Love it, love the reaction. I've seen the MV and other reactions before, but I love your breakdown and the wee trails of blood at the corners of your mouth to go with it LOL Thanks!
I'm sure that was lower than E1. I can go down to E1 fairly easily and I really struggled to get that last note in the Oogie Boogie song. In contrast, Geoff does his own version of "Misty Mountains Cold" where he hits an E1 at the end. That is at least a couple of notes higher than this one.
VoicePlay is masterful at mixing silly and professional; it's kind of their schtick. And Geoff- the bass singer- has around a five octave range. The descent that he does at the end actually spans from B4 to a subharmonic E1 (and those are neither his highest nor his lowest notes). He really displays his range and versatility to great effect on his solo channel, where he performs songs in a 4 or 5 part harmony, using his vocals for all parts. The results are amazing. And VoicePlay- all of the other guys are just as talented as Geoff. At the time of this video, I think they had all (with the exception of J. None) been singing together for nearly 10 years (Geoff, Layne- the beatboxer, and Earl- the guy with the beard all grew up together and have been singing as a group since about 1997). But what I've noticed over the last year, as they've had gaps in their lineup and brought in feature artists, is that they are exceptionally skilled at blending with just about anyone. All of their features fit in seamlessly, as though they'd been with the group for ages.
Geoff has a massive 4 octave range, he shows it in his tutorial video on how to sing low notes. He is probably the one person that most people listen to Voiceplay for but they really miss the pure tones of Cesar, the rock belt of Eli and the kickass sounds from Layne the beatboxer. The group as it is now is well suited and they harmonise so well, it's not surprising that they are award winners. Layne also does the initial mixing as well and passes it on to a professional mixer for the final tweaks. The result is, as you can hear, something that makes almost everyone raise an eyebrow in surprise.
Thank you for showcasing a different group and genre again this week. Loved it, VoicePlay always go the extra mile for set designs, costumes and musical arrangements. Talented in all aspects..... vocals, set design, mixing, lighting and editing. Most if not all the work is done by them in house. Appreciate your comments as well, and the time you put forth on a weekly basis. We'll done Anna
Geoff calls himself a Baritone, however his range extends from a subvocal B0, literally within steps of the end of a piano, all the way to e5. VP are as dedicated to Halloween as Pentatonix is to Christmas, and well worth watching. Wish you well, and happy Hallows Eve.
They're one of the Big Three a capella groups out there right now, with Pentatonix and Home Free. For some reason though, they don't get as much publicity, but they are easily as talented. (Personally, I like their style far better than the other two, but your mileage may vary.)
@@CynicalTesuji Personally, I think Voiceplay easily beat the other two you named. Their style is far more varied, from family musicals like the Moana Medley right up to rock opera and more. Layne is a far better beatboxer than most of the groups I've heard, some of the noises he makes seem impossible for a human voice. Eli's rock belt is amazing considering he appears to be doing it without any effort at all. Cesar has such a pure and clear voice too, close your eyes and you would think it's a 12 year old singing. As for Geoff, well, he even does his own productions that really show off his range and versatility. When they pick a singer to accompany them, they adapt to the new voice so well that you would think all of them have been singing together for years.
@@Tryst46 You're preaching to the choir, here. VoicePlay is far and away the better artistic option. They easily work twice as hard and take far more creative risks. That sets them apart as true artists, not merely performers (which, not sorry, is how I view Pentatonix).
The Halo theme I didn't find as good, there are no words in it though, so it's mostly harmonising rather than singing. They are good at harmonising, but I prefer when they sing a song. Hoist the Colours is probably their best yet. They are going to have to go some to beat it in my view, but knowing Voiceplay, they will beat it.
I'm going to suggest you listen to Geoff castalucci solo (bass) singers covers, particularly his cover of 16 tonnes. His sub harmonics are really on display the there.
@@ashcgincog5016 Hi there my friend, I am a teenager with an astonishingly low voice and I would like to say that the sixteen tons isn't that hard to do in chest, however, I lack the fully grown adult voice so it sounds a bit different.t
Geoff Castellucci, basso extraordinaire. 5+ octave range, has hit a B0 (in Voiceplay's new Halo Theme video). All of their stuff is very theatrical. Geoff and Layne (the beat boxer) do almost all of the arranging. Unusual for an acapella group to have a bass as their lead singer. Great reaction as always...
I'm sure someone has said this already, but just in case: Geoff (the lead) has a 5 octave range, and can hit a sustained (subharmonic, I think) B0. He's an incredible standout in a group of incredible singers. Also, the beatboxer is always (in this video, at least) on the far right. Hope to see you look at some of his individual songs, as well as more of VoicePlay's works overall! :)
Anna this made my day! It is not normally the kind of music I listen to, but they did a wonderful job and it was very funny. The lead singer does have a tremendous range. He reminds me of Mike Mills who has a 4 octave range. Your breakdown of the song was wonderful and it is great to see the joy on your face. However, you did not tell me you were a Vampire!! Now I am scared lol!😀 Now I am going to try to say something in Finnish. I used a translator, so if it is wrong it is not my fault! Monia halauksia Mikelta Chicagossa🤘🤘
Sooo many messages to catch up with hahah! 😂 I am glad you liked this one! It was a lot of fun to do! SHHHHH don't reveal all my secrets Mike.. Hahaha loved that! Halauksia Chicagoon! xxx
It's clever, creative, and as you say, professionally performed. In spite of being a "Boogie Man/Creepy" theme, it doesn't get heavy & grungy with distortion. It has a light-hearted tone to it. Nothing seems to be "overdone." I also like those rhythmic adornments that move the different parts along. The lead singer has a beautiful low range timbre and wow! He also has a well-supported and controlled high range. I'd like to hear more of him. Anna...Again, your analysis and comments are so clear and well explained. You obviously are well-trained in music and vocal performance, and you have a great teaching style. Thanks for your reaction video work. Edifying and enjoyable.
This is possibly one of my favorite reactions you have done. If for nothing more than the excitement and fun that visibly shows in your expressions. Wonderful, wonderful reaction!!!!
Oh Anna! Your going to have so much enjoyment dissecting this performance. Pull up your boot straps everyone, we're going to learn about character voices and dramatic basso profondo, ie Geoff Castellucci. Love the thumbnail.....Brilliant!
