PLEASE try "My Mother Told Me," A viking song that Voice Play did. Geoff (Their bass) actually has a 5 octave range. He sings lower notes in that one. Geoff Castalucci has his own UA-cam channel. Some of his better songs are 16 Tons, and The Headless Horseman. He also has a tutorial on how to sing that low!!
So Geoff Castalucci is the main singer. Check out his solo version of 'Sixteen Tons' (Merle Travis). The guy is freaking amazing. Or you can check him out in any VoicePlay song.
I'd also suggest a few from Geoffs channel with of course the 16 Tons, but also Blackbird (the McCartney song) and Headless Horseman and also from this spring , his cover of Take Me Home, Country Road
This was from the movie, "The Nightmare Before Christmas". They've also covered three other songs from that movie; "What's This", "This Is Halloween", and "Kidnap The Sandy Claws". ... Guy
A little more context to make this song make sense:"The Nightmare Before Christmas" is a classic / cult classic musical animated movie from 1993. The main plot is that the ruler of Halloween Town (Jack Skellington) is bored with his job, and wants to do Christmas instead, so he tells his subjects to kidnap Santa, so he can deliver presents on Christmas Eve, instead. This is one of the movie's songs, rearranged..
Misty Mountains Cold is great, but he doesn't go deeper there. Geoff hits a few E1s in here, and obviously the massive note at the end was an E1 too. But he "only" goes down to a G1 in Misty Mountains Cold.
VoicePlay are my favourite acapella group, they concentrate on the dramatic in many of their videos. Lots of fun as well as their wonderful harmonies. this one is a showcase for Geoff's range, and yes he can sing in five octaves. He makes videos on his own called low bass covers but Voiceplay do a wide range of genres and style. Always different, always so talented.
Voiceplay has a background from disney and theater, so in a lot of their videos they do like dressing up or putting on a show. but they also do a lot of straight forward videos, so it's not all like this :) just like Home Free they have a very fun sense of humor, which often comes through in many of their videos. if you would like a good video to get a sense of the various members' solo vocals, Queen in 5 Minutes, If I Was a Rich Man/Girl, Moana Medley, Little Mermaid Medley, are great ones to start out with. Voiceplay is currently a member short, so they often have one or two guest singers in their performances.
Earl left VOICEPLAY in 2020. It was hard for the group, since the original members were Eli, Layne, Geoff and Earl. The black guy here is J. None. He also left, although his departure was more recent. They’ve replaced him, and said in an announcement that they were still working on getting a fifth member!
Great response, thanks! The "Play" just means that's what they do. They play. Sometimes that means that they put on a play, other times, they support the song dramatically without a lot of costumes/makeup. But they are ALWAYS fun and always lift my mood. Each of the members is incredibly talented, with wide ranges and skills that go beyond voice. Almost all of the arrangements are done by Geoff (the bass who sang lead in this one) or Layne (beatbox, baritone. But any of them might get involved in arranging, and most often the solo time is divided pretty evenly between them. Usually the person who arranges has the vision for the video, so they do that too. This one was arranged by Layne. Check out Queen in 5 minutes or Warriors for performances with a really different feel.
So now you've reacted to the 3 biggest a capella groups. Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play. All are very good for very different reasons. Voice Play is the most theatrical. They have several Disney medleys, but cover other things as well. They are prone to doing character voices. PTX is more pop oriented. And Home Free leans toward country but covers everything. In any case, between the 3 groups, you've got content for ages! And all have loyal fan bases that will come running once that find you're doing reactions to their favorite group. A large portion of the fans are crossover fans that enjoy all 3 groups! Have fun in your journey through a capella! ❤
@@darkestwish5947 Thank you! So many people get their panties in a bunch over which group is "the best". I prefer to feel that there's room for everyone! The groups aren't competing against each other, so why do the fans? Lol!
Literally couldn't have explained it better. They are what I like to call "The Trifecta of Acapella" rotfl. Absolutely adore them all. I can't choose favorites honestly, but I CAN choose favorite roles cuz I'm a bass loving girl 😂 so you best believe that Tim, Geoff, Avi, and Matt have my heart 😁
You're missing two really great a capalla artists. The first is Peter Hollens who does solo work as well as collaborations with other artists. Check out his collaboration with Tim Foust (the bass from Home Free) of "Misty Mountains" from the movie "The Hobbit". The other is another group called Voctave. They are quite different from Home Free, Voice Play, and PTX. They do more "classics" (such as "Over the Rainbow") and many Disney songs and songs from Disney movies. I highly recommend their "Great Movie Medley" (a tribute to the great John WIlliams) and the "Disney Princess Medley". I also highly recommend their Christmas song "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful". There are 11 members of Voctave and they have chords and harmonies that are beyond imagining.
