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“The soloists’ chemistry is just amazing,” says Sirens co-music director Stella McLaughlin.
“Superstition” by Stevie Wonder takes the cake for McLaughlin’s favorite song from this year’s setlist. Supporting Lynch’s outside perspective, McLaughlin also says she loves “how silly we [Sirens] are.”
“Superstition” by Stevie Wonder takes the cake for McLaughlin’s favorite song from this year’s setlist. Supporting Lynch’s outside perspective, McLaughlin also says she loves “how silly we [Sirens] are.”
April 28, 2025 at 12:54 AM
“The soloists’ chemistry is just amazing,” says Sirens co-music director Stella McLaughlin.
“Superstition” by Stevie Wonder takes the cake for McLaughlin’s favorite song from this year’s setlist. Supporting Lynch’s outside perspective, McLaughlin also says she loves “how silly we [Sirens] are.”
“Superstition” by Stevie Wonder takes the cake for McLaughlin’s favorite song from this year’s setlist. Supporting Lynch’s outside perspective, McLaughlin also says she loves “how silly we [Sirens] are.”
In the audience, Sophia Lynch, Simmons ‘26, and Mia Mahoney, Simmons ‘26, could be seen crying along to Lili Malatinszky’s cover of “Vienna”.
Intimate, welcoming, and fun: the three words Lynch and Mahoney chose to describe what makes attending Sirens concerts so special.
Intimate, welcoming, and fun: the three words Lynch and Mahoney chose to describe what makes attending Sirens concerts so special.
April 28, 2025 at 12:51 AM
In the audience, Sophia Lynch, Simmons ‘26, and Mia Mahoney, Simmons ‘26, could be seen crying along to Lili Malatinszky’s cover of “Vienna”.
Intimate, welcoming, and fun: the three words Lynch and Mahoney chose to describe what makes attending Sirens concerts so special.
Intimate, welcoming, and fun: the three words Lynch and Mahoney chose to describe what makes attending Sirens concerts so special.
“Having people that are so different from one another—it allows me to learn more,” Jenny Ciarletto, MassArt ‘25, says.
Ciarletto emphasized the important role that being a Colleges of the Fenway club plays in the Sirens. The range of personalities in the club allows for many vocal perspectives.
Ciarletto emphasized the important role that being a Colleges of the Fenway club plays in the Sirens. The range of personalities in the club allows for many vocal perspectives.
April 28, 2025 at 12:45 AM
“Having people that are so different from one another—it allows me to learn more,” Jenny Ciarletto, MassArt ‘25, says.
Ciarletto emphasized the important role that being a Colleges of the Fenway club plays in the Sirens. The range of personalities in the club allows for many vocal perspectives.
Ciarletto emphasized the important role that being a Colleges of the Fenway club plays in the Sirens. The range of personalities in the club allows for many vocal perspectives.
In an emotional end, the Sirens sing their one and only tradition song, “Take Me Home” by Jess Glynne.
Senior members Lili Malatinszky, Jenny Ciarletto, and Jessica Federico sing the solos for this special Sirens song.
The group’s cover is released on all streaming platforms under “The Sirens”.
Senior members Lili Malatinszky, Jenny Ciarletto, and Jessica Federico sing the solos for this special Sirens song.
The group’s cover is released on all streaming platforms under “The Sirens”.
April 28, 2025 at 12:28 AM
In an emotional end, the Sirens sing their one and only tradition song, “Take Me Home” by Jess Glynne.
Senior members Lili Malatinszky, Jenny Ciarletto, and Jessica Federico sing the solos for this special Sirens song.
The group’s cover is released on all streaming platforms under “The Sirens”.
Senior members Lili Malatinszky, Jenny Ciarletto, and Jessica Federico sing the solos for this special Sirens song.
The group’s cover is released on all streaming platforms under “The Sirens”.
For the last of senior speeches, a fellow Sirens member and hometown friend gives Jessica Frederico some happy tears to cry. She says, “I don’t need to wish you the best of luck in the future because I already know you will do amazing.”
April 28, 2025 at 12:26 AM
For the last of senior speeches, a fellow Sirens member and hometown friend gives Jessica Frederico some happy tears to cry. She says, “I don’t need to wish you the best of luck in the future because I already know you will do amazing.”
Sirens president Hale Kütük gives Jenny Ciarletto her senior speech. Kütük reflects on the years in Sirens with her, and even their trip to Florida!
April 28, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Sirens president Hale Kütük gives Jenny Ciarletto her senior speech. Kütük reflects on the years in Sirens with her, and even their trip to Florida!
Jocelyn, a Wentworth Institute of Technology student, gives her speech for senior Lili Malatinszky.
Calling out Malatinszky for choosing the song that she has tattooed to be her senior song, Jocelyn gets emotional praising a friend she has made from her school a cappella group.
