GQ - Almost There [from Disney's The Princess and the Frog] 

Guilty as charged

When Ali's passing tone resolved, the sound just boomed

Agreed, this feels like a really mature performance from GQ. They know their craft so well by now.

@@lordyeetus6317 they're only going to get better. A couple of their songs felt a little "undercooked", so there's room to improve and for their scores to grow. Next year might be too big an ask, but I see gold in their future

I'm struggling to figure out what you're trying to say here lol

@@OutbackCatgirl GQ Is Easily One of the Best Around. Lovenotes, and Windsor are Equal. But that's it for Women's Quartets. Hence - on the Women's Side of things. Lol GQ Is Also Musically Superior to most current Mens Quartets As well; Save for Throwback and (most recently) "If Your Happy and You Know It" from Clutch. And Ignoreing earlier - disbanded groups such as Student Bluegrass Union, Fred, and Grandmas Boys. In case THAT Doesn't Make Sense.. lol. Clutch is a Mens Barbershop Quartet. And "If Your Happy and You Know It" is a Tune ..or Song -- if Tune Makes No Sense. Lol. If Your Happy and You Know It is a Song that Clutch Sings. Now. As far as this "lock in" mumbo jumbo. That's Actually a Barbershop Bonafide Phrase. Probably the "Easiest" way to describe it would be vie way of an experiment. Sometime turn a fan on in Your Lavatory and Start Humming. ...now (going Up.. - Or down on a misical scale) start humming. While not an immaculate guarantee. There's a High or at least Heightened Probability that.. ....Your Humming will ..for lack of an immediate superior descriptive; your humming will "Go Thru the Roof" --- Sound WAY Louder in Ones ears. That's an equivalent of Musical Lock In. Lol

@@drumbum3.142 Huh, neat, i learned a new term from this. I agree, honestly they're fantastic and an inspiration.

@@OutbackCatgirl Honestly; the Story(ies) these four Ladies Convey by Song is More Immersive, More Alert, More from the Heart - (moreso) than a lot of films and movies these days... .