VoicePlay does this theatrics often, it's one of the things that differentiates from the other a cappella groups. This song is from the movie "The Nightmare before Christmas", in which the Oogie Boogie kidnaps Santa. It honestly makes more sense if you've watched the movie. If you wanna see more covers of them in costumes I'd recommend The Little Mermaid Medley, Queen in 5 minutes and My Mother Told Me. Tho, they have others which are equally as awsome like Bang!, Butter or If I were a rich man/girl.
Excited to see you react to VoicePlay. They happen to be my favorite a cappella group. Check out their covers of Tennessee Whiskey, Warriors, Queen in 5 Minutes, You're My Best Friend, Bang and Moana Medley. A couple of more songs from Nightmare Before Christmas "This is Halloween", and "Kidnap Santa Claws". You can't go wrong with any of their music.
SO many great ones, like Home Free, Voiceplay is a rabbit hole, I personally love Tennessee Whiskey (Stapleton), Little Mermaid Medley, My Mother Told Me. I'll give you more recommendations when you react to Geoff's channel lol
Seconding the recommendation for Carry On Wayward Son! That was the cover that won me over to VoicePlay. That and My Mother Told Me. Geoff goes SO DEEP in both of them.
You are not the first to liken that final E1 subharmonic note to a burp. But, for the record, this is NOT his lowest note... he can go even lower, lol. Geoff's 5 octave range is something amazing.
Lowest note ever....lmao. check out My Mother Told Me. He goes lower. His solo stuff is amazing too. SIXTEEN TONNES or Blackbird. Geoff has posted instructions on how to develop the lower range. Peter Barber (aka Billy Bass) calls him a pit viper. They are all so freaking talented.
Geoff Castellucci Far over the Misty Mountains, is one of the few solo's he's done. Check it out if you want to hear a Dragon singing. 😂 👍🍻 Welcome to the A-Capella rabbit hole, we have seats read for new people to the ride.🍻😁
Oh my folks, another reactor left the light of day and fell down the deep dark rabbit hole. Good luck in finding your way out from all three acapella groups. Must do's My Mother Told Me, If I where A Rich Man/ Women from fiddler on the roof. Then there's Geoff, 16 Tons, Over The Misty Mountains Cold, Headless Horseman, Blackbird from the Beatles and on an on an on. Oh one last suggested, HomeFree verses Voiceplay, they did a cover/ skit of Surviver together. Its a hoot!
Welcome to the geoff castellucci rabbit hole!!! Check his cover of Blackbird .. great example of his full 5 octave range! Also, check out Voiceplay - my mother told me
Hello, I am so glad you are finding all the wonderful acapello groups that have incredible voices...please continue your journey with Voiceplay and Home Free, a country acapello group. Cannot wait for the next reaction for this and Pentatonix and Home Free!!!
One of the things that make Voiceplay so unique is they totally dress the parts. For another example of this, check out “You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch”. An example without all the dress up is Tennessee Whiskey. (You will love that one!) I have really enjoyed watching the rabbit hole you went down with Home Free so I am sure you will love this group too!
If you're loving the acapella groups and wanna real treat check out "Zombies vs. Hillbillies: Survior" a teamup of Voiceplay and Home Free. (Also my current favorite "If i were a rich man/girl" by voiceplay, or My mother told me
This is actually his second time hearing it. During one of his live streams, I super chatted him to put this on the background. And commented on the singer and on how it sounded like a Disney song
Voiceplay was on the same season of the Sing off that Home Free was on. they are good friends :) they tend to lean into the costumes and theater a lot more and itr helps them stand out. Plus Geoff Castelluci may actually have the greatest range out of all the bass singers I've heard.
Geoff has a 5 octave range and you are about to dive into one of the BEST rabbit holes on you tube. Welcome foolish mortal! btw Geoff has solo video too. Check out all of their stuff. Even their earlier videos (much more classic acapella style) showcases just how world class and special the whole group is. (Lots of their early videos are Disney based and I saw them Live at the Christmas Party event in MK in Orlando Pre Covid) they sound JUST as awesome in person. their videos DO have some post production of course, but the ranges, notes and musicality (as well as sheer performance) is not enhanced by video trickery much at all. Enjoy the ride.