I enjoy watching music video reactions! And love what people have to say, I'm an American, and enjoy watching and listening to your reactions! And hearing your voice, your language! You're an attractive young woman!
Great reaction! There’s so much going on in this song I actually think reactors should run through it a couple times to pick out different parts. There’s a section where one (maybe more) of the background singers are doing these staccato arpeggios that are fabulous. Also Geoff, the lead and bass singer, does some really nice riffs in the background. It’s hard to appreciate it all going through just one time, but you nailed it on the best parts.
@@lkayh Please do! If you go back to immediately after Layne (beatboxer who is playing Zero in this) says "to add a little spice", you can hear Geoff do a short run (watch his hands - that is always a clue!). Geoff just released his cover of Monster Mash where he sings with himself self as Dr. Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman and the Frankenstein Monster. It is a lot of fun. One of my favorite recent pieces is Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Caribbean 3. It is a virtual tapestry of sound. And it is performed with a brand new member as well as a guest collaborator. The arrangement (done by Geoff this time. He and Layne trade off with Eli (tenor 2) jumping in from time to time. By the way, Santa was played by Geoff's brother-in-law with Eli (Pronounced L.E. -short for Eliezar) doing the voice over. Subscribing in hopes that you will be covering more of both Voice Play and Geoff.
@@janetdw That’s Eli’s voice doing Santa? Wow. It’s so perfect! I have noticed that Geoff sings with his hands. Another singer I really respect-Dimash-does the same. I wonder if maybe some voice teachers suggest it? I tend to talk with my hands, and somehow my gestures help my brain focus on what I’m trying to say. Maybe it helps singers focus on the notes they want to hit.
The Charismatic Singer went through quite a few sections of this song two or three times. It was quite an analysis and she caught so much that I hadn’t.
This is a great introduction to VoicePlay, and a lovely reaction to watch. I think you're the first reacter I've seen who was not surprised at the low note at the end. Geoff Castellucci is the bass, and he has his own UA-cam channel with some fantastic cover songs. I recommend Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold or Sixteen Tons to get started. VoicePlay have tons of great stuff on their channel too. Particularly fun is their medley of songs from The Little Mermaid. Or, for something completely different, please react to Blackbriar - Arms of the Ocean (acoustic live).
Kiitos anna upeasta reagointivideosta, itse tykkään paljon voiceplay:stä, olen seurannut heidän matkaansa useampien vuosien ajan enkä ole kyllästynyt :)
Hi Anna, the video we have seen is a video with a super professional realization, fantastic in all aspects, from the environment, the characterizations, the editing... and of course the musical arrangement made by the group, its staging and the voices of the group. To a video as fabulous as this one, we add your luminosity and the information you give us and we have a jewel, thank you very much. This group has done many collaborations and has a very varied repertoire, entertaining, and as you can guess of great quality. Personally I would like to see your analysis of the song My mother told me, made during the pandemic, which I imagine made it even more difficult, as they must have been separated, and recording and combining all the recordings must have been exhausting. Well, anyway, thank you very much for this video and I encourage you to continue to brighten up our visits to youtube with your joy and knowledge. Sorry for my awful english
Ciao, it is again a beautiful reaction. They are all talented (two of that are not in the group now) and capable (able) to enjoy theirself and audience. Layne the beatboxer has many skills and a pretty good voice too To me, their best arranged cover is "IF I WERE A RICH MAN/GIRL | VoicePlay Feat. Ashley Diane" Cover of "Fiddler on the roof" song , but i can not remember a single performance that was not awesome. If you are not going to react to that song i suggest you to hear by yourself for fun because there are many interesting thing in there. I like to hear your voice when you are explaining techniques etc. Alla prossima 😃
One to listen to from Voiceplay is "Hoist the Colours" from the "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" movie. The harmonies and arrangement in that resulted in almost every reaction video with silence as they are left completely speechless by it. It's also worth listening to Geoff Castelucci singing "Misty Mountains Cold" from the Lord of the Rings movie. All parts are done by himself as is the video editing and mixing.
With this song all waiting full of excitement for Halloween, coming up, 31th this month ..... Spooky, funny, Urghh 👻☠ ....... Winter and Santa are nearby, feeling already the vibes of the Scandinavian northern lights in your vains right now? Anna, happy Halloween 😉😜 ....
Yeah Geoff Castellucci is freaking amazing. You should check out his solo stuff on his youtube channel. He does all the mixing arranging video editing harmonizing everything is his work its great.
I'm new to your channel and loved your reaction to VoicePlay. I would love it if you would do more from them. I feel like I learned a lot from this one video about a group I've listened to all year.
Thank you for a great reaction to Voice Play. The original was done in B&W with only one person dining all the parts. Voice Play gave all the henchman a separate roll to sing & made it more dramatic.
Geoff, bass, Layne, baritone and vocal percussion, and Earl, have been singing together since middle shcool, and are now around 40 yrs old, so a long time. Eli joined later. And J.None lataer still. To hear their normal voices try something like Can't Help Falling In Love, which shows them all off very well. To hear Geoff's range. try his cover of Blackbird.
I've never heard of this group however, I love the lead singers bass register. It's insane !! The harmonies are spot on and the music, although minimized, is very cool. Kind of reminds me of the music from the Grinch Who Stole Christmas!
The lead guy is Geoff, the bass. He has a chest range that goes from F1, to a G4, using subharmonics he gets down for a B0. in the higher register with mix, falsetto he can go up to a A5
Glad I caught this one. 😁 It was fun. I've always liked lower voices, and this singer has a good one. :) Avi Kaplan has an impressive range too. (As well as that one Finnish singer I keep mentioning and probably annoying people with. 😂😅 He's a baritone, but his voice is lovely.)
Ooh, and I just found another one for a possible future reaction (I know, I'm horrible 😅😂); "Wellerman" by The Wellermen. It's five guys from TikTok who formed a group together. With two bass singers.
Love your reactions! Voiceplay is amazing and Geoff...the bass... Equally so. Check out Geoff's solo of Monster Mash and Voiceplays Hoist the Colours. You will be amazed! As a musician myself i enjoy your understanding of music and analytical breakdown. Keep up the great work. Love and peace from Canada!
Just wanted to say I really enjoyed watching this video! And wanted to compliment you-I’ve always been so jealous of truly bilingual people. Since I do not have this superpower, I have to use a translator: Tytöltä tytölle: olet upea. Jatka rokkaamista!
