One week before auditioning for “The Sing-Off,” eight female singers got together in Los Angeles to see if they could whip together an act.
All of the women knew the talent level expected to make it on NBC’s a cappella talent show, because they were all previous contestants from either Season 1 or 2.
Singing under the name Delilah, they wowed producers and were chosen with 15 other ensembles to compete for the title of best a cappella group in the country and a record deal.
The octet makes its debut when Season 3 of “The Sing-Off” premieres Monday night on NBC.
Local viewers may recognize brunette Candace Whittington, who sang with Voices of Lee when the Lee University ensemble competed in Season 1 of “The Sing-Off.”