Oh you had to jump this rabbit hole! Loved this reaction. You gotta check out the rest of the nightmare before Xmas songs, the little mermaid medley, Moana medley, boybands in 5 minutes, you're my best friend, and butter! Much love man! ❤️🤘
You might want to check out “My Mother Told Me” by Voiceplay. Excellent song, very different video type but equally amazing, and Geoff (super bass dude) will blow your socks off from the opening line in that song
For another "play" check out Friends on the Other Side. For lowest note Geoff has done yet - B0 (two keys from being off the piano) see Halo (the video game) and The Dragonborn Comes Skyrim (another video game) where VP learns another language to do the latter part. My first exposure was Oct 15 or so when I saw a link to the Monster Mash by Geoff Castellucci, never heard of him but the Monster Mash is my favorite Halloween song so I dropped in, found the lowest note I had ever heard and VoicePlay too. Now I am hooked. Oh yeah. also Hoist the Colours from the 3rd Pirates of the Caribbean, and My Mother Told Me. And a hundred more.
geoff is an amazing basso profundo and his subharmonics are unparalleled but tim foust from home free holds the lowest note, he hits a B0 in their fishin in the dark mash up. home free is my favorite but i love voiceplay's theatricality! check out their queen in 5minutes...amaing😍
Listen to Geoff Castellucci as he does '16 Tons', 'Bare Necessities', 'The Headless Horseman' and Voiceplay as they do a tremendous version of KANSAS' song, 'Carry On Wayward Son'!!! You won't be disappointed!!!
Oh my God. One of my favorite reactors and one of my favorite songs. It's a good day. Recommendation is "My Mother Told Me". Geoff is doing Geoff things and Layne Stein, their beatboxer, does some Dragonball Z anime style power up horse shit sound effect that has me 100% convinced he was built by Yamaha.
The context I think you are wanting will come if you watch _The Nightmare Before Christmas,_ Tim Burton's 1993 stop-motion-animated musical film, involving a plot where the holidays originate from holiday-themed make-believe towns, and the denizens of Halloween town seek to make their holiday a bigger deal by kidnapping Santa Clause, replacing him with their mayor Jack Skellington. (Tim Burton may have been heavily medicated when he came up with this -- but then again, aren't all his films like that?) In this scene, an animated green burlap sack representing The Boogie Man is tormenting the kidnapped Santa. VoicePlay's live-action homage is creditable, but the main thing most people really home in on is Geoff Castelluci's unearthly range!
Voice play are a group they go the extra steps with make up and costumes you have to go also with my mother told me. A Viking hymn and Jeff's solo works like headless horseman Geoff range is like 6 octaves he and they are awsome welcome to the family ps I'm a new subscriber. Be seeing you more
If you think that was a low note, you are in for a shock. The bass singer (Geoff Castellucci) can actually go down to a C#0. The note you heard at the end was only a E1. Whats more amazing is that he can go up to a A5 and he is actively trying to extend his vocal range
Oh my God Adam, I didn't know you had a second channel, I found it by accident (and I subscribed), can you believe how low he can get?! If you haven't already, I'd like to suggest Geoff's Misty Mountain song, it's from the Hobbit movie and the way Geoff sings it, oh my God Adam, oh my GOD!!
Loved your reaction. Now you should react to Voice Play.. My Mother Told ME!!! You thought Geoff hit the lowest note you ever heard here? WAIT till you watch THAT video!!
The lowest note ever sung was at 0,189 Hz, roughly one oscillation in 5 seconds, the man who did this in 2012 is Tim Storms. Just for the ones that always say "Lowest note ever" . . .
A new drop from Voiceplay....insane...especially if you enjoyed Pirates of the Caribbean. Check out "Hoist the Colours". You'll love it. Love the reactions. Keep up the great work!
You should check out their renditions of Talk Dirty (Jason Derulo if I remember right), I Can't Believe It (I don't know the original artist), We Don't Talk About Bruno (From the movie Encanto), and If I Were A Rich Man/Girl (From a play called Fiddler on the Roof)
Oh man. You HAVE to check out more VoicePlay, or at least the bass singer Geoff Castelucci. They have the most amazing rendition of Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Carribean that they recently put out
I have to disappoint you: that wasn't the lowest note. You should check out "Far over the misty mountains cold" by Geoff and "Misty Mountain" by Tim Foust (with Peter Hollens).
