That last note is an E1 (40 Hz), but he can go lower. There's plenty of material out there by Voiceplay as a whole group. Enjoy. But (partly due to the pandemic) Geoff has also been releasing some solo material where he multitracks himself into 4 or 5 part harmony. He put up Bare Necessities (from Jungle Book) a month or two ago, and just released Blackbird (Paul McCartney) this past week. His final low note on Blackbird is so low that I can't even identify it properly (partly because my hearing cuts out at a little below 40 Hz). And Geoff has released readings of Edgar Allan Poe. The Telltale Heart. The Raven. If you're also a public speaking teacher/coach, that could be interesting.
Peter K he doesn't have any lower notes on recording that I'm aware of. Some people claimed a B0 in the imagine dragons video, but he said it was edited in in post.
Geoff is literally a god of subharmonics, he mastered that technique and with it has basically a 5 octave range, which is insane. This was so great and informative. Would absolutely love to see more reactions and professional decoding of VoicePlays songs and medleys! All of them have so much talent and creativity to offer. Their "Queen/Boy Bands in 5 minutes" medleys are insanely good!! They've also covered "What's This?" and "This is Helloween" from Nightmare Before Christmas.
A 5 octave range isn't horribly unusual for a bass or low baritone singer. The reason being, you can learn and practice to go higher -- to a point. However, in chest voice, you can only go so low before your vocal cords aren't long enough and your larynx isn't big enough. Bass singers are at a major advantage to sing over a larger than average range. I am a bass with a 4 octave range, while I am not highly trained, either -- I do have some training, though.
You said you were going to react to more of these guys. I recommend that you check out Hoist the Colours. They’ve done a lot of brilliant stuff lately.
Oh awesome! A new reaction on one of my favorite videos! You really cannot go wrong with Voiceplay. They have two other “Nightmare Before Christmas” songs, “This Is Halloween” and “What’s This?” They have more simple songs, like “Can’t Help Falling In Love With You” and jaw dropping videos like “Warriors” (Imagine Dragons cover) and “Just Sing!” (watch with subtitles on!) Sadly, Earl has left the group recently (the one with the bushy beard), but they’ve done a couple great songs since he left like “The Heart of Life” and “Bones.” Also Geoff has his own channel. His version of “Blackbird” is breathtaking!
VoicePlay really is phenomenal all around. They do great characters, and I would even class them as some of my favorite "villain" singers. Not that they just do villain stuff, but when they do, boy do they do it justice. But if you want another fantastic villain, there's an artist named Jonathan Young on UA-cam that you really need to look into. His cover of Hellfire from The Hunchback of Notre Dame is chilling.
Voiceplay actually competed against Home Free in season 4 of The Sing-Off. Home Free won that season, and Voiceplay was eliminated I believe after three rounds. However, I'm not sure the current singers in Voiceplay are the same ones that competed in The Sing-Off, since their cast has changed several times since then. Great reaction; you are now deep into the world of acapella. Enjoy!
so glad that you followed our advice on reacting to this cover. Geoff's use of sub-harmonics will rattle the floors!!, for another fun reaction try VP's "History of Boy Bands"
Goodness gracious this was FUN! Perfect for me today. Thank you! And the voices ... whoa ... variety and harmony is an understatement, and my teeth are still vibrating from those low low notes ...
It’s because the way your voice comes out of your mouth to be recorded sounds different than how you hear it in your head when you talk. It’s much the same as many people not liking pictures of themselves because they’re used to seeing themselves reversed in a mirror, but pictures show the way other people see you. That’s why, when you use the front facing camera on your phone, it reverses the image to look like your reflection.
Great reaction & I agree that Geoff is a world class vocalist. I love him & Voiceplay. I would suggest The Mermaid Medley & Geoff's solo version of Blackbird. You can't go wrong with anything from VP though although you will see some different people over the course of the years. The tall gentleman with the beard in Oogie Boogie, Earl, just left the group a couple of months ago. Another interesting piece of trivia is that the man playing "Santa" is Geoff's brother-in-law (his wife's brother).
