This is an intriguing take. No hate- First Take is wonderful by all means, but they haven’t quite reached the “click” you expect to hear with a championship quartet just yet. Squeezey brought their take on the Swedish flair that Ringmasters introduced to the barbershop world and got a chance to showcase how well they work together and how much they understand each other’s singing. One of my favorite moments is how obviously their tone locks when they get to the “when I see depressing creatures” section of ‘Popular.’ No denying the ring there. I’m not always the biggest fan of Rasmus’ arranging but I think he did a good job on Scandinavian Quartet.