Tim goes ridiculously low in Fishin' in the Dark/Boondocks and Honey I'm Good and the stage version of Your Man. There's an A0 in "Sold" but Tim swears that's beatboxer Adam Rupp hitting it using false vocal folds (if you count his beatboxing techniques, Adam actually has the largest range in Home Free from the A0 in Sold to a couple notes below Austin's highest note). Whoever does it, if you want to hear a ridiculously low note, check out "Sold". It is a background note, not the lead part, so you need to pay attention to more than just the lead.
They were singing with voices to match the characters they were portraying. And yes, I believe that is one of the lowest bass notes. A gospel singer JD Sumner may have gone lower. Not sure. I know he was listed in the Guinness Book of Records as having hit the lowest note.
People will disagree with me, but if you want another really good bass voice, you gotta check out Tomi P. His range is super impressive. Not quite as wide as Geoff’s range, but still an impressive range nonetheless. Check out his cover of The Sound of Silence
Pentatonix goes more pop and techno Voiceplay goes more theatrical on some songs. Home Free pretty much puts a bit of their country vibe in everything.
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VoicePlay are awesome! I’d recommend Tennessee Whiskey that shows off each member quite well
We will work up to that your show for first time was awsome confused and amazed see ya
PLEASE try "My Mother Told Me," A viking song that Voice Play did. Geoff (Their bass) actually has a 5 octave range. He sings lower notes in that one.
Geoff Castalucci has his own UA-cam channel. Some of his better songs are 16 Tons, and The Headless Horseman.
He also has a tutorial on how to sing that low!!
@@stormdancer0 16 Tons by the bass guy is perfect.
So Geoff Castalucci is the main singer. Check out his solo version of 'Sixteen Tons' (Merle Travis). The guy is freaking amazing. Or you can check him out in any VoicePlay song.
I said the same thing. @MarkRaymond... have you seen the Bass Boys - Bury A Friend yet? So good.
I'd also suggest a few from Geoffs channel with of course the 16 Tons, but also Blackbird (the McCartney song) and Headless Horseman and also from this spring , his cover of Take Me Home, Country Road
i think his version of blackbird is showing his range better but both is really good
I also love Geoff's cover of "Black Bird" (John Lennon song).
16 tons was the song of Tennessee Ernie Ford.
This was from the movie, "The Nightmare Before Christmas". They've also covered three other songs from that movie; "What's This", "This Is Halloween", and "Kidnap The Sandy Claws". ... Guy
A little more context to make this song make sense:"The Nightmare Before Christmas" is a classic / cult classic musical animated movie from 1993. The main plot is that the ruler of Halloween Town (Jack Skellington) is bored with his job, and wants to do Christmas instead, so he tells his subjects to kidnap Santa, so he can deliver presents on Christmas Eve, instead. This is one of the movie's songs, rearranged..
And that sir was the amazing Geoff Castellucci!
Geoff can go lower. Three words...Misty Mountains Cold...mind will be blown
Misty Mountains Cold is great, but he doesn't go deeper there. Geoff hits a few E1s in here, and obviously the massive note at the end was an E1 too. But he "only" goes down to a G1 in Misty Mountains Cold.
@@krystofdayne G1?? 😲 I was under the impression that it was an F1. You just blew my mind! 🙆♂
Nah… Valhalla Calling he hits his lowest note at the beginning. A B0 and holds it for 15 seconds
If you really wanna explore the bass Geoff’s range (pronounced Jeff),, check out his covers of Blackbird and Sixteen Tons.
And Misty Mountains Cold! Absolute chef's kiss that one!
@@Miyako96 Oh yes,, I completely forgot that one ! Thank you ! His version of Saddle Up isn’t bad either ! :)
VoicePlay are my favourite acapella group, they concentrate on the dramatic in many of their videos. Lots of fun as well as their wonderful harmonies. this one is a showcase for Geoff's range, and yes he can sing in five octaves. He makes videos on his own called low bass covers but Voiceplay do a wide range of genres and style. Always different, always so talented.
So good!