Thank you so much for listing to the feedback! So happy to watch this reaction. My love for acapaella music started as a kid when I would watch Rockapella sing the theme song to “where in the world is Carmen San Diego”. I absolutely love Pentatonix and HomeFree, but I feel that VoicePlay has become my new favorite. It’s so sad that they just lost their counter tenor. In the Holloween spirit, this song, in combination with “this is Halloween” and “Grim Grinning Ghosts” is a lot of fun. Just more suggestions for future reactions.
I love that you watch the video without a lot of commentary at first, then break it down later. But you missed out on commenting on that last amazing note.😉 Please be sure to check Geoff's channel out. Especially his rendition of 16 Tons and Misty Mountains where he harmonizes with clones of himself. For a heart stoppingly beautiful yet creepy video check out Hoist the Colors - it is mesmerizing.
I really enjoyed your reaction and recap of VoicePlay. In your comments, you mentioned both Avi and Tim, so you've obviously reacted to Pentatonix and Home Free. Since you are on this a cappella journey, I urge you to check out Voctave, a larger group but no beatboxer. Like the aforementioned VoicePlay, Pentatonix, and Home Free, Voctave is also comprised of phenomenal singers creating incredible harmonies. I look forward to more of your reactions.
Hello I'm a new subscriber and I love your reactions. I recently found Voiceplay myself and love them too and Geoff Castellucci is great on his own too.
I don't know if you do these kinds of videos, but Geoff on his YT channel has a tutorial video of how he sings lower, it's pretty informative and I think a voice coach like yourself would enjoy it
I would really love to see your reaction to a Russian oktavist. These are a special class of low, low bass in Russian choral music. because the Orthodox church forbids musical instruments in sacred music they had to train people to sing contra octave notes that would ordinarily be produced by large pipe organs. Vladimir Pasjukov was among the best. His version of "The Twelve Robbers" , "Do Not Reject Me in My Old Age" or "We Praise Thee" with the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir are all spectacular. Most of his performances include notes between B1-G1 with enough volume to stand out over the entire choir while standing 5-20 feet from the microphone.
I agree that I'd love to see you react to Voiceplay's Little Mermaid Medley, but also anything from Jeremy Jordan, Pentatonix, or Adam Lambert would be appreciated! I really enjoy your reactions and analysis.
I am a new subscriber here. Normally, it would be due to Home Free, but I am a fan of Voice Play and Pentatonix, as well! I will go check videos for both. This is definitely one of my favorites by VP! You’re spot on about them not being just vocalists, but voice actors, as well! They do a good bit of their videos this way. They also put out serious and dramatic videos. I look forward to more by the aforementioned groups!
They seem to have a lot of fun in their videos. I really enjoyed their Daddy Sang Bass, Momma Sang Tenor rendition. While you're on your acapella tour I haven't seen you react to Voctave. Maybe when the holidays roll around you can check out their cover of Mary Did You Know with the creator Mark Lowry, unless you've already listened to them.
I love the movie, but I have to say that this performance beats the movie version all hollow. Not just Tim's performance, but the whole arrangement and staging is awesome.
Check out their rendition of Tennessee Whisky and a newer one The Bones (sadly this one without Earl as he has left the group, but Emoni Wilkins is featured. Some of the harmonies are crazy.
Good afternoon dear!!! Could you react to the great Spanish singer Cristina Ramos and her amazing, intriguing and spectacular performance in America's Got talent of the song 'Bohemian Rapsody'? She killed it!! I'm sure Freddie would have loved that performance too. Another great performance she did was 'Show must go on' in 'Britain' s Got talent (to me, this one is even better than the one mentioned above) . You can choose the one you like the most or both hehe. She rocks!
There’s been a number of recommendations for their recent release of the little mermaid medley. They also did a medley from Moana a ways back which is also excellent.
I'd like to add a vote for VP's Moana Medley ft. Rachel Potter. Little Mermaid is excellent as well. I'm hoping you'll take a really deep dive and find VP's version of Phantom of the Opera. Your reactions great; you have so much energy.
