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REACTION! VoicePlay, Oogie Boogie Song
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2022
- REACTION! VoicePlay, Oogie Boogie Song #VoicePlay #NightMareBeforeChristmas #VocalGroups #ACappella #ALittleMoreOfLisa
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Today’s video is a REACTION to A Cappella group, Voice Play & the OFFICIAL VIDEO for their cover of the song, 'Oogie Boogie Song'.
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►CREDITS:
Music and Lyrics: Danny Elfman
Sandy Claws: Pasquale Palazzolo
Arrangement: Layne Stein
Set Design: Frank Geremia
Make Up: Rick Underwood
Direction: Layne Stein
Lighting: Eli Jacobson
Camera: Kenny Beaumont
Costuming: Tanya Buzu for Buzu Designs
Production Manager: Kathy Castellucci
Audio Mix: Ed Boyer
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Luis Licona Roaro
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Filmed at Full Sail University in Orlando, FL
►VoicePlay is
Earl Elkins Jr. | Tenor 1
Eli Jacobson | Tenor 2
J.None | Baritone
Geoff Castellucci | Bass
Layne Stein | Drums
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Voiceplay are called the 'theatre kids' of a capella. Hoist the Colours, My Mother Told Me, and the Dragonborn Comes are more theatrical; their Disney covers slightly less so but with some great surprises. Geoff (bass) and Layne (beatbox) do the arrangements, and Eli (Ellee, tenor) has been doing the lighting. Geoff has his own channel where he uses his 5 octave range to clone himself for the harmonies - 16 Tons and Misty Mountains Cold are amazing.
Feels like an insult in some way
@@shanedawndusk3290 The theatre kids part? Not an insult at all! Pentatonix, Homefree and Voiceplay have been humorously described many times as the high school student council, the guys in the school parking lot tailgating, and the theater kids.
@@letheardaw Ahh well that sounds a lot funnier now that I hear it aha
Please react to "Hoist the Colors"!!!!
Oh, so you have never heard Voiceplay?! Wow! They are about so much more than just this!!! You need to jump down this rabbit hole! Pleeeeease!!!
Geoff Castallucci.
I just discovered Voiceplay about a month and a half ago, and partly because it was the first Acapella group I listened to and the fact I LOVE theatricality and humor, they are my favorite. Pentatonix and Home Free are also fantastic, it just comes down to what 'flavor' you tend to like. Home Free is going to be too country for some people, and some people find Pentatonix too formal, while others revel in their perfection. And some people find Voiceplay's theatricality off-putting.
I love Geoff's solo work also, (tagged as Geoff Castellucci/Low Bass Singer) because it shows off his range and his arranging skills. He can be silly and playful or break your heart with a beautiful rendition. Most of Voiceplay's versions are arranged by Layne Stein (the beatboxer for Voiceplay) or Geoff.
I would recommend Voiceplay's Hoist the Colors, Little Mermaid Medley, Moana Medley or Wicked Medley if you're into theatricality and musical theater. Their "Queen in 5 Minutes" is also theatrical, a story being told rather than just being a group lined up and singing bits of Queen songs. If you've been caught up in the Encanto wave, their version of "We Don't Talk About Bruno" is another one that combines genuine musical complexity with offbeat and unexpected humor.
If you just want some joyous humor accompanied by great singing, and a bit of 'dad-dancing', their "Boy Bands in 5 Minutes" is also great fun.
That was very well said. I absolutely agree with you.
I like a few of Pentatonix's songs but I generally find them to be like the pop genre of a capella, which isn't my thing. Just to give my two cents on why they don't really hit home with me overall :)
Anything that Voiceplay does is marvelous. The cool thing is that they do several different styles. Their latest is "We Don't Talk About Bruno" from Encanto.
