EPIC callback process ft. Ayron Alexander

Here’s some insight into the callback process for EPIC, features the amazing vocals of Ayron Alexander!

[hinami]

I almost spit out my chai when you said “and for some reason to break Telemachus’ bones”

[TheArtOfBeingANerd]

Don't forget that all Antonious wants is to celebrate Telemachus's birthday

[charlottek]

Absolutely love Ayron's portrayal of Antinuous as I prefer a colder, calculated villain myself. He's amazing for this role and I love how much detail you put into thinking of characters and their mindsets (I do the same it really adds to the detail). Can't wait for the next saga Jay! ❤

[Akajaro]

"We've suffered and sailed through the toughest of hells now you tell us out effort's for NOTHING!?"

"Odysseus, I am currently seeing your entire life flash before my eyes, on loop, with shuffle on. You're lucky you're getting anything at all."

[NerveUnderscore]

I cackled at *insert british accent* 🎶"Fight, little Wolf, fight" 🎶

[ShayanMallick]

2:43: "Duel, young canine, duel. Willest thou entertain me? ☕️☕️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧"

[cabbageShush]

Aryon definetly seems like a great fit for Antinuos.

[MCpro]

honestly these tips are really helpfull no matter who you're trying to play. the "im the good guy" mindset isnt much good either compared to "i need to save my city because my uncle lives there"

[michellemelendez]

He knocked Antinuous so out of the park that I can't picture anyone else in that role. He just ate it.

[clairebenike]

Seeing a new "Epic" video every now and then is such a delight. Between these and all the animations people do of these songs it just continues to hype the final musical.

[prxssia]

His voice is so full and powerful, I can't wait to see him sing more! Hold Them Down is going to be so menacing

[pippastrelle]

it's interesting how one song over the other best suits his voice too. Clearly he's so good at that modulation and belting so having a stronger, freer song like Antinuous' really shows off what he can do. his original take on Tiresius was gorgeous but clearly more intentional than Jorge had planned for and a softer song, while still excellently sung, doesn't take advantage of Ayron's inclinations nearly as well. not that I'm against Ayron getting more hero roles in the slightest if he does more things like this because damn I want to hear him sing more!

[toughstarfire]

Love Ayron’s voice honestly. hearing him in “Legendary” when he says “BOY” gave me goosebumps. And love doing his back and forth with Telemico. (also he was fire in “Hold Them Down”, no contest)

[among_us_imposter]

“and for some reason to break Telemachus’ bones”

Leave Telemachus alone please 😭😭

[deusexmachina]

This man right here (Jay).. his not just "making a thing", this is a work of passion! You can see how much soul he has breathed into Epic. Thank you for these snippets, they add immensely to this epic journey we are taking with you.
And a humble thank you with greetings from Greece, for working on the Odyssey, which I have loved since before school basically ❤

[Matheus-qlmn]

Ayron is phenomenal. The actors are great, every single one - but Jorge is brilliant! He makes it fits so perfectly, making just the right adjustments, with such precision. This is Apollo's level!

[blue_phenix]

_woah._ one, hel _lo_ that Antinous part is fantastic-
And two, as a teen trying to get into theatre this is actually really useful information for me!! Thanks so much for being so open about the process!

[liamnicholas]

He sound amazing; but gah, I wish Ayron had a secret clone allowing to play two parts, because his Tiresias was so brilliantly haunting

[wolkenbruch]

Very cool, Jay :) Thank you for sharing your work with us like this. I'm really looking forward to the whole musical 🥰Greetings from Germany 😁

[sarahenge]

I have never gotten chills the way I have hearing this exact snippet of Ayron singing Antinuous’ song. I played it on loop when it first came out and I still can’t stop myself from breaking out into a smile getting giddy every time I hear it. I have never had such a physical visceral reaction to someone so perfectly fitting a role.