If you know what RARB* is, you might want to check out their "Group Of The Decade" -> Maybebop. They did "Sounds Of Silence", "Purple Rain", "Fortress" and many others. "Sounds Of Silence" and "Greensleeves" were also done by Peter Hollens featuring Tim Foust, so there is lots to check out. *www.rarb.org --> The Recorded A Cappella Review Board
You said it best: Geoff is a world class vocalist. I don’t know if you noticed, but his last sustained note on the word “man”, singing in harmony with the other group members, is one of the lowest notes ever heard sung by a human being. Ha ha.
@@DennisKovacich Yup! They do! The first time I watched the video I laughed so hard at that! He also uses subharmonics to achieve the “subterranean” note, which makes it even better. 😂
Several reactors have said that last note is E1…That’s not even close to the lowest note a human has sung which is a G-7, which is 7 octaves below a piano and 8 octaves below the lowest G on a piano.
Thank you for responding to our request to do this song by “voice play”. I wonder if you have done “man of constant sorrow” by home free? Can you please do that one next?
I know this is an old video, at this point, but between 5:35 and 5:40, when Erle was singing "you aren't comprehending the position that you're in" there was a deeper voice heard "behind" him singing the same line. No one has mentioned it, so I wonder if it was just done in post.
Did you ever see The Sing Off? It was an acapella competition show.. I was introduced to Voice Play, Home Free and Peter Hollens watching this.. and of course Pentatonix. That show was such a blast.. so sorry that it was canceled. Peter Hollens and Tim Foust from Home Free often collaborate and have done many James Taylor covers etc.. So much stuff out there! Geoff Castelucci arranged Elvira for Home Free I think..such a great song... both with and without The Oak Ridge Boys. Have seen Home Free many times before all this insanity and they are even better live.. hard to believe, but so true!! Thanks!! New Sub here..
HI! Please react to Chris Stapleton live at Austin City Limits (Tennessee Whiskey), and Eva Cassidy (Somewhere Over the Rainbow/Danny Boy/Fields of Gold) - pick one or all - gorgeous voice THANK YOU! :)
First, thanks for your work. I enjoy reaction videos as much as or more than the performance. Moving on, the bass also sings subtly in the background via an extra track of recording. You're going to find these groups amazing outside of their performances. I once read a comment that compared Home Free with the other a capella groups including this one. The focus on visuals and acting is different compared with the music. These groups also support each other. A member of VoicePlay arranged "Elvira" for the collaboration between the Oak Ridge Boys and Home Free. These are respectful artists and professionals.
Very interesting your comment about being vocal actors, I never had a term to explain the difference between great singers that can communicate emotions, intent, etc. and ordinary singers, if you don't mind I will now be using your terminology, as it makes perfect sense to me. For the next Voiceplay, I would strongly suggest their Moana Medley. Also thought you might be interested in watching this video of Geoff explaining how he sings low notes. ua-cam.com/video/XKLaYGHJoJM/v-deo.html
Loved this. I still don't know how anybody can reach down that low. Could you do a reaction of Cornflake Girl or something equally as awesome by Tori Amos?
along with little mermaid by voiceplay you should react to when ever u get chance to this is holloween, warriors, phantom of the opera love voiceplay there my fav so far
What a range he has........... Geoff "Hold my beer at the end".
Bass and beat boxer always on point... really all of them though
When he hits that E1 at the last it's almost heart-stopping.
Oogie Boogie is my youngest's favorite from VoicePlay. That low note is CRAZY.
That last note is an E1 (40 Hz), but he can go lower.
There's plenty of material out there by Voiceplay as a whole group. Enjoy.
But (partly due to the pandemic) Geoff has also been releasing some solo material where he multitracks himself into 4 or 5 part harmony. He put up Bare Necessities (from Jungle Book) a month or two ago, and just released Blackbird (Paul McCartney) this past week. His final low note on Blackbird is so low that I can't even identify it properly (partly because my hearing cuts out at a little below 40 Hz).
And Geoff has released readings of Edgar Allan Poe. The Telltale Heart. The Raven. If you're also a public speaking teacher/coach, that could be interesting.
I don't think I've ever heard him go lower than an E1 with that much raw POWER, though. Whenever he goes low its usually not that strong.