Voiceplay has a background from disney and theater, so in a lot of their videos they do like dressing up or putting on a show. but they also do a lot of straight forward videos, so it's not all like this :) just like Home Free they have a very fun sense of humor, which often comes through in many of their videos. if you would like a good video to get a sense of the various members' solo vocals, Queen in 5 Minutes, If I Was a Rich Man/Girl, Moana Medley, Little Mermaid Medley, are great ones to start out with. Voiceplay is currently a member short, so they often have one or two guest singers in their performances.
You hear Earl's ( the voice you said can't be real) in his true form in there Queen medley and Daddy Sang Bass cover. It is amazing!
Daddy Sang Bass is truly underrated!
Also Can't Help Falling in Love - Earl gives really bright singing there compared to strained and nasal in this video.
Earl left VOICEPLAY in 2020. It was hard for the group, since the original members were Eli, Layne, Geoff and Earl. The black guy here is J. None. He also left, although his departure was more recent. They’ve replaced him, and said in an announcement that they were still working on getting a fifth member!
Welcome to voiceplay 🔥🔥🔥next on your list is definitely my mother told me by voiceplay
Thanks Tajay!
Great response, thanks! The "Play" just means that's what they do. They play. Sometimes that means that they put on a play, other times, they support the song dramatically without a lot of costumes/makeup. But they are ALWAYS fun and always lift my mood. Each of the members is incredibly talented, with wide ranges and skills that go beyond voice. Almost all of the arrangements are done by Geoff (the bass who sang lead in this one) or Layne (beatbox, baritone. But any of them might get involved in arranging, and most often the solo time is divided pretty evenly between them. Usually the person who arranges has the vision for the video, so they do that too. This one was arranged by Layne. Check out Queen in 5 minutes or Warriors for performances with a really different feel.
So now you've reacted to the 3 biggest a capella groups. Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play. All are very good for very different reasons. Voice Play is the most theatrical. They have several Disney medleys, but cover other things as well. They are prone to doing character voices. PTX is more pop oriented. And Home Free leans toward country but covers everything. In any case, between the 3 groups, you've got content for ages! And all have loyal fan bases that will come running once that find you're doing reactions to their favorite group. A large portion of the fans are crossover fans that enjoy all 3 groups! Have fun in your journey through a capella! ❤
Couldn't of said it better. All three groups are amazing.
@@darkestwish5947 Thank you! So many people get their panties in a bunch over which group is "the best". I prefer to feel that there's room for everyone! The groups aren't competing against each other, so why do the fans? Lol!
Literally couldn't have explained it better. They are what I like to call "The Trifecta of Acapella" rotfl. Absolutely adore them all. I can't choose favorites honestly, but I CAN choose favorite roles cuz I'm a bass loving girl 😂 so you best believe that Tim, Geoff, Avi, and Matt have my heart 😁
You're missing two really great a capalla artists. The first is Peter Hollens who does solo work as well as collaborations with other artists. Check out his collaboration with Tim Foust (the bass from Home Free) of "Misty Mountains" from the movie "The Hobbit". The other is another group called Voctave. They are quite different from Home Free, Voice Play, and PTX. They do more "classics" (such as "Over the Rainbow") and many Disney songs and songs from Disney movies. I highly recommend their "Great Movie Medley" (a tribute to the great John WIlliams) and the "Disney Princess Medley". I also highly recommend their Christmas song "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful". There are 11 members of Voctave and they have chords and harmonies that are beyond imagining.
I saw a comment somewhere that PTX was the student council, VoicePlay was the theater/choir nerds, and Home Free was the rowdy boys throwing a kegger.
VoicePlay does this theatrics often, it's one of the things that differentiates from the other a cappella groups. This song is from the movie "The Nightmare before Christmas", in which the Oogie Boogie kidnaps Santa. It honestly makes more sense if you've watched the movie.
If you wanna see more covers of them in costumes I'd recommend The Little Mermaid Medley, Queen in 5 minutes and My Mother Told Me. Tho, they have others which are equally as awsome like Bang!, Butter or If I were a rich man/girl.
Excited to see you react to VoicePlay. They happen to be my favorite a cappella group. Check out their covers of Tennessee Whiskey, Warriors, Queen in 5 Minutes, You're My Best Friend, Bang and Moana Medley. A couple of more songs from Nightmare Before Christmas "This is Halloween", and "Kidnap Santa Claws". You can't go wrong with any of their music.