Loved it! So fun watching a new reactor begin to come to grips with VP. Their most recent is "We Don't Talk About Bruno" from Encanto, and they totally knocked it out of the park. So funny! I don't know if Geoff is the lowest, but - for my tastes - his tone is the best. I just love the resonance and tone of his voice. Geoff also has a private channel that's full of amazing stuff - Shenandoah is an American folk song that he does an amazing version of, and you get a real sense of the beauty of his voice. Like most good professional singers, he alters the tone of his voice to suit the performance, and in Shenandoah it's gorgeous... pure butter at the top and silk at the bottom.
bass: Geoff (pronounced Jeff)
beatboxer: Layne (guy on the right with the glowing nose in this video)
tenor: Eli (pronounced Elly) (bald guy)
^those 3 you will see in every video. VP has had some lineup changes over the years, so the remaining 2 singers will be a bit confusing to keep up with.
their first baritone is Tony, you will see him in their oldest videos. he got replaced with J.None (black guy) for a few years before he left to join the navy.
their current baritone is Cesar (hispanic guy)
their high tenor Earl (big buff guy, sometimes with, sometimes without, beard) he was in this video with the beard, left 2 years ago.
they have not found a replacement for him yet, so they collaborate with featured guest singers since then.
as for lowest bass, both Geoff and Tim have a similar range, Geoff just has a different timbre and resonance, and uses different techniques for the lower notes. it might make him sound lower than Tim, but they hit the same notes. Geoff has a slightly lower chest voice, and Tim can go slightly higher, but other than that they have the same range. and both are awesome :-)
Both Geoff Castellucci and Tim Foust have a five octave range.
I would highly recommend several of the Voiceplay performances that have already been suggested such as "My Mother Told Me", "Hoist the Colors", "We Don't Talk About Bruno" as well as "Wicked Medley", "Queen in 5 Minutes", and "Just Sing" along with Geoff Castellucci's 'solo' 😉 performances.
You just can't go wrong with these guys.
You are one of the few reactors who noticed Geoff's riff in the background, you can see him dojng it, but there is so much going on that most people miss it.
Voiceplay never fail to impress with a full production in nearly all their videos. Lighting, costume, set and make-up as well as getting into character for their singing parts.
Check out 'The Greatest Showman Medley' to see how far they go, the whole set was built by them for this video in a studio co-owned by Layne, the beatboxer.
The Wicked Medley is a must!!
Dragonborn Comes as well.
Geoff has a 5 octave range.
More from VoicePlay
Moana Medley and Little Mermaid Medley (both featuring Rachel Potter.)
We Don't Talk About Bruno (featuring Ashley Dianne)
The Rabbit Hole is fantastic! It's only my opinion but I think Geoff is the most talented singer out there right now. He can go low and high and his voice is smooth throughout.
So glad you got to experience VoicePlay! Such an amazing band!! Yes, the VP subtitles can be quite funny.
Yes, #TheatreKidsOfACappella. Welcome to the VoicePlay rabbit hole. Geoff and Tim are my two favorite bass singers. FYI Sandy Claws is Geoff's brother-in-law.
I loved your reaction! The sheer joy of listening to artistry really showed. Others have recommended a lot of their more theatrical pieces. One that you might really enjoy is the little mermaid based on Disney’s movie. Layne , the beatboxer arranged that one and he likes to push Geoff into areas that may not be in his comfort zone. This time he cast Geoff as Ursula the Seawitch! There is one note during Poor unfortunate souls where he goes down four octaves (I believe it’s from D4 to D1) in one word.
Other less theatrical items might be some of their medleys from Broadway shows such as Wicked. They also do more of a straight up singing. One of my favorites has always been Elvis Presley‘s I can’t help falling in love with you. You really get to hear their incredible harmonies. As a treat, the beat boxer has a very short time where he actually sings and he has a lovely baritone.
One that really shows off their ability to transition from one song to another is their boy bands in five minutes. Having a son who grew up in the 90s I was reluctant to listen to this. But they don’t limit themselves just to the 90s and I recognized all the songs.
Subscribing in hopes that you continue your journey with VoicePlay and with Geoff . Since you mentioned his subterranean deep down in the earth notes, you should know that on his personal channel he has now done three songs about mining. Two are American folk type songs, 16 tons and big bad John. But by far my favorite is his cover of Far over the Misty Mountains which is the dwarves song from the Hobbit just before entering the mines of Moria.
When Geoff is on his solo channel he does use instrumentation since he’s all by himself. But he likes to arrange four part harmonies and will frequently record all four parts. Then to give a little visual interest he will film four times with himself, often wearing different outfits and interacting with his other selves. It’s kind of like split personality in the best possible case.
So very happy you have discovered Voiceplay. They are my favorite Aa Capella group. I am a big musical/theater girl and they always deliver perfection in everything they do. You can not go wrong with anything they have come out with. My advice just type Voiceplay and watch whatever comes up. You will not be disappointed!!!