Peter K The power of subharmonics :)
Peter K he doesn't have any lower notes on recording that I'm aware of. Some people claimed a B0 in the imagine dragons video, but he said it was edited in in post.
Peter K he went D1 at their newest little mermaid medley. If you have their patreon you are able to hear the karaoke version. His D1 sub is SOLID
@@charliecampbell6851 that was the A0
You have now encountered the three premier basses in the acapela world. Have fun exploring more of their work.
Geoff is literally a god of subharmonics, he mastered that technique and with it has basically a 5 octave range, which is insane. This was so great and informative. Would absolutely love to see more reactions and professional decoding of VoicePlays songs and medleys! All of them have so much talent and creativity to offer.
Their "Queen/Boy Bands in 5 minutes" medleys are insanely good!! They've also covered "What's This?" and "This is Helloween" from Nightmare Before Christmas.
A 5 octave range isn't horribly unusual for a bass or low baritone singer. The reason being, you can learn and practice to go higher -- to a point. However, in chest voice, you can only go so low before your vocal cords aren't long enough and your larynx isn't big enough. Bass singers are at a major advantage to sing over a larger than average range. I am a bass with a 4 octave range, while I am not highly trained, either -- I do have some training, though.
Towards the end when Geoff goes from B4 to E1. His voice cracked at the word “oogie “
You might really enjoy Geoff Castellucci's rendition of the Beatles Blackbird. It's one of his solo videos he does for fun.
Blackbird is fantastic.
His vocal range is just phenomenal!!! I really hope she reacts to this!
You said you were going to react to more of these guys. I recommend that you check out Hoist the Colours. They’ve done a lot of brilliant stuff lately.
Please next one Peter Hollens and Tim Foust "Misty mountains" Tanks and stay safe
Literally the only expert who hasn't mentioned the e1... Though everything else was caught. Can't help thinking that was on purpose.
Oh awesome! A new reaction on one of my favorite videos! You really cannot go wrong with Voiceplay. They have two other “Nightmare Before Christmas” songs, “This Is Halloween” and “What’s This?” They have more simple songs, like “Can’t Help Falling In Love With You” and jaw dropping videos like “Warriors” (Imagine Dragons cover) and “Just Sing!” (watch with subtitles on!) Sadly, Earl has left the group recently (the one with the bushy beard), but they’ve done a couple great songs since he left like “The Heart of Life” and “Bones.”
Also Geoff has his own channel. His version of “Blackbird” is breathtaking!
Boy, you seemed oblivious to that super-low note he cranked out at the end.
VoicePlay really is phenomenal all around. They do great characters, and I would even class them as some of my favorite "villain" singers. Not that they just do villain stuff, but when they do, boy do they do it justice. But if you want another fantastic villain, there's an artist named Jonathan Young on UA-cam that you really need to look into. His cover of Hellfire from The Hunchback of Notre Dame is chilling.
Voiceplay actually competed against Home Free in season 4 of The Sing-Off. Home Free won that season, and Voiceplay was eliminated I believe after three rounds. However, I'm not sure the current singers in Voiceplay are the same ones that competed in The Sing-Off, since their cast has changed several times since then. Great reaction; you are now deep into the world of acapella. Enjoy!
I'm really enjoying your reviews. And another vote for Voiceplay's Little Mermaid Medley featuring Rachel Potter, or their Queen Medley.
Or? Don’t you mean and?
Saw VoicePlay this past winter (3rd row center!). What a treat! They were as fantastic in person as you can imagine!
so glad that you followed our advice on reacting to this cover. Geoff's use of sub-harmonics will rattle the floors!!, for another fun reaction try VP's "History of Boy Bands"
Goodness gracious this was FUN! Perfect for me today. Thank you! And the voices ... whoa ... variety and harmony is an understatement, and my teeth are still vibrating from those low low notes ...
I don’t know why, but there’s literally nothing I hate hearing than my own voice. It’s so alien.