SO many great ones, like Home Free, Voiceplay is a rabbit hole, I personally love Tennessee Whiskey (Stapleton), Little Mermaid Medley, My Mother Told Me. I'll give you more recommendations when you react to Geoff's channel lol
Yep all these!!
So happy to see you reacting to Voiceplay!!! Carry On My Wayward Son, Queen in 5 Minutes, Panic at The Disco and Warriors please.
Seconding the recommendation for Carry On Wayward Son! That was the cover that won me over to VoicePlay. That and My Mother Told Me. Geoff goes SO DEEP in both of them.
You are not the first to liken that final E1 subharmonic note to a burp. But, for the record, this is NOT his lowest note... he can go even lower, lol. Geoff's 5 octave range is something amazing.
Lowest note ever....lmao. check out My Mother Told Me. He goes lower. His solo stuff is amazing too. SIXTEEN TONNES or Blackbird. Geoff has posted instructions on how to develop the lower range. Peter Barber (aka Billy Bass) calls him a pit viper. They are all so freaking talented.
Geoff Castellucci Far over the Misty Mountains, is one of the few solo's he's done. Check it out if you want to hear a Dragon singing. 😂 👍🍻
Welcome to the A-Capella rabbit hole, we have seats read for new people to the ride.🍻😁
Oh my folks, another reactor left the light of day and fell down the deep dark rabbit hole. Good luck in finding your way out from all three acapella groups. Must do's My Mother Told Me, If I where A Rich Man/ Women from fiddler on the roof. Then there's Geoff, 16 Tons, Over The Misty Mountains Cold, Headless Horseman, Blackbird from the Beatles and on an on an on. Oh one last suggested, HomeFree verses Voiceplay, they did a cover/ skit of Surviver together. Its a hoot!
Pentatonix, Home Free, and VoicePlay are basically the holy trinity of a cappella groups. So glad you're watching all of them now!
More Voiceplay pls. 😍
Welcome to the geoff castellucci rabbit hole!!!
Check his cover of Blackbird .. great example of his full 5 octave range!
Also, check out Voiceplay - my mother told me
Please do more of voiceplay they are amazing!!!😄
Voice play does an amazing Queen mashup!
Yaaaaaassssss! I'm so happy you're watching this.
I love this group. They are the theatre kids of Cappella. They go all-in with costumes, make-up, and character voices. They are so much fun.
I adore them for how Theatrical they are
Hello, I am so glad you are finding all the wonderful acapello groups that have incredible voices...please continue your journey with Voiceplay and Home Free, a country acapello group. Cannot wait for the next reaction for this and Pentatonix and Home Free!!!
Hello Patti how are you doing today?
Loved your reaction and the shocked look at the end. Welcome to Geoff's world 🌎
The look on your face …. Just pure joy.
One of the things that make Voiceplay so unique is they totally dress the parts. For another example of this, check out “You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch”. An example without all the dress up is Tennessee Whiskey. (You will love that one!)
I have really enjoyed watching the rabbit hole you went down with Home Free so I am sure you will love this group too!
This is a song from a movie the nightmare before Christmas u should check out their my mother told me 🔥
I love love voiceplay homefree and Pentatonix 🔥🔥🔥🔥
"It sounds like a burp." 😆😂🤣🤣 I took a sip just then and nearly spewed my drink on my screen.
My favourite acapella group ❤
If you're loving the acapella groups and wanna real treat check out "Zombies vs. Hillbillies: Survior" a teamup of Voiceplay and Home Free. (Also my current favorite "If i were a rich man/girl" by voiceplay, or My mother told me
"sounds like a burp" That's the exact same thing the lady over at "The Charismatic Voice" channel said 😂
They have some history working with Disney. So, a lot of their stuff has that connection.
The bass for this group, the one who plays Oogie boogie, he has put out a new cover of house of the rising sun, it’s amazing!!
"The Charismatic Voice" also compared that E1 to burp... 😆
This is actually his second time hearing it. During one of his live streams, I super chatted him to put this on the background. And commented on the singer and on how it sounded like a Disney song
Voiceplay was on the same season of the Sing off that Home Free was on. they are good friends :) they tend to lean into the costumes and theater a lot more and itr helps them stand out. Plus Geoff Castelluci may actually have the greatest range out of all the bass singers I've heard.
VoicePLAY. You got it!