Love your reactions...they're a terrific acapella group. They have other videos..."Hoist the Colors" If you want to hear another Christmas time video from another acapella group...Pentatonix does a version of the "12 Days of Christmas"...spectacular !!
I am really enjoying your videos! I have an interesting one for you by Beast in Black- Blind and Frozen (Official music video). They are a metal band that originated in Finland, so maybe you already do know them. The singer's vocal skills are very unique and they are worth checking out. Keep up the great work, Anna!
I really enjoyed your reaction. I think you would like their version of Halo or If I Were a Rich Man. But my favorite is Carry on my Wayward Son. Thank you for the analysis. I enjoyed it. And that you did the vampire skit!
hank you for a very detailed and informative video reaction. I enjoyed it very much. VoicePlay has a lot of fun with holiday music videos. For future Halloween videos, may I suggest 2 ladies who sing and play the Harp. They are identical twins who call themselves the Harp Twins. They have a whole list of Halloween related videos on their You Tube Home page. Review it and see which song looks interesting to you. One last request, please avoid the sunlight.
Besides being in Voiceplay, Geoff Castellucci (baritone singer) has vocal range of 4 to 5 octaves has his own channel. There are many covers done by Geoff from Beatles' Blackbird to Monster Mash for Halloween. Voiceplay has new song for Halloween too
Geoff Castelluci (the lead/bass here) has his own UA-cam channel where he does covers by himself. I would love to see you react to his cover of Misty Mountains Cold!
Yes Geoff Castellucci is one of the top 3 Acapella bass singers. The other 2 are Tim Foust of Home Free and Avi Kaplan formerly of Pentatonix ( he is now pursuing a solo career). Pentatonix are the clean cut "student council kids", VoicePlay are the "theater kids" and Home Free are the "4H Club kids ( the country/ farm kids)
You asked who is doing the beatboxing. That would be Layne. He is the guy with the glowing nose to the right in the shot (Who had the "To add a little spice"). He is founding member of voiceplay and does a lot of the production composition work. You should really do a reaction to voiceplay singing "My mother told me". It's a great chance to see the different members. And it's a repeating theme that they keep adding variations to throughout the song. It would be cool to hear you giving the play by play.
first.. Anna, is that Moose blood! Next...I need to check out more of Voice Play! Dang! That Man has abilities! Thank you for intoducing me to this. Happy hunting. (you really should stop eating the moose heart raw)
Geoff isn't just a great singer either. He does a lot of their arrangements and even does arrangements for other groups. You likely already know who Peter Hollens is (if not please react to something, _anything_ by him immediately) and Home Free is another accapella group like Voiceplay with a bass that, well Geoff and Tim Faust talk about each other positively and with admiration. Home Free's cover of the song 'Alvira' feat. the original artists, the Oak Ridge Boys' and Peter Hollens' cover of 'Misty Mountains Cold' feat. Tim Faust of Home Free were both arranged by Geoff.
The Bass is Geoff, he has his own channel where he does some Solo performances that are really impressive. Voice Play tends to be more... produced? Like Exciting Videos.
Oih, Voiceplay! Heillä on paljon teatteri- ja elokuvamusiikkia. Musavideot tuppasi ennen olemaan aika tylsiä, mutta viime aikoina he ovat panostaneet puvustukseen ym enemmän. Esimerkiksi Karibian merirosvoelokuvista tuttu Hoist the Colours. Amerikanmaan a cappellan kolme kovaa: kantrikutoinen Home Free, poppahtava Pentatonix ja teatraalinen Voiceplay. Kaikki erittäin hyviä ja taitavia - suosikki määräytyy ehkä juurikin musiikkityylin perusteella. Itse kallistun vahvasti Home Freen puoleen. Mutkatonta mutta mainiota musisointia. Joka kappaleessa ei yritetä shokeerata kuulijaa, vaan mennään enemmän kappaleen kuin näyttämishalun ehdoilla. Ja voit valita minkä kappaleen tahansa, eikä valinta mene mene pieleen. Omia suosikkejani ovat Man of Constant Sorrow, Folsom Prison Blues (alkup Johnny Cash!), ja joulua lähestyttäessä Do You Hear What I Hear. Tiedän että tykkäät live-esityksistä.. yleisön kännyköillä kuvaamissa videoissa on yleensä surkea äänenlaatu, mutta Country Rebelin kanavalla on pari ihan hyvänlaatuista videota. Laitan linkin kommenttiin.
@@annavaskelainen cool, if you go epica, the usual suspects are (most from the retrospect concert), Design your universe, Sancta terra Consign to oblivion (live from zenith) Chasing the dragon There is also a new one! Kingdom of heaven part 3, if you want to be early;) Enjoy 🤘
Find on yotube and react to these performances: "Amado Mio - Pink Martini ft. Storm Large | Live from Seattle - 2011" and "Până când nu te iubeam - Pink Martini ft. Storm Large | Live from Portland, Oregon - 2013" The vocals are simply exceptional !, even your experienced ear will not leave indifferent :)
Another piece of music that exhibits Geoff Castellucci's deep base would be Voiceplay's "My Mother Told Me". His range is definitely amazing though...most people seem to agree that he can hit an E1 without difficulty...but then jump into a high tenor in his next breath. I'm not a singer by any stretch of the imagination, but I still find that amazing.
So you do appreciate acapella. This is another promo for Voctave. With 11 voices, Master arranger/founder Jamie Ray can achieve any sound he imagines but sometimes he wants to save all his instruments for the foundation and bring in featured artist from other groups. For the Disney Love Medely he invited Kirsten (from PTX) and her then-fiance/part time singer. This clip is from the first read-through with the guests. See how they react...it's special. ua-cam.com/video/rjZpz0EvnV8/v-deo.html
Kiva nähdä suomalasenkin reaktio VoicePlayn tuotantoon. Itse olen tämän vuoden aikana hurahtanut siihen ja katsonut lukemattomat määrät reaktiovideoita. Ryhmän bassolla, Geoff Castelucci, on soolomateriaalia myös, mm. House of the rising sun, sixteen tons, ja viimeisin Halloween teeman mukaisesti Monster mash. Ja oma VoicePlayn suosikkini on ehdottomasti Hoist the colors!
Jos et ole vielä katsonut Mr. Casteluccin soolotuotantoa niin blind reaktio joko Far over the misty mountain tai 16 tons... aivan huikeita kummatkin....
