Sung presents interactive performances, interactive assemblies with a message, and interactive beatbox and vocal-looping workshops. All programs emphasize music, collaboration, interaction, and tons of laughter!
Sung offers both, depending on what the school’s needs are. The interactive performance will be mainly geared towards entertainment, while the assembly will have an added educational message, storytelling, and Q&A. In addition to the musical component in assemblies, Sung will inspire the students with stories of adversity as a full time street performer for 7 years and the importance of persistence and never giving up. See videos for assembly footage.
Sung believes in the power of music as a way to bring people together. Through his programs, SungBeats provides a unique environment where campers (of all agescan let go of their inhibitions while practicing confidence, self-expression, collaboration, and team building.
Yes, students will learn about beatboxing and its historical roots, as well as its connection phonetically to the human language, and take inspiration from Sung’s stories.
Sung will tailor his program to different age groups and expertly cater to the room’s energy (from pre-K to 12th grade). For example, for younger groups, the communication style will be tailored to kids, beatboxing will be highly simplified, and the song choices will be age-appropriate.
Sung will teach students how to beatbox, arrange the first impromptu beatbox/voice jam in the history of your school, make music with your students’ voices, and perform a custom track for your school. Expect Sung to engage the crowd, bring students up to the stage, encourage collaboration, and have tons of laughs and audience participation while telling relatable and inspiring stories.
To put it simply, beatboxing is the art of musical expression using the human voice. Percussion, strings, trumpets, basses, synthesizers, and many other sounds can be replicated and artistically arranged to create real music. The artform, which gained popularity in the 1980s, is not necessarily confined to hip-hop or any single genre. Beatboxing is simply a tool or instrument for musical expression!
Live looping is the art of layering one’s voice to create full songs on a device called a loop station. A loopstation is a recording device that allows an artist to combine multiple layers at once. Think of it like the modern version of a one-man band. -Link lose yourself..

Sung presents interactive performances, interactive workshops, and workshop + showcase what you learn combo .All programs emphasize music, collaboration, interaction, and tons of laughter!
Sung offers both, but it depends on what your needs and preferences are. The interactive performances are mainly geared towards entertainment, while the workshops will dive deeper into the learning and team building aspects of beatboxing.
Sung believes in the power of music as a way to bring people together. Through his performances, SungBeats cultivates a unique environment where campers (of all ages) can let go of their inhibitions while practicing confidence, self-expression, collaboration, and team building.
Sung has been working with kids of all ages for 10 years. He will tailor his program to different age groups and cater to the audiences energy (ages 5 and up). For example, for younger groups, the communication style will be tailored to kids, beatboxing will be highly simplified, and song choices will be age-appropriate.
Sung will teach campers how to beatbox, arrange the first impromptu beatbox/voice jam in the history of your camp, make music with your camper’s voices, and perform a custom track for your camp. Expect Sung to engage the crowd, bring volunteers to the stage, encourage collaboration, participation and laughter!
To put it simply, beatboxing is the art of musical expression using the human voice. Percussion, strings, trumpets, basses, synthesizers, and many other sounds can be replicated and artistically arranged to create real music. The artform, which gained popularity in the 1980s, is not necessarily confined to hip-hop or any single genre. Beatboxing is simply a tool or instrument for musical expression!
Live looping is the art of layering one’s voice to create full songs on a device called a loop station. A loopstation is a recording device that allows an artist to combine multiple layers at once. Think of it like the modern version of a one-man band. -Link lose yourself..
Sung’s technical requirements are straightforward and similar to the setup of a keyboard or a guitar. He will usually need a sound system, wireless microphones, and a stage monitor as basic requirements. Sung will coordinate with the camp tech crew and make the best efforts to work with what is available in-house or additionally bring his own equipment.
Zero musical knowledge is required. Sung prides himself in being able to break down complex musical ideas in a way that is easy to digest for kids. Sung himself is not musically trained and does not play any instruments except his voice!
Sung will do a maximum of 4 workshops in a day. Maximum size of each group is 50 kids.
For the “workshop + showcase what you learned package,“ Sung will instruct members of each workshop group to collaborate together and cover a popular song acapella style with beatboxing, singing and other vocal techniques. Each group will essentially be split into different musical components: percussion, melody, harmony, bass and so forth. No musical experience is required!