Hartman said Juicebox’s songwriting style can be improvisational at times. Juicebox writes their own music, with some of their signature songs including “Bob Ross Bossa,” “What Did You Say” and “Capri Sun.” “We’re a large group of people, and there’s always ideas going on in all of our heads at every practice, and a lot of times we’ll all start to play different ideas at the same time,” Lathrop said. With so many people and voices in the room, it can be hard to coordinate and stay focused during practice, Lathrop said. “The worlds of rock and roll, being a rockstar, the worlds of jazz, swinging. We want the worlds to collide,” Attalah said. The members of Juicebox described their sound as jazz-rap, though they’re not especially fond of that term. “I feel like you don’t have any negative associations with a juice box. “I like the idea of a juice box because everyone’s had a juice box,” Hartman said. They’re fun.”Įventually, after receiving approval from Zalewski’s 13-year-old sister, the band became Juicebox. I feel like you don’t have any negative associations with a juice box. I like the idea of a juice box because everyone’s had a juice box. “I was at Jacob’s house before a show and I was sitting on his couch, and Jacob and I were like, we need another name,” she said. Zalewski said the band originally went by the name “In the Workflow.” At least for me personally, Joey Bada$$ and Flatbush Zombies are the people that when I would listen to them as a kid I was like, ‘I want to rap, I want to make hip hop music,’” Hartman said. “Honestly, SpringFest is such a wild opportunity. To perform at SpringFest, Juicebox had to win UVM Program Board’s Battle of the Bands, which consisted of two rounds, Lathrop said. The band lives together in Rathaus, a student apartment with a tradition of hosting local music, located on Hyde Street. Kevin Slafsky ’18 and junior Jacob Hartman are the group’s vocalists. Juicebox is made up of junior Thaya Zalewski and graduate student Tim Foley on saxophone, junior Michael Dunham on bass, junior Julian Lathrop on drums and senior Sam Atallah on the keyboard.
Skis were packed into a back corner, several opened jars of peanut butter spilled out of cabinets and ripped newspaper and postcards were scattered around the living room. Juicebox, the SpringFest opener, was about to start rehearsal on a snowy April 9 night. Some sat on couches, some sat on the floor. In a dimly lit living room on Hyde Street, the seven student musicians that make up Juicebox crowded around a coffee table. Juicebox, is a “funky, jazzy-type, rappy group,” vocalist Jacob Hartman, a junior, said. In other news, an update has been made to our prior news on The Callisto Protocol DLC lasting for four years after release, and Naughty Dog’s next game has been potentially teased in The Last of Us Part 1.SpringFest opener Juicebox rehearses their signature sound in a Hyde Street basement April 10. Xbox tends to break up Game Pass announcements on new arrivals into two waves, so we expect another post soon enough to reveal what games will be available from September 15 to September 30. As a callback to prior DLC, The Pitt for Fallout 76 will be available September 13.Īt the same time, eleven games will be leaving by September 15, including A Plague Tale: Innocence and Final Fantasy XIII. The Dead by Daylight Project W crossover event with Resident Evil’s Albert Wesker is still ongoing, while the Lost Depths DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online and The Yappening Event for Halo Infinite both begin today. Metal: Hellsinger (PC and Xbox Series X|S) – September 15 (Day One)Īs Xbox Game Pass comes with EA Play, the service reminds subscribers that Grid Legends has also been added to the catalog.Despot’s Game (Console and PC) – September 15 (Day One).You Suck at Parking (Cloud, Console, and PC) – September 14 (Day One).DC League of Super-Pets: The Adventures of Krypto and Ace (Cloud, Console, and PC) – September 13.Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation (PC) – September 13.Train Sim World 3 (Console, PC) – Available Now (Day One).Disney Dreamlight Valley (Cloud, Console, PC) – Available Now (Day One).Here is a shortlist of titles that will be released this month on the service in chronological order:
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