Love this version of the song, & great reaction. Thing I really love, I don't speak Finnish, but going by gestures, expressions, trying to work out your words. I think I get the general gist. But Love hearing the ways the mainlanders speak. Just wish I'd a better head for languages. I speak Felinese VERY well lol
You should definitely react to Geoff's rendition of "The Misty Mountains cold", a song taken from The Hobbit's first installment. Geoff did the arrangement and sang all vocal parts himself and I don't think I've heard a better version of that song.
Another cover by the bass of this group is "13 Tons". It will blow you away. Also another group you need to cover is Home Free. VoicePlay competed against Home Free in 2014. I believe VoicePlay came in 3rd place behind Home Free. Maybe start with the cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow" that Home Free covers. Then they cover Boyz2Men's "End of the Road". These groups are all acapella. Man of Constant Sorrow: ua-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/v-deo.html Boyz2Men: ua-cam.com/video/-lCRFAFtj-A/v-deo.html When a Man Loves a woman: ua-cam.com/video/-pygPmfGQvU/v-deo.html
Анна, возможно вам есть смысл поближе познакомиться с творчеством господина Кастеллуччи. Например, он сольно исполняет старинную песню "16 тонн", составляя при этом квартет с самим собой. Anna, perhaps it makes sense for you to get to know Mr. Castellucci's work better. For example, he performs the old song "16 tons" solo, while composing a quartet with himself.
VoicePlay on loputon kaivo, ei näistä saa tarpeekseen. Geoff Castellucci tekee bassocovereita omalle kanavalleen, suosittelen tutustumaan! Nyt, kun kuitenkin ollaan lähdetty a cappellan maailmaan niin haluan ehdottaa "Voctave - O Come, All Ye Faithful". En itse ole hengellinen ihminen, mutta arvostan upeita laulusuorituksia ja tuo sitä kyllä tarjoaa. Mielestäni kyseinen video ei ole saanut tarpeeksi huomiota reaktiovideoiden tekijöiltä, vaikka ansaitsisi sitä. Näkisin, että sinulla voisi olla kommentti jos toinenkin tähän!
If you wanna stay in the Halloween theme, maybe time for Dreamcatcher next week? 😍 There first music video starts of the Nightmare arc, a mysterious spooky story: ua-cam.com/video/zihoyz0u_cs/v-deo.html
If this the nightmare before Christmas, I don't think its a nightmare, so sorry because I don't believe that the girl on the thumbnail is a vampire. Her skin shines with a rare luminescence...like fibers of light oozing on her inner being.Hope that this will not hurt you if I told you now that you have failed the audition for a vampire role. ✌️💛
Here's a link to a live performance: ua-cam.com/video/_HwUxb-DDw4/v-deo.html It's from 2019, but the newer one i found has *awful* video quality, so all you can make out is posture.
Love it, love the reaction. I've seen the MV and other reactions before, but I love your breakdown and the wee trails of blood at the corners of your mouth to go with it LOL Thanks!
Geoff defines himself like a bass baritone or bassitone , last note was an astounding subharmonic E1 . Brava ;)
I'm sure that was lower than E1. I can go down to E1 fairly easily and I really struggled to get that last note in the Oogie Boogie song.
In contrast, Geoff does his own version of "Misty Mountains Cold" where he hits an E1 at the end. That is at least a couple of notes higher than this one.
@@Tryst46 his lowest note in misty mountains was a G1 the lowest note in the song is a G1 and yes that last note is an E1
You HAVE TO see their interpretation of the Pirates of the caribbean "Hoist the colors".. It's a masterpiece !
That was a great reaction, as usual !
Voiceplay's best one yet, left almost everybody speechless when they reacted to it.
Agreed. “Hoist the Colours” is phenomenal!
VoicePlay is masterful at mixing silly and professional; it's kind of their schtick. And Geoff- the bass singer- has around a five octave range. The descent that he does at the end actually spans from B4 to a subharmonic E1 (and those are neither his highest nor his lowest notes). He really displays his range and versatility to great effect on his solo channel, where he performs songs in a 4 or 5 part harmony, using his vocals for all parts. The results are amazing.
And VoicePlay- all of the other guys are just as talented as Geoff. At the time of this video, I think they had all (with the exception of J. None) been singing together for nearly 10 years (Geoff, Layne- the beatboxer, and Earl- the guy with the beard all grew up together and have been singing as a group since about 1997). But what I've noticed over the last year, as they've had gaps in their lineup and brought in feature artists, is that they are exceptionally skilled at blending with just about anyone. All of their features fit in seamlessly, as though they'd been with the group for ages.
Wait until she stumbles into Geoffs "Misty Mountains Cold" arrangement lol.
Or Monster Mash, since he has the Count actually join him for that video.
Or The Headless Horseman
Geoff has a massive 4 octave range, he shows it in his tutorial video on how to sing low notes.
He is probably the one person that most people listen to Voiceplay for but they really miss the pure tones of Cesar, the rock belt of Eli and the kickass sounds from Layne the beatboxer.
The group as it is now is well suited and they harmonise so well, it's not surprising that they are award winners.
Layne also does the initial mixing as well and passes it on to a professional mixer for the final tweaks.
The result is, as you can hear, something that makes almost everyone raise an eyebrow in surprise.
Thank you for showcasing a different group and genre again this week. Loved it, VoicePlay always go the extra mile for set designs, costumes and musical arrangements. Talented in all aspects..... vocals, set design, mixing, lighting and editing. Most if not all the work is done by them in house. Appreciate your comments as well, and the time you put forth on a weekly basis. We'll done Anna
"You got a little something on your mouth there, missy."
Great analytical video as always. Your videos are a delight to watch always.
Geoff calls himself a Baritone, however his range extends from a subvocal B0, literally within steps of the end of a piano, all the way to e5. VP are as dedicated to Halloween as Pentatonix is to Christmas, and well worth watching. Wish you well, and happy Hallows Eve.
Wow, never heard of Voiceplay before. They are great. Out of Orlando, FL I see. Loved your look Anna. And, as always, great insights into the music.
They're one of the Big Three a capella groups out there right now, with Pentatonix and Home Free. For some reason though, they don't get as much publicity, but they are easily as talented. (Personally, I like their style far better than the other two, but your mileage may vary.)
@@CynicalTesuji Personally, I think Voiceplay easily beat the other two you named.