Same 😂
It’s because the way your voice comes out of your mouth to be recorded sounds different than how you hear it in your head when you talk. It’s much the same as many people not liking pictures of themselves because they’re used to seeing themselves reversed in a mirror, but pictures show the way other people see you. That’s why, when you use the front facing camera on your phone, it reverses the image to look like your reflection.
Voiceplay did a Phantom of the Opera cover with Rachel Potter and it's amazing! Please check it out!
Great reaction.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great reaction & I agree that Geoff is a world class vocalist. I love him & Voiceplay. I would suggest The Mermaid Medley & Geoff's solo version of Blackbird. You can't go wrong with anything from VP though although you will see some different people over the course of the years. The tall gentleman with the beard in Oogie Boogie, Earl, just left the group a couple of months ago. Another interesting piece of trivia is that the man playing "Santa" is Geoff's brother-in-law (his wife's brother).
Thank you so much for listing to the feedback! So happy to watch this reaction. My love for acapaella music started as a kid when I would watch Rockapella sing the theme song to “where in the world is Carmen San Diego”. I absolutely love Pentatonix and HomeFree, but I feel that VoicePlay has become my new favorite. It’s so sad that they just lost their counter tenor.
In the Holloween spirit, this song, in combination with “this is Halloween” and “Grim Grinning Ghosts” is a lot of fun. Just more suggestions for future reactions.
I love that you watch the video without a lot of commentary at first, then break it down later. But you missed out on commenting on that last amazing note.😉 Please be sure to check Geoff's channel out. Especially his rendition of 16 Tons and Misty Mountains where he harmonizes with clones of himself. For a heart stoppingly beautiful yet creepy video check out Hoist the Colors - it is mesmerizing.
Oh, Peter Hollens is also worth looking into.
I really enjoyed your reaction and recap of VoicePlay. In your comments, you mentioned both Avi and Tim, so you've obviously reacted to Pentatonix and Home Free. Since you are on this a cappella journey, I urge you to check out Voctave, a larger group but no beatboxer. Like the aforementioned VoicePlay, Pentatonix, and Home Free, Voctave is also comprised of phenomenal singers creating incredible harmonies. I look forward to more of your reactions.
Hello I'm a new subscriber and I love your reactions. I recently found Voiceplay myself and love them too and Geoff Castellucci
is great on his own too.
Now show it to your Kids!! as a second reaction and video it please
I don't know if you do these kinds of videos, but Geoff on his YT channel has a tutorial video of how he sings lower, it's pretty informative and I think a voice coach like yourself would enjoy it
You should review Geoff's cover of "Far Over the Misty Mountains". That is if you like chill bumps.
I would really love to see your reaction to a Russian oktavist. These are a special class of low, low bass in Russian choral music. because the Orthodox church forbids musical instruments in sacred music they had to train people to sing contra octave notes that would ordinarily be produced by large pipe organs. Vladimir Pasjukov was among the best. His version of "The Twelve Robbers" , "Do Not Reject Me in My Old Age" or "We Praise Thee" with the St. Petersburg Chamber Choir are all spectacular. Most of his performances include notes between B1-G1 with enough volume to stand out over the entire choir while standing 5-20 feet from the microphone.
LOve love love this song and their rendition of it. Cant wait to see your reaction!
Their Little Mermaid medley version is awesome!!!
Queen in 5 minutes from them! My fav of theirs.
You might also enjoy Voiceplay's rendition of "This is Halloween", as well. Tis the season! 🎃🎃🎃
I agree that I'd love to see you react to Voiceplay's Little Mermaid Medley, but also anything from Jeremy Jordan, Pentatonix, or Adam Lambert would be appreciated! I really enjoy your reactions and analysis.
chelliespider Yes! Adam Lambert!
I am a new subscriber here. Normally, it would be due to Home Free, but I am a fan of Voice Play and Pentatonix, as well! I will go check videos for both. This is definitely one of my favorites by VP! You’re spot on about them not being just vocalists, but voice actors, as well! They do a good bit of their videos this way. They also put out serious and dramatic videos. I look forward to more by the aforementioned groups!