If you want more bass check out Geoff Castlallucci's solo channel. His Halloween covers are incredible.
P.S. New Sub just for Voiceplay!
And this is why we absolutely love finding reactors who have never seen Geoff before. 3 minutes in on your commenting how deep his voice is... But I am glad you have a headset so that you can at least hear most of his notes.
And you are one of four or five to catch his little vocal riff while the others are singing. It was deep enough that many do not hear it even when they know it is there.
So much fun to watch a new reactor to VP, especially when Geoff shows his range. Thank you for an elephantine reaction. Love those elephants!
VoicePlay is very theatrical, making a lot of their videos akin to mini-musicals. This song is from The Nightmare Before Christmas and they've done two more from that movie: This is Halloween and What's This. You might also want to check out The Phantom of the Opera (feat. Rachel Potter). VoicePlay and Home Free got together for a great video called Zombies vs Hillbillies - Survivor. They were both in season 4 of The Sing-Off and I think that collab was for that but never used. Avi Kaplan joined Home Free for Ring of Fire. Geoff Castellucci has a lot of solo video which are usually...well, let's just say they're Geoffx4. Monster Mash is a lot of fun. His latest is his rendition of Big Bad John. Both of them have a little surprise in the filming that make the song so much better.
Everything theybtouchbis GOLD. Their disney medleys,encanto, my favorites are Hoist the Colours and valhalla calling
This was the first VoicePlay video I ever saw and I still haven't recovered. I'm a huge fan now of both Geoff and VoicePlay.
Speaking of the a cappella basses, I think Avi, Tim and Geoff are all fairly close in their range. The difference is in the timbre of their voices, and the techniques they use to achieve the lower notes. Tim Foust is known for his use of growl technique, whereas Geoff utilizes subharmonics (a technique where he sings a fundamental note, say a G2, but utilizing vocal fry he engages his false folds so that they vibrate at half the speed of his vocal folds, producing a sound that is exactly one octave lower and thus creating a G1 note that we hear). Subharmonics have allowed Geoff to reach some incredibly low notes- his lowest recorded note is a B0-- but his chest range is still amazingly low. He can also reach up to around an A5, I think, but what I find remarkable is the richness and fullness of his tone regardless of where he is in his range. Check out his solo channel; you'll come away with a better idea of his voice from bass to tenor. Also, he arranges all his own music, and half of VoicePlay's. Layne Stein (the vocal percussionist) arranges the other half; it was Layne who created the vocal arrangement for Oogie Boogie's Song, and who convinced Geoff to go for the bigger ending with that impressive subharmonic E1.
geoff's subharmonic don't use his false fold. there're many ways to do subharmonics, as it's essentially just singing 2 notes as once. geoff's purely use true vocal folds
This is one of the better reaction videos to Voice Play's Oogie Boogie Song.
I loved your reaction. On your cover the guys in order from left to right are Geoff, Layne, Eli, J None and Earl. ... Guy
Thing about Geoff is there are people who can go lower but imo geoff warmth in his voice is his strenght.
Hi Lisa!!! Just saw this, getting ready to watch it!!
Oh, I LOVE the movie, but their version of this song is way, way better!!!! Lol!!! Oh, yes! You MUST do more of VP!!! They have more theatrical stuff than Ptx or Home Free. I think Geoff is the lowest. But the amazing thing is how high he can go! I think you will love Superstition, Queen in 5 Minutes, Mr. Blue Sky, Grim Grinning Ghosts, If I were a Rich Man, Road Trip.... Oh, they're ALL GOOD!!! I'm so excited now!! I'm going down the VP rabbit hole with you!!! Yay!!!
There is a whole video that someone put together of reactors reacting to that last run of Geoff’s. His range is actually similar to Avi and Tim, although I think he has gone a little lower lately. But they use different techniques to reach those low notes. I prefer Geoff’s more lyrical approach.
Geoff and Tim are friends. VoicePlay and Home Free appeared on the Sing-Off together and toured together afterwards.