Their style is far more varied, from family musicals like the Moana Medley right up to rock opera and more.
Layne is a far better beatboxer than most of the groups I've heard, some of the noises he makes seem impossible for a human voice.
Eli's rock belt is amazing considering he appears to be doing it without any effort at all.
Cesar has such a pure and clear voice too, close your eyes and you would think it's a 12 year old singing.
As for Geoff, well, he even does his own productions that really show off his range and versatility.
When they pick a singer to accompany them, they adapt to the new voice so well that you would think all of them have been singing together for years.
@@Tryst46 You're preaching to the choir, here. VoicePlay is far and away the better artistic option. They easily work twice as hard and take far more creative risks. That sets them apart as true artists, not merely performers (which, not sorry, is how I view Pentatonix).
Voiceplay has really stepped up their game over the last year especially. My favorites are Hoist the Colours, Halo Theme Song and Warriors.
The Halo theme I didn't find as good, there are no words in it though, so it's mostly harmonising rather than singing. They are good at harmonising, but I prefer when they sing a song.
Hoist the Colours is probably their best yet. They are going to have to go some to beat it in my view, but knowing Voiceplay, they will beat it.
@@Tryst46 I've heard that from others. Maybe that's why it doesn't have as many views. I think it is amazing
I'm going to suggest you listen to Geoff castalucci solo (bass) singers covers, particularly his cover of 16 tonnes. His sub harmonics are really on display the there.
Geoff has said himself that 16 tonnes is all done in chest voice no subs in that at all he can just sing that low!
@@ashcgincog5016 Hi there my friend, I am a teenager with an astonishingly low voice and I would like to say that the sixteen tons isn't that hard to do in chest, however, I lack the fully grown adult voice so it sounds a bit different.t
Geoff Castellucci, basso extraordinaire. 5+ octave range, has hit a B0 (in Voiceplay's new Halo Theme video). All of their stuff is very theatrical. Geoff and Layne (the beat boxer) do almost all of the arranging. Unusual for an acapella group to have a bass as their lead singer. Great reaction as always...
I'm sure someone has said this already, but just in case: Geoff (the lead) has a 5 octave range, and can hit a sustained (subharmonic, I think) B0. He's an incredible standout in a group of incredible singers. Also, the beatboxer is always (in this video, at least) on the far right.
Hope to see you look at some of his individual songs, as well as more of VoicePlay's works overall! :)
He does an B0 in the halo theme
Hello beautiful Anna! Geoff has an amazing voice! Thank you dear, great reaction!🌹👏😲🥰🇷🇺
The way you say Oogie Boogie is adorable.
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Thank you for reacting to and breaking down Voiceplay and Geoff Castellucci. Please do more of this group and Geoff individually.
Anna this made my day! It is not normally the kind of music I listen to, but they did a wonderful job and it was very funny. The lead singer does have a tremendous range. He reminds me of Mike Mills who has a 4 octave range. Your breakdown of the song was wonderful and it is great to see the joy on your face. However, you did not tell me you were a Vampire!! Now I am scared lol!😀 Now I am going to try to say something in Finnish. I used a translator, so if it is wrong it is not my fault! Monia halauksia Mikelta Chicagossa🤘🤘
Sooo many messages to catch up with hahah! 😂 I am glad you liked this one! It was a lot of fun to do!
SHHHHH don't reveal all my secrets Mike..
Hahaha loved that! Halauksia Chicagoon! xxx
It's clever, creative, and as you say, professionally performed. In spite of being a "Boogie Man/Creepy" theme, it doesn't get heavy & grungy with distortion. It has a light-hearted tone to it. Nothing seems to be "overdone." I also like those rhythmic adornments that move the different parts along. The lead singer has a beautiful low range timbre and wow! He also has a well-supported and controlled high range. I'd like to hear more of him. Anna...Again, your analysis and comments are so clear and well explained. You obviously are well-trained in music and vocal performance, and you have a great teaching style. Thanks for your reaction video work. Edifying and enjoyable.
This is possibly one of my favorite reactions you have done. If for nothing more than the excitement and fun that visibly shows in your expressions. Wonderful, wonderful reaction!!!!
Ahhh always love it when ppl go back to these older fun vids! Thank you! 🥰
Oh Anna! Your going to have so much enjoyment dissecting this performance. Pull up your boot straps everyone, we're going to learn about character voices and dramatic basso profondo, ie Geoff Castellucci. Love the thumbnail.....Brilliant!
I swear! I will make it on time for this one...I am sick of missing these premieres.
Hej Anna, I love watching your Analysis of musicvideos. Its a great pleasure and it makes me happy ! Thank;s Wolfgang
I enjoy watching music video reactions! And love what people have to say, I'm an American, and enjoy watching and listening to your reactions! And hearing your voice, your language! You're an attractive young woman!
Great reaction! There’s so much going on in this song I actually think reactors should run through it a couple times to pick out different parts. There’s a section where one (maybe more) of the background singers are doing these staccato arpeggios that are fabulous. Also Geoff, the lead and bass singer, does some really nice riffs in the background. It’s hard to appreciate it all going through just one time, but you nailed it on the best parts.
Definitely listen to some of their more recent pieces. Their harmonies and arrangements are amazing.
@@lkayh Please do! If you go back to immediately after Layne (beatboxer who is playing Zero in this) says "to add a little spice", you can hear Geoff do a short run (watch his hands - that is always a clue!).
Geoff just released his cover of Monster Mash where he sings with himself self as Dr. Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman and the Frankenstein Monster. It is a lot of fun.
One of my favorite recent pieces is Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Caribbean 3. It is a virtual tapestry of sound. And it is performed with a brand new member as well as a guest collaborator. The arrangement (done by Geoff this time. He and Layne trade off with Eli (tenor 2) jumping in from time to time.
By the way, Santa was played by Geoff's brother-in-law with Eli (Pronounced L.E. -short for Eliezar) doing the voice over.
Subscribing in hopes that you will be covering more of both Voice Play and Geoff.
@@janetdw That’s Eli’s voice doing Santa? Wow. It’s so perfect! I have noticed that Geoff sings with his hands. Another singer I really respect-Dimash-does the same. I wonder if maybe some voice teachers suggest it? I tend to talk with my hands, and somehow my gestures help my brain focus on what I’m trying to say. Maybe it helps singers focus on the notes they want to hit.
