Las Vegas music act excited to have made national debut on CBS.
MOSAIC, the Las Vegas-based music group seen sharing stage time with comedian George Wallace throughout 2007 was named the “Next Great A Cappella Group” on “The Early Show.” The nationwide search was judged by
Boyz II Men, the best-selling Motown group ever, and the winner determined in late December. Today, MOSAIC received the grand prize – national airtime performing on CBS’ “ The Early Show” today.
MOSAIC is comprised of six members that include Josh Huslig, Sean Gerrity, Corwyn Hodge, Troy Dolendo, Heath Burgett and John Gibson. Huslig founded the group three years ago while living in Orlando, Fla. Each of the members was working in entertainment and connected musically through one another.
Since moving to Las Vegas in late 2006, MOSAIC has performed as a special guest of the George Wallace show at the Flamingo Las Vegas as well as quickly establishing themselves as a favorite for private events. The group’s act covers a range of songs while mixing elements of funk, jazz, hip-hop and even opera to create a sound all their own. Heard live, it is almost hard to believe that every sound is vocally produced. In addition, the group has arranged original songs that they are working into an upcoming album.
After surviving many rounds of the national search MOSAIC was announced the winner by Boyz II Men artist Shawn Stockman who commented, “you could tell they’ve been doing this together for a long time.” Nathan Morris, Boyz II Men bandmate, added “they sound incredible.”
MOSAIC aims to be the next “big group” and hopes that notoriety from the competition brings them closer to their goals and puts a new face on a capella music.
To learn more about MOSAIC, please visit
www.notaboyband.com.