They seem to have a lot of fun in their videos. I really enjoyed their Daddy Sang Bass, Momma Sang Tenor rendition. While you're on your acapella tour I haven't seen you react to Voctave. Maybe when the holidays roll around you can check out their cover of Mary Did You Know with the creator Mark Lowry, unless you've already listened to them.
First time watching Voice play... Let's see her react to the 2 octave switch and Geoff's last note...
I love the movie, but I have to say that this performance beats the movie version all hollow. Not just Tim's performance, but the whole arrangement and staging is awesome.
Voiceplay is great; particularly like this one. IMO, their best (so far) is Warriors. Great reaction, thanks for sharing!
Check out their rendition of Tennessee Whisky and a newer one The Bones (sadly this one without Earl as he has left the group, but Emoni Wilkins is featured. Some of the harmonies are crazy.
Thank you sooo much for not chopping it up in the first listen like so many other voice coaches. This way we get to enjoy it with you! 😁
Good afternoon dear!!! Could you react to the great Spanish singer Cristina Ramos and her amazing, intriguing and spectacular performance in America's Got talent of the song 'Bohemian Rapsody'? She killed it!! I'm sure Freddie would have loved that performance too. Another great performance she did was 'Show must go on' in 'Britain' s Got talent (to me, this one is even better than the one mentioned above) . You can choose the one you like the most or both hehe. She rocks!
Geoff costalucci also has his own songs out by himself or she sings as a four-part Harmony and he does it brilliantly
Check out their Queen in 5 Minutes, shows off all their voices and talents
Great reaction! Also I must say your smile is priceless! You are one classy woman!
Goodness me.. you just radiate beauty... Oh.. that was totally unasked for.. my bad.. I love your reaction videos! :)
Can't wait to watch this tomorrow
:) We're all Unique Instruments.
We are all here to see her reaction about the low note at the end and she doesn't even mention it?
I'm here for the whole reaction but sure
I think she didn't hear it or she thinked that it was an effect
VoicePlay, Pentatonix, Voctave, Home Free, Peter Hollens, Paint, lots to go through. :)
Their Queen in 5 mins is amazing or their Moana cover
HERE WE GOOOOOOOOOO 😳
You should listen Blackbird by Geoff Castellucci. Enjoy. Tennessee Whisky as well. They're so good.
There’s been a number of recommendations for their recent release of the little mermaid medley. They also did a medley from Moana a ways back which is also excellent.
Love them, you cant go wrong with Voiceplay, More please ! :)
I'd like to add a vote for VP's Moana Medley ft. Rachel Potter. Little Mermaid is excellent as well. I'm hoping you'll take a really deep dive and find VP's version of Phantom of the Opera. Your reactions great; you have so much energy.
If you know what RARB* is, you might want to check out their "Group Of The Decade" -> Maybebop.
They did "Sounds Of Silence", "Purple Rain", "Fortress" and many others. "Sounds Of Silence" and "Greensleeves" were also done by
Peter Hollens featuring Tim Foust, so there is lots to check out.
*www.rarb.org --> The Recorded A Cappella Review Board
You said it best: Geoff is a world class vocalist. I don’t know if you noticed, but his last sustained note on the word “man”, singing in harmony with the other group members, is one of the lowest notes ever heard sung by a human being. Ha ha.
At this level most of them are world class.
Watch their video with captions on, and they call that last note subterranean!
@@DennisKovacich Yup! They do! The first time I watched the video I laughed so hard at that! He also uses subharmonics to achieve the “subterranean” note, which makes it even better. 😂
Several reactors have said that last note is E1…That’s not even close to the lowest note a human has sung which is a G-7, which is 7 octaves below a piano and 8 octaves below the lowest G on a piano.
If i'm not mistaken, Tim helped Geoff develop the bass voice that he has now
Yup, he got a lot of pointers from tim on sub harmonics!
Check out Home Free's new song, a cover of Folsom Prison Blues by Johnny Cash. Tim does som crazy stuff there...
You should definitely go over to Geoff’s channel and react to his cover of Blackbird by the Beatles, it’s sooo good and his voice is ridiculous 😭😭
Thank you for responding to our request to do this song by “voice play”. I wonder if you have done “man of constant sorrow” by home free? Can you please do that one next?