The Charismatic Singer went through quite a few sections of this song two or three times. It was quite an analysis and she caught so much that I hadn’t.
@@joeb4142 I like her reactions-she does a great job explaining what is going on. Have you listened to her singing? She’s really good.
I can’t wait till you react to their cover of “Friends on the other side” or any of Geoff’s solo work! 😍
Wonderful. Wonderful. Amazing reaction! Bless your knowledge, thoughts, and fun expertise with this video. Happy Halloween!
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This is a great introduction to VoicePlay, and a lovely reaction to watch. I think you're the first reacter I've seen who was not surprised at the low note at the end.
Geoff Castellucci is the bass, and he has his own UA-cam channel with some fantastic cover songs. I recommend Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold or Sixteen Tons to get started.
VoicePlay have tons of great stuff on their channel too. Particularly fun is their medley of songs from The Little Mermaid.
Or, for something completely different, please react to Blackbriar - Arms of the Ocean (acoustic live).
I’m here for the thumbnail 🙃
😏 welcome.
Kiitos anna upeasta reagointivideosta, itse tykkään paljon voiceplay:stä, olen seurannut heidän matkaansa useampien vuosien ajan enkä ole kyllästynyt :)
Hi Anna, the video we have seen is a video with a super professional realization, fantastic in all aspects, from the environment, the characterizations, the editing... and of course the musical arrangement made by the group, its staging and the voices of the group.
To a video as fabulous as this one, we add your luminosity and the information you give us and we have a jewel, thank you very much.
This group has done many collaborations and has a very varied repertoire, entertaining, and as you can guess of great quality. Personally I would like to see your analysis of the song My mother told me, made during the pandemic, which I imagine made it even more difficult, as they must have been separated, and recording and combining all the recordings must have been exhausting.
Well, anyway, thank you very much for this video and I encourage you to continue to brighten up our visits to youtube with your joy and knowledge.
Sorry for my awful english
Ciao, it is again a beautiful reaction.
They are all talented (two of that are not in the group now) and capable (able) to enjoy theirself and audience.
Layne the beatboxer has many skills and a pretty good voice too
To me, their best arranged cover is "IF I WERE A RICH MAN/GIRL | VoicePlay Feat. Ashley Diane" Cover of "Fiddler on the roof" song , but i can not remember a single performance that was not awesome. If you are not going to react to that song i suggest you to hear by yourself for fun because there are many interesting thing in there.
I like to hear your voice when you are explaining techniques etc.
Alla prossima 😃
you have the ability to make a fun video even more fun. It's basically watching two entertaining videos at the same time. Thanks.
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One to listen to from Voiceplay is "Hoist the Colours" from the "Pirates of the Caribbean 3" movie.
The harmonies and arrangement in that resulted in almost every reaction video with silence as they are left completely speechless by it.
It's also worth listening to Geoff Castelucci singing "Misty Mountains Cold" from the Lord of the Rings movie. All parts are done by himself as is the video editing and mixing.
These performances are definitely going to my reaction list!!
It’s fantastic to see your reaction itself, not to mention I think I could listen to someone speaking Finnish for hours.
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Great reaction. Glad for subtitles, since I only know English and am learning Swedish.
I had to subscribe, simply because every single song you react to ends up on my playlist! Thanks for showing this cold Minnesotan some fun in January!
hahaaa awesome, welcome to the gang I'm glad to have you with me! xx
With this song all waiting full of excitement for Halloween, coming up, 31th this month .....
Spooky, funny, Urghh 👻☠ ....... Winter and Santa are nearby, feeling already the vibes of the Scandinavian northern lights in your vains right now? Anna, happy Halloween 😉😜 ....
Yeah Geoff Castellucci is freaking amazing. You should check out his solo stuff on his youtube channel. He does all the mixing arranging video editing harmonizing everything is his work its great.
There is something so damn appealing about a UA-cam reactor talking to you, joking with you - simultaneously in both English and Finnish languages....
Your language is so fascinating and you’re so correct about the vocal inflections!
I'm new to your channel and loved your reaction to VoicePlay. I would love it if you would do more from them. I feel like I learned a lot from this one video about a group I've listened to all year.
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Thank you for a great reaction to Voice Play. The original was done in B&W with only one person dining all the parts. Voice Play gave all the henchman a separate roll to sing & made it more dramatic.
Geoff, bass, Layne, baritone and vocal percussion, and Earl, have been singing together since middle shcool, and are now around 40 yrs old, so a long time. Eli joined later. And J.None lataer still. To hear their normal voices try something like Can't Help Falling In Love, which shows them all off very well. To hear Geoff's range. try his cover of Blackbird.
I've never heard of this group however, I love the lead singers bass register. It's insane !! The harmonies are spot on and the music, although minimized, is very cool. Kind of reminds me of the music from the Grinch Who Stole Christmas!
Oh I adore them! And the bass (Geoff) has his own UA-cam channel for solo work as well.
VoicePlay actually did You're a Mean One Mr Grinch last Christmas, and it's lots of fun.
So nice to see you again Anna. Was immensely curious if the scary blood was a photoshop or if you went full Vampire. Love the new look. HaHa.
She was speaking full on Finnish at the beginning, then the first chorus came along "Dayum this man has some range" 😂
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The lead guy is Geoff, the bass.
He has a chest range that goes from F1, to a G4, using subharmonics he gets down for a B0.
in the higher register with mix, falsetto he can go up to a A5
Glad I caught this one. 😁 It was fun. I've always liked lower voices, and this singer has a good one. :) Avi Kaplan has an impressive range too. (As well as that one Finnish singer I keep mentioning and probably annoying people with. 😂😅 He's a baritone, but his voice is lovely.)
Ooh, and I just found another one for a possible future reaction (I know, I'm horrible 😅😂); "Wellerman" by The Wellermen. It's five guys from TikTok who formed a group together. With two bass singers.
Love your reactions! Voiceplay is amazing and Geoff...the bass... Equally so. Check out Geoff's solo of Monster Mash and Voiceplays Hoist the Colours. You will be amazed! As a musician myself i enjoy your understanding of music and analytical breakdown. Keep up the great work. Love and peace from Canada!
Thank you for your comment! Greetings to Canada! ❤️
Just wanted to say I really enjoyed watching this video! And wanted to compliment you-I’ve always been so jealous of truly bilingual people. Since I do not have this superpower, I have to use a translator: Tytöltä tytölle: olet upea. Jatka rokkaamista!