Calling out Malatinszky for choosing the song that she has tattooed to be her senior song, Jocelyn gets emotional praising a friend she has made from her school a cappella group.
April 28, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Jocelyn, a Wentworth Institute of Technology student, gives her speech for senior Lili Malatinszky.
Calling out Malatinszky for choosing the song that she has tattooed to be her senior song, Jocelyn gets emotional praising a friend she has made from her school a cappella group.
Calling out Malatinszky for choosing the song that she has tattooed to be her senior song, Jocelyn gets emotional praising a friend she has made from her school a cappella group.
The hats are out. “Troublemaker” by Olly Murs and Flo Rida has brung something over the Sirens.
April 28, 2025 at 12:15 AM
The hats are out. “Troublemaker” by Olly Murs and Flo Rida has brung something over the Sirens.
The Sirens are back together to sing “Superstitious” by Stevie Wonder. The group’s adlibs, beatboxing, and runs bring the same jazz and soul as Stevie Wonder’s version.
April 28, 2025 at 12:12 AM
The Sirens are back together to sing “Superstitious” by Stevie Wonder. The group’s adlibs, beatboxing, and runs bring the same jazz and soul as Stevie Wonder’s version.
Senior soloists Jenny Ciarletto and Lili Malatinszky joined their group member to sing the song’s choruses. Full of smiles and laughter, the trio grooved “in the moonlight.”
It became a full group effort when the audience joined in and clapped to song’s beat.
It became a full group effort when the audience joined in and clapped to song’s beat.
April 28, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Senior soloists Jenny Ciarletto and Lili Malatinszky joined their group member to sing the song’s choruses. Full of smiles and laughter, the trio grooved “in the moonlight.”
It became a full group effort when the audience joined in and clapped to song’s beat.
It became a full group effort when the audience joined in and clapped to song’s beat.
For the final senior solo, Emmanuel College student Jessica Frederico, BSN Nursing ‘25, performs “Dancing in the Moonlight” by King Harvest.
April 28, 2025 at 12:06 AM
For the final senior solo, Emmanuel College student Jessica Frederico, BSN Nursing ‘25, performs “Dancing in the Moonlight” by King Harvest.
For Good Measure entices the crowd with Adele’s “Rumour Has It”.
The group’s arrangement of the track made this a very clear fan favorite of the night. From interjections to cheers, the audience’s unconfined excitement could be felt from anywhere in the room.
The group’s arrangement of the track made this a very clear fan favorite of the night. From interjections to cheers, the audience’s unconfined excitement could be felt from anywhere in the room.
April 28, 2025 at 12:02 AM
For Good Measure entices the crowd with Adele’s “Rumour Has It”.
The group’s arrangement of the track made this a very clear fan favorite of the night. From interjections to cheers, the audience’s unconfined excitement could be felt from anywhere in the room.
The group’s arrangement of the track made this a very clear fan favorite of the night. From interjections to cheers, the audience’s unconfined excitement could be felt from anywhere in the room.
For Good Measure, the treble a cappella group at fellow College of the Fenway school Emmanuel College, enters now to perform their first song, “Age of Worry” by Yebba.
While not a senior solo, this is another fitting song for a spring concert, as groups are saying goodbye to senior members.
While not a senior solo, this is another fitting song for a spring concert, as groups are saying goodbye to senior members.
April 27, 2025 at 11:57 PM
For Good Measure, the treble a cappella group at fellow College of the Fenway school Emmanuel College, enters now to perform their first song, “Age of Worry” by Yebba.
While not a senior solo, this is another fitting song for a spring concert, as groups are saying goodbye to senior members.
While not a senior solo, this is another fitting song for a spring concert, as groups are saying goodbye to senior members.
Malatinszky plays acoustic guitar to the Billy Joel classic, “Vienna”. A song about growing up and experiencing life, “Vienna” is an emotionally full-circle song for Malatinszky’s senior solo.
April 27, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Malatinszky plays acoustic guitar to the Billy Joel classic, “Vienna”. A song about growing up and experiencing life, “Vienna” is an emotionally full-circle song for Malatinszky’s senior solo.
“Sanctify” by Years and Years received even more mid-song audience love than the previous “First Light” by Hozier.
“Well, that sure sanctified me!” jokes Sirens president Hale Kütük. This segued Kütük’s introduction to Sirens senior soloist, Lili Malatinszky, Simmons University, BS Biology ‘25.
“Well, that sure sanctified me!” jokes Sirens president Hale Kütük. This segued Kütük’s introduction to Sirens senior soloist, Lili Malatinszky, Simmons University, BS Biology ‘25.
April 27, 2025 at 11:51 PM
“Sanctify” by Years and Years received even more mid-song audience love than the previous “First Light” by Hozier.
“Well, that sure sanctified me!” jokes Sirens president Hale Kütük. This segued Kütük’s introduction to Sirens senior soloist, Lili Malatinszky, Simmons University, BS Biology ‘25.
