PTX continues to stretch their boundaries and to prove that they are capable of more than the covers for which they are known, as evidenced by two other originals on the album. If anything, this first cover sets the stage for the brilliance in the very next track, an original track titled “Natural Disaster.” Hoying’s edgy, dark vocals create this song’s drive, which is enforced by a raw, pulsing background that highlights the commanding rhythm section found in Kaplan’s vocal bass and Olusola’s percussion. Exuding confidence and energy, it perfectly describes where the group came from (Mitch even gives a shoutout to Texas in his rap), capturing both the group’s rise to fame and its future potential.
The title track, a cover of Ryan Lewis and Macklemore’s “Can’t Hold Us,” is a classic example. The covers, particularly “I Need Your Love” and the mash-up “Save the World/Don’t You Worry Child,” are certain to attract new listeners and in fact confirm what fans have always adored about the group: namely, its ability to put a powerful twist on contemporary music, giving new life to radio singles that often get too old too quickly. The album consists of nine tracks, which are a combination of covers and original songs that demonstrates PTX’s capacity for creating and executing innovative arrangements in what some see as the “cookie-cutter” genre of pop. PTX is taking the a capella world - and the entire music industry, for that matter - by storm. Upon their victory, the group released a debut album and Christmas EP, toured across the country and received millions of views on their YouTube channel.Īnd they’re not slowing down - this past week, Pentatonix performed their hit “Evolution of Beyoncé” medley on The Ellen Show and won the title of “Best Response Video” at the YouTube Music Awards for their collaboration of “Radioactive” with Lindsey Stirling. The group, which consists of members Scott Hoying, Kirstie Maldonado, Mitch Grassi, Avi Kaplan and Kevin Olusola, has certainly lived up to the expectations it created for itself after winning Season Three of NBC’s The Sing-Off. How lucky for their listeners, who as a result were treated to the unexpected and awe-inspiring sounds of the a capella group’s newest album, PTX Volume II, released Nov. Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS).“More of the same” is a phrase that Pentatonix most definitely does not understand. 2 Album Lyrics1.Can't Hold Us2.Daft Punk3.Hey Momma / Hit the Road Jack4.Hey Momma/Hit The Road Jack5.I Need Your Love6.Love Again7.Natural Disaster8.Run to You9.Save the World / Don't Worry Child10.Save the World / Don't You Worry Child (Bonus Track)11.ValentinePentatonix Lyrics provided by
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When everything's wrong, you make it right. I need your time, when everything's wrong you make it right. I've been trying to make a change and now my eyes are open, oh. And now my heart is closing.Īnd all the tears, all the lies, all the waste. I try to fight this but I know I'm not that strong.Īll the years, all the times you have never been to blame.Īnd now my eyes are open. I walk in circles but I'll never figure out what I mean to you, do I belong? I've been a stranger ever since we fell apart. I know you're there but I can't see you anymore.Īnd that's the reason you're in the dark.
I take a deep breath every time I pass your door. When everything's wrong you make it right.
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