Love your reactions...they're a terrific acapella group. They have other videos..."Hoist the Colors"
If you want to hear another Christmas time video from another acapella group...Pentatonix does a version of the "12 Days of Christmas"...spectacular !!
I am really enjoying your videos! I have an interesting one for you by Beast in Black- Blind and Frozen (Official music video). They are a metal band that originated in Finland, so maybe you already do know them. The singer's vocal skills are very unique and they are worth checking out. Keep up the great work, Anna!
This was quite a good reaction indeed.
I really enjoyed your reaction. I think you would like their version of Halo or If I Were a Rich Man. But my favorite is Carry on my Wayward Son.
Thank you for the analysis. I enjoyed it. And that you did the vampire skit!
Glad to know you enjoy my content Cindy! 😊🙏 Hope to see you around here in the comment section in the future too! xx
His solo cover of "House of the Rising Sun" is fantastic and worth checking out. Covers a good portion of his range.
hank you for a very detailed and informative video reaction. I enjoyed it very much. VoicePlay has a lot of fun with holiday music videos. For future Halloween videos, may I suggest 2 ladies who sing and play the Harp. They are identical twins who call themselves the Harp Twins. They have a whole list of Halloween related videos on their You Tube Home page. Review it and see which song looks interesting to you. One last request, please avoid the sunlight.
Besides being in Voiceplay, Geoff Castellucci (baritone singer) has vocal range of 4 to 5 octaves has his own channel. There are many covers done by Geoff from Beatles' Blackbird to Monster Mash for Halloween. Voiceplay has new song for Halloween too
Jotain sulla suupielessä :D Mä en tiedä mitä me katsottiin, mutta mainio reaktio oli. Kiitoksia :)
Oho! Pitääkin pyyhkäistä pois. Hyvä kun huomautit!
Kiva, että tykkäsit heheh
I would love to watch you reacting to "The Poet And The Pendulum" live at Wembley,you will love it!
Geoff Castelluci (the lead/bass here) has his own UA-cam channel where he does covers by himself. I would love to see you react to his cover of Misty Mountains Cold!
Yes Geoff Castellucci is one of the top 3 Acapella bass singers. The other 2 are Tim Foust of Home Free and Avi Kaplan formerly of Pentatonix ( he is now pursuing a solo career). Pentatonix are the clean cut "student council kids", VoicePlay are the "theater kids" and Home Free are the "4H Club kids ( the country/ farm kids)
You asked who is doing the beatboxing. That would be Layne. He is the guy with the glowing nose to the right in the shot (Who had the "To add a little spice"). He is founding member of voiceplay and does a lot of the production composition work.
You should really do a reaction to voiceplay singing "My mother told me". It's a great chance to see the different members. And it's a repeating theme that they keep adding variations to throughout the song. It would be cool to hear you giving the play by play.
I love them. Geoff's range is 5 octaves from a growl at A0 or Ab0, subharmonics at B0, chest at F#1, top note at A5.
first.. Anna, is that Moose blood!
Next...I need to check out more of Voice Play!
Dang! That Man has abilities!
Thank you for intoducing me to this.
Happy hunting. (you really should stop eating the moose heart raw)
It is not moose blood. 😉
I need to check out more of VoicePlay too!
Hunting has been great. Going out this evening again! Be well Nico! xx
Ive got to say...love hearing you speak. I dont understand a bit of it. But i love it
Geoff isn't just a great singer either. He does a lot of their arrangements and even does arrangements for other groups. You likely already know who Peter Hollens is (if not please react to something, _anything_ by him immediately) and Home Free is another accapella group like Voiceplay with a bass that, well Geoff and Tim Faust talk about each other positively and with admiration.
Home Free's cover of the song 'Alvira' feat. the original artists, the Oak Ridge Boys' and Peter Hollens' cover of 'Misty Mountains Cold' feat. Tim Faust of Home Free were both arranged by Geoff.
Thank you for the two links! I haven’t heard the original version to be honest with you, I only know voice plays version.
The original is pretty different, I like the "rawness" of it!
🤘🇫🇮 Nightwish army Finland 🐻👍
The Bass is Geoff, he has his own channel where he does some Solo performances that are really impressive.
Voice Play tends to be more... produced? Like Exciting Videos.
next one could be "My mother told me". Stay safe
Aww, just missed the premiere, but lovely video and reaction! 🥰
Huh, some comments a day old, re-upload?
Aww B, don't worry. 😊 I hope you'll make it to the next one. I uploaded the video yesterday but the premiere was today.
Oih, Voiceplay! Heillä on paljon teatteri- ja elokuvamusiikkia. Musavideot tuppasi ennen olemaan aika tylsiä, mutta viime aikoina he ovat panostaneet puvustukseen ym enemmän. Esimerkiksi Karibian merirosvoelokuvista tuttu Hoist the Colours.
Amerikanmaan a cappellan kolme kovaa: kantrikutoinen Home Free, poppahtava Pentatonix ja teatraalinen Voiceplay. Kaikki erittäin hyviä ja taitavia - suosikki määräytyy ehkä juurikin musiikkityylin perusteella.
Itse kallistun vahvasti Home Freen puoleen. Mutkatonta mutta mainiota musisointia. Joka kappaleessa ei yritetä shokeerata kuulijaa, vaan mennään enemmän kappaleen kuin näyttämishalun ehdoilla.
Ja voit valita minkä kappaleen tahansa, eikä valinta mene mene pieleen. Omia suosikkejani ovat Man of Constant Sorrow, Folsom Prison Blues (alkup Johnny Cash!), ja joulua lähestyttäessä Do You Hear What I Hear.
Tiedän että tykkäät live-esityksistä.. yleisön kännyköillä kuvaamissa videoissa on yleensä surkea äänenlaatu, mutta Country Rebelin kanavalla on pari ihan hyvänlaatuista videota. Laitan linkin kommenttiin.
Country Rebel Church Sessions:
ua-cam.com/video/gxrblK9vfvQ/v-deo.html
..ja
ua-cam.com/video/9TiJXAD2L0c/v-deo.html
I love your native language. The lead singer, Geoff Castellucci, does a version of The Monster Mash.
Anna looking to die for :-(= ...