2:50-2:53 Watch and listen to what Geoff is doing in the background...
I know this is an old video, at this point, but between 5:35 and 5:40, when Erle was singing "you aren't comprehending the position that you're in" there was a deeper voice heard "behind" him singing the same line. No one has mentioned it, so I wonder if it was just done in post.
I know this won’t be possible but I wish you could react to every single music video of voiceplay
Every single one of them are must-sees!!!!!
you are so charming
Check out Jeff' version of 16 tons on his own channel
Just found your channel and really enjoyed it you have a new fan
Pentatonix does a song from The Nightmare Before Christmas as well. You should check out their rendition of Making Christmas
Have you heard Peter Hollens and Tim Foust and their take (just the two of them) on Misty Mountain? If not you need too.
Be sure to listen to The Headless Horseman and Sixteen Tons.
React to Tim foust misty mountains
Please listen to Geoff's today released solo cover of "Headless Horseman". So enjoyable low (and high) singing!
Did you ever see The Sing Off? It was an acapella competition show.. I was introduced to Voice Play, Home Free and Peter Hollens watching this.. and of course Pentatonix. That show was such a blast.. so sorry that it was canceled.
Peter Hollens and Tim Foust from Home Free often collaborate and have done many James Taylor covers etc.. So much stuff out there! Geoff Castelucci arranged Elvira for Home Free I think..such a great song... both with and without The Oak Ridge Boys.
Have seen Home Free many times before all this insanity and they are even better live.. hard to believe, but so true!! Thanks!! New Sub here..
You are soooo cute!
lol we have the same headphones
I like your haircut! You look awesome!
If you want to hear another unique voice, check out Angelina Jordan singing I Put A Spell On You the black and white version.
Voiceplay daddy sang bass
You should react to Geoff Castellucci’s headless horseman video. I think you would really enjoy it. It’s one of my favorites
HI! Please react to Chris Stapleton live at Austin City Limits (Tennessee Whiskey), and Eva Cassidy (Somewhere Over the Rainbow/Danny Boy/Fields of Gold) - pick one or all - gorgeous voice THANK YOU! :)
AMEN! Still me! LOL
Pretty Please! :)
Home freeeee holsom.prispn bluesss
First, thanks for your work. I enjoy reaction videos as much as or more than the performance. Moving on, the bass also sings subtly in the background via an extra track of recording.
You're going to find these groups amazing outside of their performances.
I once read a comment that compared Home Free with the other a capella groups including this one. The focus on visuals and acting is different compared with the music. These groups also support each other. A member of VoicePlay arranged "Elvira" for the collaboration between the Oak Ridge Boys and Home Free. These are respectful artists and professionals.
If you really want to hear something amazing, follow Geoff Castelucci. He's the bass.
Voiceplay, Anything..
Little Mermaid 🧜♀️
Great reaction and thanks for doing this one. Please check out their Little Mermaid medley as well!
Very interesting your comment about being vocal actors, I never had a term to explain the difference between great singers that can communicate emotions, intent, etc. and ordinary singers, if you don't mind I will now be using your terminology, as it makes perfect sense to me. For the next Voiceplay, I would strongly suggest their Moana Medley.
Also thought you might be interested in watching this video of Geoff explaining how he sings low notes.
ua-cam.com/video/XKLaYGHJoJM/v-deo.html
Loved this. I still don't know how anybody can reach down that low.
Could you do a reaction of Cornflake Girl or something equally as awesome by Tori Amos?
Btw Geoff is also the one responsible for a lot of there arrangements
Please "El triste" de José Jose
along with little mermaid by voiceplay you should react to when ever u get chance to this is holloween, warriors, phantom of the opera love voiceplay there my fav so far
Please react to Geoff Castellucci's new cover of Monster Mash - just in time for Halloween 2021 🎃. It's just so much fun!
Being a fan of the nightmare before christmas, you're gonna enjoy making christmas by Pentatonix.
Please review Auld Lang Syne by Home Free
Loved the video but also have to ask, has anyone ever told you you look like President Coin from the Hunger Games movies?
If you like this check out kidnap the sandy claus