Other videos usually feature each member of the group. A few of my favorites are Queen in 5 Minutes, the Little Mermaid Medley, and Hoist the Colours. But everyone (including me) seems to be currently fixated on their We Don’t Talk About Bruno. They have so much fun with that one, keeping largely on to the original while still making it their own. It’s just pure joy!
or an earlier one, Halloween theme might be This Is Halloween, where you'll see them get more 'in to character', but yes VoicePlay is just one more acapella rabbit hole to explore
The NIghtmare Before Christmas is a cartoon film by Tim Burton, not my sort of thing so never seen it, but VoicePlay have made other songs form the film as well. Yes it Geoff Castellucci there - bass with VoicePlay and he has his own channel doing low bass covers. You'll enjoy anything they do. Loved your reaction and hope you do more of them. People reckon that Tim and Geoff have a very similar range but for me Geoff's tone is smoother and more soothing to listen to. To hear a lot of his range try his Blackbird, (the Beatles' song).
I didn’t think I would enjoy the movie either, but it is worth a watch just to experience the genius that is Danny Elfman who wrote the music. And the creativity of Tim Burton. Some of it is hauntingly beautiful.
I’m not generally a fan of Tim Burtons work - a little too odd for me, but he is a (slightly strange) genius.
Oddly this song is the one I didn’t like. It just fell flat. But, as usual, VP fixed it.
@@janetdw I understand he is or may be autistic, as I am. So slightly strange is ok. :) Better than weird anyway. LOL
Voiceplay are phenomenal. Some of my favourites are my mother told me, warriors, we don't talk about Bruno and practically any other song. Subscribing in anticipation.... FYI Geoff has a 5 octave range and uses subharmonics
This is the first video of theirs that I watched, it's been a fun adventure exploring this rabbit hole.
I think there are four songs they covered from Nightmare Before Christmas; This is Halloween, What's This? , Kidnap The Sandy Claus, and The Oogie Boogie Song.
Geoff also does solo work, of that I suggest his cover of the Beatles'
Blackbird.
It's a comfy and friendly place, this rabbithole...
Check out Geoff's solo version of the Beatle song Blackbird.
My understanding is that Tim Foust taught him how to use subharmonics to go that low in the first place.
You want suggestions of brilliant VoicePlay covers to check out? Here’s a complete bulleted list.
Ready?
You asked for it!
• anything they’ve done
Yes, you just heard someone sing an E1. And it was Tim Foust who taught Geoff how to do it.
Geoff Castellucci has his own Chanel wit all his solo's. He uses himself 4 X's over so he can harmonize with himself.
1. Shenandoah
2. Ain't No Sunshine ( he
hits an A1 note several
times in this one )
3. Too many to count
You absolutely have to react to Geoff Castellucci's "solo" work! By "solo" I mean he does the lead and all the harmonies, layered together! He has a phenomenal vocal range!
Perhaps you could start with the Beatles Blackbird. Any are great! His latest and perhaps his best, is Elvis Presley's Way Down. It is great fun!
Fantastic reaction. Can you react to VoicePlays song. Warrior (imagine Dragons) please its amazing. Layne beatboxes while playing a violin at the same time xx
If you're going to be reacting to Voiceplay (and Geoff's solo work which you should listen to as well), I'd really suggest a set of over the ear headphones with decent size drivers. Earbuds can't produce the notes he hits properly (regardless of what they claim).
Geoff Castellucci voice can almost hit a very low A0 on the piano and the song that he hits that very low note is Blackbird
B4 chest to E1 sub (E2 chest) in 10 seconds 🤣
Try to react Colm Mcguinnes If I Had A Heart (Old Norse) and My Mother Told Me (in Irish)
Hi Lisa. Bentley here. New subscriber. You should react to Ken Turner and also Tim Storms for bass profundo
This is the original song vid from Nightmare Before Christmas.
(Altogether, Voiceplay covered four songs from the movie.)
ua-cam.com/video/clURHZ5TfCQ/v-deo.html
Too bad the captions weren't on when you watched; there's a fun tidbit in there. 😉
It supposed to say subharmonics but it sounds better subterranean
Why won't you react to more Voice Play ? You have a lot of different request for their songs. So far you have only 1 from Voice Play. I would appreciate it if you would please do more Voice Play.
1. Tennessee Whiskey
2. Dream On
3. Hoist The Colors
4. If I Were A Rich be Man/
Girl
5. Queen In 5 Minutes
6. We Don't Talk About
Bruno
7. The Dragonborn Comes
8. Halo theme song from
the video game Halo
Castellucci
If you do do more VoicePlay reactions (and I sincerely hope that you do go down that rabbit hole), please familiarise yourself with the original material before you film your reaction. It will give you an even greater appreciation for their talent and what they are trying to do.
Were you in breaking bad?