Happy Halloween! Muhahahahah 👀🦴💀👻
Ps: Simone Simons (epica) has a fun cover of the Halloween song. Enjoy;)
I'll add your vote for Epica! It has been suggested a lot lately!
Hope you had a great Halloween! xx
@@annavaskelainen cool, if you go epica, the usual suspects are (most from the retrospect concert),
Design your universe,
Sancta terra
Consign to oblivion (live from zenith)
Chasing the dragon
There is also a new one! Kingdom of heaven part 3, if you want to be early;)
Enjoy 🤘
Find on yotube and react to these performances: "Amado Mio - Pink Martini ft. Storm Large | Live from Seattle - 2011" and "Până când nu te iubeam - Pink Martini ft. Storm Large | Live from Portland, Oregon - 2013"
The vocals are simply exceptional !, even your experienced ear will not leave indifferent :)
Geoff solo Black Bird is a must review
I love listening to her!!! The language is beautiful. I have no idea what she is saying but she looks good doing it lmao.!
Hahahhh next time turn the cc on and you'll understand what I'm saying! xx
Wait until she hears Home Free 😁
This!
🙃😊😁 love it..U look even more beautiful🤗💓🙏
Btw, if you like harmonies and singers with great range, try Steam Powered Giraffe. Their song Honeybee is very good start. Fun band :)
Another piece of music that exhibits Geoff Castellucci's deep base would be Voiceplay's "My Mother Told Me". His range is definitely amazing though...most people seem to agree that he can hit an E1 without difficulty...but then jump into a high tenor in his next breath. I'm not a singer by any stretch of the imagination, but I still find that amazing.
Loved your reaction 😊, please do a review and reaction to Home Free they are also an Acapella band and they are amazing.. 😊
So you do appreciate acapella. This is another promo for Voctave. With 11 voices, Master arranger/founder Jamie Ray can achieve any sound he imagines but sometimes he wants to save all his instruments for the foundation and bring in featured artist from other groups. For the Disney Love Medely he invited Kirsten (from PTX) and her then-fiance/part time singer. This clip is from the first read-through with the guests. See how they react...it's special.
ua-cam.com/video/rjZpz0EvnV8/v-deo.html
Kiva nähdä suomalasenkin reaktio VoicePlayn tuotantoon. Itse olen tämän vuoden aikana hurahtanut siihen ja katsonut lukemattomat määrät reaktiovideoita. Ryhmän bassolla, Geoff Castelucci, on soolomateriaalia myös, mm. House of the rising sun, sixteen tons, ja viimeisin Halloween teeman mukaisesti Monster mash. Ja oma VoicePlayn suosikkini on ehdottomasti Hoist the colors!
Moikka Tiina! Tästäpä taisi VoicepLay hurahdus alkaa myös allekirjoittaneella hih!
Jos et ole vielä katsonut Mr. Casteluccin soolotuotantoa niin blind reaktio joko Far over the misty mountain tai 16 tons... aivan huikeita kummatkin....
Love this version of the song, & great reaction. Thing I really love, I don't speak Finnish, but going by gestures, expressions, trying to work out your words. I think I get the general gist. But Love hearing the ways the mainlanders speak. Just wish I'd a better head for languages. I speak Felinese VERY well lol
Thanks. 😊 I hope you had the cc on at least? xx
There is a live version out there.
You should definitely react to Geoff's rendition of "The Misty Mountains cold", a song taken from The Hobbit's first installment. Geoff did the arrangement and sang all vocal parts himself and I don't think I've heard a better version of that song.
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I wonder how she would handle Misty Mountains Cold by Peter Hollens and Tim Foust
Another cover by the bass of this group is "13 Tons". It will blow you away. Also another group you need to cover is Home Free. VoicePlay competed against Home Free in 2014. I believe VoicePlay came in 3rd place behind Home Free. Maybe start with the cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow" that Home Free covers. Then they cover Boyz2Men's "End of the Road". These groups are all acapella.
Man of Constant Sorrow: ua-cam.com/video/-ew_bfFvros/v-deo.html
Boyz2Men: ua-cam.com/video/-lCRFAFtj-A/v-deo.html
When a Man Loves a woman: ua-cam.com/video/-pygPmfGQvU/v-deo.html
Darn it, I miss the premiere ... my sunset snack was too playful :(
oh well you know, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do
Анна, возможно вам есть смысл поближе познакомиться с творчеством господина Кастеллуччи. Например, он сольно исполняет старинную песню "16 тонн", составляя при этом квартет с самим собой.
Anna, perhaps it makes sense for you to get to know Mr. Castellucci's work better. For example, he performs the old song "16 tons" solo, while composing a quartet with himself.
VoicePlay on loputon kaivo, ei näistä saa tarpeekseen. Geoff Castellucci tekee bassocovereita omalle kanavalleen, suosittelen tutustumaan! Nyt, kun kuitenkin ollaan lähdetty a cappellan maailmaan niin haluan ehdottaa "Voctave - O Come, All Ye Faithful". En itse ole hengellinen ihminen, mutta arvostan upeita laulusuorituksia ja tuo sitä kyllä tarjoaa. Mielestäni kyseinen video ei ole saanut tarpeeksi huomiota reaktiovideoiden tekijöiltä, vaikka ansaitsisi sitä. Näkisin, että sinulla voisi olla kommentti jos toinenkin tähän!
Ai niin, kanava meni tilaukseen! :D
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The guy who played Santa is geoffs brother-in-law
I'm pretty new to Voiceplay myself but I recommend MY MOTHER TOLD ME
If you wanna stay in the Halloween theme, maybe time for Dreamcatcher next week? 😍
There first music video starts of the Nightmare arc, a mysterious spooky story:
ua-cam.com/video/zihoyz0u_cs/v-deo.html
Check out Hoist the Colours, by Voiceplay.
nyt kun on halloween tulossa niin kannattaa kuunnella tuon voiceplay:n bassolaulajan geoff casteluccin monster mash coveri
If this the nightmare before Christmas, I don't think its a nightmare, so sorry because I don't believe that the girl on the thumbnail is a vampire. Her skin shines with a rare luminescence...like fibers of light oozing on her inner being.Hope that this will not hurt you if I told you now that you have failed the audition for a vampire role. ✌️💛
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Here's a link to a live performance: ua-cam.com/video/_HwUxb-DDw4/v-deo.html
It's from 2019, but the newer one i found has *awful* video quality, so all you can make out is posture.