I love the subtitles on the video, at the end it says lower, even lower, subterranean. LOL
It’s so fun I started to watch you when you discovered hockey and now you go into a capella
great reaction! you should react to "boy bands in 5 minutes" from voiceplay, it showcases their voices really well
Geoff has a 5 octave range and you are about to dive into one of the BEST rabbit holes on you tube. Welcome foolish mortal! btw Geoff has solo video too.
Check out all of their stuff. Even their earlier videos (much more classic acapella style) showcases just how world class and special the whole group is.
(Lots of their early videos are Disney based and I saw them Live at the Christmas Party event in MK in Orlando Pre Covid)
they sound JUST as awesome in person.
their videos DO have some post production of course, but the ranges, notes and musicality (as well as sheer performance) is not enhanced by video trickery much at all. Enjoy the ride.
The guy who said, “ With lives on the line(Earl)”, he was ‘disguising’ his voice to sound like it did
Oh you had to jump this rabbit hole! Loved this reaction. You gotta check out the rest of the nightmare before Xmas songs, the little mermaid medley, Moana medley, boybands in 5 minutes, you're my best friend, and butter! Much love man! ❤️🤘
The bass. It really is.
You might want to check out “My Mother Told Me” by Voiceplay. Excellent song, very different video type but equally amazing, and Geoff (super bass dude) will blow your socks off from the opening line in that song
Geoff Castelucci has a solo channel... you will be blown away by his performance of Headless Horseman. (Among others)
I love watching people's faces the first time they hear Geoff go really low.
That is what is known as a growl note. An E1, if I'm not mistaken. VERY rare talent to get that low.
For another "play" check out Friends on the Other Side. For lowest note Geoff has done yet - B0 (two keys from being off the piano) see Halo (the video game) and The Dragonborn Comes Skyrim (another video game) where VP learns another language to do the latter part. My first exposure was Oct 15 or so when I saw a link to the Monster Mash by Geoff Castellucci, never heard of him but the Monster Mash is my favorite Halloween song so I dropped in, found the lowest note I had ever heard and VoicePlay too. Now I am hooked. Oh yeah. also Hoist the Colours from the 3rd Pirates of the Caribbean, and My Mother Told Me. And a hundred more.
I have never seen Nightmare before christmas but will watch it now
geoff is an amazing basso profundo and his subharmonics are unparalleled but tim foust from home free holds the lowest note, he hits a B0 in their fishin in the dark mash up. home free is my favorite but i love voiceplay's theatricality! check out their queen in 5minutes...amaing😍
THAT LAST NOTE, WAS A E1!!
Listen to Geoff Castellucci as he does '16 Tons', 'Bare Necessities', 'The Headless Horseman' and Voiceplay as they do a tremendous version of KANSAS' song, 'Carry On Wayward Son'!!! You won't be disappointed!!!
dude love how your also part of the sneak nation i can see your shakers and tubs hiding there in the background
Geoff Castelluci is the bass. He has several solo videos, where he goes deeeeeeeeep.
For more of Earl's voice (super high one), you'll need to listen to Momma Sang Bass, Daddy Sang Tenor
Oh my God. One of my favorite reactors and one of my favorite songs. It's a good day.
Recommendation is "My Mother Told Me". Geoff is doing Geoff things and Layne Stein, their beatboxer, does some Dragonball Z anime style power up horse shit sound effect that has me 100% convinced he was built by Yamaha.
The context I think you are wanting will come if you watch _The Nightmare Before Christmas,_ Tim Burton's 1993 stop-motion-animated musical film, involving a plot where the holidays originate from holiday-themed make-believe towns, and the denizens of Halloween town seek to make their holiday a bigger deal by kidnapping Santa Clause, replacing him with their mayor Jack Skellington. (Tim Burton may have been heavily medicated when he came up with this -- but then again, aren't all his films like that?) In this scene, an animated green burlap sack representing The Boogie Man is tormenting the kidnapped Santa. VoicePlay's live-action homage is creditable, but the main thing most people really home in on is Geoff Castelluci's unearthly range!