“Well, that sure sanctified me!” jokes Sirens president Hale Kütük. This segued Kütük’s introduction to Sirens senior soloist, Lili Malatinszky, Simmons University, BS Biology ‘25.
The Sirens could be heard cheering in the background mid-track, a testament to the way the Unisons’ voices have filled the room.
April 27, 2025 at 11:44 PM
The Sirens could be heard cheering in the background mid-track, a testament to the way the Unisons’ voices have filled the room.
The Unisons, Northeastern University’s only all-low (TTBB) a cappella group, now performs their first song, “Age of Worry” by Yebba.
The resonance of this song’s low voices and legato notes bounce off the high, rounded ceilings of the Linda K. Paresky Conference Center.
The resonance of this song’s low voices and legato notes bounce off the high, rounded ceilings of the Linda K. Paresky Conference Center.
April 27, 2025 at 11:40 PM
The Unisons, Northeastern University’s only all-low (TTBB) a cappella group, now performs their first song, “Age of Worry” by Yebba.
The resonance of this song’s low voices and legato notes bounce off the high, rounded ceilings of the Linda K. Paresky Conference Center.
The resonance of this song’s low voices and legato notes bounce off the high, rounded ceilings of the Linda K. Paresky Conference Center.
Ciarletto now sings “Guilty as Sin” by Taylor Swift, an ode to the many trials and tribulations she has undergone. She says Sirens has helped her figure out many of these events by providing her with an extra emotional outlet.
April 27, 2025 at 11:36 PM
Ciarletto now sings “Guilty as Sin” by Taylor Swift, an ode to the many trials and tribulations she has undergone. She says Sirens has helped her figure out many of these events by providing her with an extra emotional outlet.
Kicking off the Siren’s senior solos is Massachusetts College of Art and Design student Jenny Ciarletto, BA Film ‘25.
Before singing, Ciarletto shares a heartfelt speech about the greater purpose Sirens has served in her time in school.
Before singing, Ciarletto shares a heartfelt speech about the greater purpose Sirens has served in her time in school.
April 27, 2025 at 11:33 PM
Kicking off the Siren’s senior solos is Massachusetts College of Art and Design student Jenny Ciarletto, BA Film ‘25.
Before singing, Ciarletto shares a heartfelt speech about the greater purpose Sirens has served in her time in school.
Before singing, Ciarletto shares a heartfelt speech about the greater purpose Sirens has served in her time in school.
The Ramification’s scale down the mood from the upbeat “Heartbreaker” to Billie Eilish’s “when the party’s over”. This emotional song drew a reaction opposite of its somber sound, with a loud and lively crowd screaming and clapping for the group.
This closes out the Ramifications’ performance.
This closes out the Ramifications’ performance.
April 27, 2025 at 11:29 PM
The Ramification’s scale down the mood from the upbeat “Heartbreaker” to Billie Eilish’s “when the party’s over”. This emotional song drew a reaction opposite of its somber sound, with a loud and lively crowd screaming and clapping for the group.
This closes out the Ramifications’ performance.
This closes out the Ramifications’ performance.
Suffolk University’s SATB a cappella group, the Ramifications, now take the stage with their first song, “Heartbreaker by Pat Benatar”. The Ramification’s soloist adds the soul and growl that brings the grit Pat Benatar included in her 1979 original.
April 27, 2025 at 11:24 PM
Suffolk University’s SATB a cappella group, the Ramifications, now take the stage with their first song, “Heartbreaker by Pat Benatar”. The Ramification’s soloist adds the soul and growl that brings the grit Pat Benatar included in her 1979 original.
Finally, the Sirens take us to the “Pink Pony Club”. This song closes their Chappell Roan medley with an extra special touch, given this song is one of the two major tracks that sparked Roan’s fame.
April 27, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Finally, the Sirens take us to the “Pink Pony Club”. This song closes their Chappell Roan medley with an extra special touch, given this song is one of the two major tracks that sparked Roan’s fame.
The next piece in their Chappell Roan medley is “My Kink is Karma”, a fan favorite from last summer. This flows well into the next Roan track, “California”.
April 27, 2025 at 11:19 PM
The next piece in their Chappell Roan medley is “My Kink is Karma”, a fan favorite from last summer. This flows well into the next Roan track, “California”.
“Red Wine Supernova” kicks off the group’s Chappell Roan medley. Beatboxing is in the forefront of this song’s a cappella backing.
April 27, 2025 at 11:16 PM
“Red Wine Supernova” kicks off the group’s Chappell Roan medley. Beatboxing is in the forefront of this song’s a cappella backing.
With their hints of green, the Sirens don a cohesive group look.
April 27, 2025 at 11:15 PM
With their hints of green, the Sirens don a cohesive group look.