Music Teacher Reacts: Man of Constant Sorrow by Home Free
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- Music teacher reaction and analysis to Home Free's version of Man of Constant Sorrow.
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Avi joins them for Ring Of Fire and Tim goes low at the end and Avi tips his hat and smiles 😁
Avi switches to a cowboy hat as in "if you can't beat em, join em"
And then Avi in cameo for 'Champaign on a beer budget.'
Great reaction. You are one of the few that catches that Tim goes down a whole octave after his solo. Amazing range.
But there are allmost No one who catches Austin going up a octave, when they sing the chorus part.
Home Free is the best Acapella group ever. These guys are so talented.❤️
The mouth harp sound at the beginning and end of the video was done by Chance, who is beside Adam The Beatboxer in the back, but the "Nomonica" was totally done by the beatboxer and I've seen them do this song in concert and it sounds just as good.
Sometimes referred to as a juice harp
lol. nomonica - I see what you did, there
Well, not quite. Sometimes referred to as something less PC than that…
We call them juice harps here. I slobbered on a cpl of them growing up. But he didn’t use one amazing.
I didn't realize that Chance was doing it until you said something! Thanks! That's really cool!
Tim enunciates the words so beautifully. I'm able to understand what he's saying. Actually, all the guys enunciates so well.
Mouth harp is the sound you hear, which is done by Adam Chance 100% all his voice ( back left) Baritone/Bass, Adam Rupp is the beat boxer (back right) , Tim Foust Bass Man, Rob Lundquist Lead Tenor ( beard, glasses), Austin Brown high Tenor, (middle). Tim has a 5 Octave range. Hope you do more Home Free!! 5 part Harmonies no beat boxing How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, Rest High On That Mountain (church version)
Adam R also contributes some cool high stuff in Listen To The Music (in my top 5 favorites from them).
I think Jaw Harp or Jew's Harp is more the term. A tiny harp that you put against your lips or teeth and hum/blow through the arms while plucking the flapper. Mouth Harp is often used to describe the harmonica.
@@martinhafner2201 - yes, all of those are used interchangeably (Mouth, Jaw, Jew, Juice, and several others). I have heard all of them hear in the South. When I was little my brother had one and so around my house, we referred to it as the Jew's Harp.
YES cat60! I love Home Free to hear Tim's high range PLEASE watch their version of CAM's MAY DAY
Tim Faust range: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay
New subscriber, came for the Home Free! Home Free in my opinion are 5 of the most talented guys in music today. They can sing anything and make is sound amazing! Their arrangements, their harmonizing, their ability to put the best lead singer in each song and they blend beautifully. And the beatboxer/ vocal percussionist Adam Rupp (the human drum kit) brings it to life. Individually they are incredibly talented. Together they are phenomenal! They are also humble, humorous and they love what they do and love their fans (Home Fries). And we love them right back! They are country leaning, but sing all different genres of music. You can pick any video from their incredible catalog on youtube and you will not be disappointed!Welcome to your Home Free journey! Thank you for your reaction!
Avi Kaplan joins Home Free on their cover of Johnny Cashs' Ring Of Fire. The beat boxer, Adam Rupp, is almost inhuman in his ability to go very high with his sound effects, if you'd like a sample I suggest you listen to Home Frees cover of the Doobie Brothers classic Listen To The Music.
Adam has a video on how he does the harmonica
Geoff Castellucci is in Voiceplay. This bass (with a 5+ octave range) is Tim Foust. The jaw harp is made by their newest member Adam Chance who goes by Chance and replace Original member Chris Rupp. 1st singer is Austin Brown. "Here we go" is soulful Rob Lundquist. Last but NEVER least is Adam Rupp, human sound machine and fantastic singer, brother to Chris.
Jaw harp?
Interesting.
A direct translation of the name in my language would be "mouth harp" so that makes sense.
@@Luredreier Here in Virginia. they call it a juice harp , But back in the hollows, Where they tend to talk a little different , Is called a jew's harp.
