Click on any of the albums for a track list and extended description.

To order any of our cd's, send a check for $18 (postage included) to the following address:
The Harvard Callbacks
P.O. Box 1251
Cambridge, MA 02138-1251

Or click on any of them to order a copy from the Collegiate-A Cappella website.

9 to 5: The Late Sessions

Our latest CD, 9 to 5: The Late Sessions, is now on sale! The disc features the best of the Callbacks' repertoire from the last two years, including upbeat hip-hop hits, angsty female rock tracks, and two original tunes by members of the group. 9 to 5 has also been nominated for two CARAs and features a track which has been selected for BOCA 2003! Click on the image to find out more about this album.

Don't Look Down

This album bears the amazing diversity of repertoire and sound that has come to be our trademark. It also showcases some of our best tracks, arrangements and performances from 1999-2000, including "Like a Prayer," which won Best Arrangement in NCCA quarterfinal competition, and "Two Points for Honesty," Best Arrangement in semifinal competition.

Diving With the Mayans

Released in the summer of '98, Diving is representative of the musical diversity that characterizes the Callbacks. Ben Folds Five, Duran Duran, U2, Cake, Aretha Franklin, and Paul Simon all rub shoulders on this album. Several of Diving's offerings have garnered honors from the Contemporary A Cappella Society.
Ninety Miles an Hour

Ninety can be considered the Callbacks' breakout cd, a transition from the straight arrangement style that even today lingers in college a cappella to a riskier sound, daring to take on Pearl Jam and Alanis Morissette. "On Your Shore," performed by the NCCA-nominated Best Soloist Nicole Green, is featured on the third volume of the Best of College A Cappella series.
Kaleidoscope

1994's Kaleidoscope, our sophomore recording effort, is reflective of the shift to the contemporary that had begun to show itself in college a cappella at this time. The album's progressiveness, fully on display in the spectacular rendition of Paul Simon's "Homeless," is balanced by a great sense of humor and fun.
Off the Record

Here are the Callbacks roots — our first studio recording, released in 1991. Off the Record wonderfully foreshadows the excellence of the group to come. Some of our original concerts in Sanders Theatre are featured on this album.