Steve Kohn started out singing a cappella in high school in the choir's Boys Octet. In his junior year, he began his illustrious thespian career (which does not mean what a lot of people think it does), landing a part as a member of the barbershop quartet in the school’s production of The Music Man, a role which he reprised twenty-five years later with the Cranford Repertory Theatre group! Steven has also performed in Hello Dolly and No No Nannette. In addition to being a versatile and accomplished singer, Steven also plays guitar and piano (neither of which is allowed in an a cappella group like MB4, but admirable talents just the same).

Jeff Wells was born a poor white child, the quintessential country boy. He tuned his musical ear to the sounds of nature while being raised in a barn. Using the springboard of his high school thespian career, Jeff went off to college and was accepted into the world famous Binghamton Crosbys. While touring around the country with this college a cappella group, he learned much about the world, including flush toilets, running water, and the conveniences of electricity. Also at college, he struck a chord with Audrey and their harmony has been resonating ever since! Audrey is the soprano to his bass, the sharp to his flat, the legato to his staccato, and the lyric to his “dum.” Jeff personifies the stereotype of the vocal bass part, and is proud to do the “dum” thing for MB4. Basses Rule! By day, Jeff is a chiropractor and Dad to Audrey's three beautiful daughters.

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