The Blue Team is a roster of super talented singers from NYC.  These performers are regularly featured in Blue Jupiter's daytime residency and school programming.  They are an integral part of the Blue Jupiter family.  

Sam Nulton is a singer and actor in New York City who loves singing with Blue Jupiter when he gets the chance.  Otherwise, he is the frontman for the band Midwest Speedway and can be seen late nights on tv infomercials.  He's been singing and performing on stage since he was 6 and loves being in front of an audience.  The a cappella world has been kind to Sam since college where he was a member of a group called The Innocent Men.  He has been invited to high profile auditions and has sung with all sorts of major players in the a cappella scene.  He is also a huge fan of college football and the Miami Hurricanes and is a television camera operator when he's not performing.

Jason "Jay" Pintar is a singer, actor, songwriter, and musician living in New York City, as well as a proud member of Blue Jupiter's Blue Team since the Spring of '09! Originally from MI, he graduated from Central Michigan University with a BFA in Musical Theatre, which quickly prompted his move to the big city. Jason's love of all things music led him to join the ska/punk band, Across The Aisle, with whom he sang and played trumpet for 3 years, playing concerts all over NYC, NJ, and MA. 

Since parting ways with Across The Aisle to focus on his theatre career, Jason was last seen on the New York stage as Leon Czolgosz in Assassins (5th Floor Productions) at The Hudson Guild Theatre, and most recently as Ubazz in the a cappella musical Avenue X at The New Harmony Theatre in IN. 

He also enjoys puppies, playing the ukulele, and reading celebrity memoirs. His favorite color is green.

From his humble beginnings as a bright-eyed, eight-year-old Texan in his backyard Brooks & Dunn cover band to the veteran vocalist is he today, Sethridge Xaviar Grügälé (Seth) has had the great privilege of performing in some of the most incredible (and random) venues around the world – from St. Peter's Basilica in Rome to arenas of over 80,000 screaming ladies. Seth has been singing a cappella music for more than ten years and was a 2004 Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards "Best Collegiate Male Solo" finalist for his work on the Texas A&M University all-male a cappella group Apotheosis' album, "A Little More Runway." 

Seth is also no stranger to the stage, having stepped into such iconic roles as Dan Goodman in the regional premiere of Next to Normal, Jerry Lukowski in The Full Monty (2011 ariZoni Theatre Award for Excellence nominee for "Best Lead Actor in a Musical") and Freddy Benson in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. In his spare time (... spare time? In New York?), Seth enjoys writing – both for pleasure and the freelance-for-money varieties, sleeping and plotting million-dollar-winning "Survivor" strategies. He's still waiting for a call from Jeff Probst.

CHRIS DILLEY is a New York City based singer, actor, songwriter, vocal arranger, voice teacher, and all around a cappella geek.  He is currently touring internationally with YouTube sensation Voca People.  Chris is best known for performing as Trampolina with The Kinsey Sicks, including a Drama Desk nominated Off-Broadway run at Studio 54, and an extended run in Las Vegas.  He wrote many of the group’s vocal arrangements, and is featured on five of their CDs and in their two feature films.  He continues to make occasional appearances with The Kinsey Sicks.

Chris has performed in several Broadway concerts in NYC, and has performed critically acclaimed solo concerts throughout North America (one of which ran in rep with Patti Lupone).  He has shared the stage with such artists as India.Arie, Ledisi, Lea Michele, Carol Channing, Rosie O’Donnell and Daniel Radcliffe.  Chris teaches private voice and a group vocal workshop called, “Power Breathing For Singers”.  Find out more about Chris at www.chrisdilley.com.