Voice play are a group they go the extra steps with make up and costumes you have to go also with my mother told me. A Viking hymn and Jeff's solo works like headless horseman Geoff range is like 6 octaves he and they are awsome welcome to the family ps I'm a new subscriber. Be seeing you more
If you think that was a low note, you are in for a shock. The bass singer (Geoff Castellucci) can actually go down to a C#0. The note you heard at the end was only a E1. Whats more amazing is that he can go up to a A5 and he is actively trying to extend his vocal range
OP: "That's not his voice"
Me: can casually make the same tones with my voice
Now that you have seen the acappella groups, I would recommend Peter Hollens, maybe one of his medleys (Halloween or Disney Villains)
Oh my God Adam, I didn't know you had a second channel, I found it by accident (and I subscribed), can you believe how low he can get?! If you haven't already, I'd like to suggest Geoff's Misty Mountain song, it's from the Hobbit movie and the way Geoff sings it, oh my God Adam, oh my GOD!!
I would love to see your reaction to Voiceplay's Queen in 5 minutes
Voiceplay - My Mother Told Me. Do it good sir.
Loved your reaction. Now you should react to Voice Play.. My Mother Told ME!!! You thought Geoff hit the lowest note you ever heard here? WAIT till you watch THAT video!!
The lowest note ever sung was at 0,189 Hz, roughly one oscillation in 5 seconds, the man who did this in 2012 is Tim Storms. Just for the ones that always say "Lowest note ever" . . .
A new drop from Voiceplay....insane...especially if you enjoyed Pirates of the Caribbean. Check out "Hoist the Colours". You'll love it. Love the reactions. Keep up the great work!
You should take a look at their recent one hoist the colours and geoff's headless horseman cover
You should check out their renditions of Talk Dirty (Jason Derulo if I remember right), I Can't Believe It (I don't know the original artist), We Don't Talk About Bruno (From the movie Encanto), and If I Were A Rich Man/Girl (From a play called Fiddler on the Roof)
Omg wowza
If that's the lowest note you ever heard let me introduce you to "Home Free-Sold!" :))
You need to watch the Tim Burton film "A Nightmare Before Christmas"....that's what this song is from. Then you will get it LOL.
Check out their "Warriors", it's great.
Oh man. You HAVE to check out more VoicePlay, or at least the bass singer Geoff Castelucci. They have the most amazing rendition of Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Carribean that they recently put out
Geoff goes even lower in My Mother Told Me
Adam do a reaction to some of Jeff chapmans lowest notes compilations. Will blow you away
How did I not know about this channel lol
I have to disappoint you: that wasn't the lowest note. You should check out "Far over the misty mountains cold" by Geoff and "Misty Mountain" by Tim Foust (with Peter Hollens).
Tim goes ridiculously low in Fishin' in the Dark/Boondocks and Honey I'm Good and the stage version of Your Man. There's an A0 in "Sold" but Tim swears that's beatboxer Adam Rupp hitting it using false vocal folds (if you count his beatboxing techniques, Adam actually has the largest range in Home Free from the A0 in Sold to a couple notes below Austin's highest note). Whoever does it, if you want to hear a ridiculously low note, check out "Sold". It is a background note, not the lead part, so you need to pay attention to more than just the lead.
Here are a couple since you like home free try
Misty Mountain by Peter Holensworth features Tim Foust.
Or chris Stapleton Tennessee whiskey
Hey Adam, You need to check out Home Free's version of "Walking Across This Land"!!!
He went Subharmonic
They were singing with voices to match the characters they were portraying. And yes, I believe that is one of the lowest bass notes. A gospel singer JD Sumner may have gone lower. Not sure. I know he was listed in the Guinness Book of Records as having hit the lowest note.
Thanks for the Reactions, You should check out Home Free- SOLD! Got a good mix and some great Tim Growls
Try Geoff Castellucci Blackbird cover.....incredible!
People will disagree with me, but if you want another really good bass voice, you gotta check out Tomi P. His range is super impressive. Not quite as wide as Geoff’s range, but still an impressive range nonetheless. Check out his cover of The Sound of Silence
So you've never seen The Nightmare Before Christmas? OK, I see how this might be confusing then...
It's an E1
Now try 'My Mother Told Me', from Assassins Creed and Vikings.
Adam Please check out Geoff Castelucci stuff he is the Bass singer of the lowest note you ever heard !!!!!
Please react to Naturally 7 it's another acapella group, their amazing. Thank you❤
E1 note
Pentatonix goes more pop and techno Voiceplay goes more theatrical on some songs. Home Free pretty much puts a bit of their country vibe in everything.
Geoff have such a crazy crazy voice...Dont thing he's human... Seriously....!! 🤦