's internationally acclaimed a cappella group Vocal Point for 3 years. During his time with Vocal Point, Tanner performed for hundreds of thousands of fans, including over 80,000 at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in 2010. In 2011, Tanner received the award for Outstanding Vocal Percussionist at the final round of the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella, where Vocal Point placed runner up. Later that year, Tanner consistently impressed the judges and received high praise for his vocal percussion while Vocal Point competed on NBC's "The Sing-Off." Tanner has given private vocal percussion lessons and vocal percussion workshops for students across the country. Tanner currently lives in Lehi, Utah with his wife Ashley and their adorable baby daughter, while also working for an IT company as a primary technician. He's a huge sports fan, and his greatest love besides his wife, is cheese.
Ben Murphy
Ben Murphy is the lowest baritone in the group. Originally from Sydney, Australia, he loves island music and R&B and brings a wonderful sense of humor to the group. Ben was a member of BYU's Vocal Point for 2 years and appeared as a featured soloist in the group on NBC's The Sing-off Season 3. Ben has a Bachelors of Arts in English from BYU and in his spare time enjoys reading and spending time with his wife.
