Scott Hoying

Born in Arlington, Texas, Pentatonix co-founder Scott Hoying always had an interest in music. Joining the high school musical, he met and became friends with Mitch Grassi and Kirstin Maldonado. The three began arranging and performing a cappella covers of popular songs. When they learned of the competition show "The Sing-Off" (NBC, 2009-14), they recruited two more members and chose the name Pentatonix. The quintet handily won the third season and earned a record label. Pentatonix went on to enormous success with a dozen studio albums, world tours, and a YouTube account with millions of views and subscribers. Starting in 2013 Hoying and Grassi started posting their own YouTube videos on the side, calling their duo Superfruit. While the channel was started just for fun with skits, vlogs and duets, they amassed a huge following and released their debut studio album "Future Friends" in 2017. In addition to Pentatonix and Superfruit, Scott Hoying also had a successful solo career. He released his fourth solo studio album, "Parallel", on July 28, 2023.

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BONES · S11, E16

The Strike in the Chord

The team investigates the death of the leader of the Lynwood University male acapella singing group, “The Whippersnaps,” whose body was found in the school rat lab. The victim recently kicked out Ian Jansen, one of the group’s best singers, sending Booth and Aubrey to question Ian and other current members of the male group and some stars of the competing female acapella group to get a handle on the group dynamics and what could have led to the murder of one of their own. Meanwhile, surprising information about Aubrey’s own college experience is brought to light, Hodgins applies for an experimental nerve regeneration study, Booth tries to plan a summer trip with Parker and a new intern joins the Jeffersonian lab.

Scott Hoying

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