My grandma called it a juice harp I think she ment jaw harp 😆
@@belindabarnett5646 it is also called a Jews harp, which was often heard as juice harp.
@@Luredreier it is a lamellophone instrument, consisting of a flexible metal or bamboo tongue or reed attached to a frame. Contrary to the colloquial name, the Jew's harp most likely originated in Siberia, specifically in or around the Altai Mountains and has no relation to the Jewish people.
Tim is a natural bass. He has a 5 "plus" octave range. Adam Rupp is co-founder of this group. He started beat boxing in college. They all are lead singers, they all beat box to some degree, live 9-5 breakout will give you an idea. Thanks for the reaction to these great talented gents.
Chris Rupp Adam's brother was the founder...
Chris formed the group in 2001 in Minnesota, the five originals were, Chris and Adam Rupp, Matt Atwood, Darren Scruggs, and Dan Lemke.
This explains why I have never taken to Avi's voice at all, but totally love anything Tim sings...it's the tone.
Tim's "dragon breath" is something else. I would suggest to take a look at Tim and his friend Peter Hollens singing Misty Mountain there is some serious bass. The whole song is done just by the two of them layering their voices. The two have done quite a lot songs together and Peter joined Home Free a couple of time too.
They've come a long way since the Sing-Off, haven't they? Thanks for reacting to them. Most don't react to Tim (bass) dropping the octave at the end, so you're already ahead of the game!
FYI: All of the guys get the lead at some point, so continue to listen to them. They're a phenomenal group.
For fun: Butts Medley, Country Fried Pop.
For Austin Brown Yodeling: Thank God I'm a Country Boy.
For Austin scatting: Wake me Up.
For Tim (bass/tenor/alto): Brothers in Arms, Ring of Fire ... so many more to list.
For Rob (beard): Check out End of the Road and Take me Home, Country Roads or God Bless the Broken Road. BUT Catch me if you Can is my favorite of his and it's a HF original.
Adam Rupp is the beatboxer. He's my favorite all-around musician in this group because he defies so many norms, and I love that. It's interesting, everything he does. Check him out for some of the solo performances he does. The one in the red flannel from 2015 is a great intro to his genius. AND he has even gotten better since then (more crisp). The Strawberry Festival TH-cam video is great and shows his progress since 2015.
By the way, Geoff is from Voiceplay. Here, Tim Foust is the bass (and tenor) from Home Free. I say tenor, too, because Tim can sing very high, and it's astonishing at times, since he's very flexible in all of his ranges, with vocal runs higher and even in his deep register, which is very unique for a bass. Therefore, you should check out his solo stuff, as well. You won't be disappointed. He's got a five octave range, and he owns every single note of it.
You might look at their cover of "Helplessly Hoping" by Crosby, Stills, and Nash, it is absolutely breathtaking and I think it showcases their own unique voices and their ability to blend flawlessly with each other better than almost any other song they have done. But imho every song they have done is amazing, welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
YES! This is my go-to recommendation. The harmonies are some of the best ever recorded.
I’ll triple that recommendation! It’s one of my favorites as well.
Yeah a lot of people don't realize that, as well as being an excellent beat boxer, Adam Rupp is also an excellent singer. Helplessly Hoping doesn't have beat boxing so instead Adam harmonizes with the others. Also, Adam said he never beat boxed until he and his brother Chris started Home Free. Incredible.
Tim Foust, the bass, has the most amazing range!! He has an album of songs where he does All the parts himself. Listen to Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/ Stay.... hold on to your chair, though, he is a vocal acrobat!!! I've seen them live and he is for real... I'm in awe!!
Good Catch and Teaching moment on Tim dropping an octave at the end of his solo. Most reactors do not catch this, let alone comment. Your face confirmed the catch. What, What, What was that?
Actually PTX started in 2011 in high school, Home Free started in 2001 in college. Both are amazing but I lean to Home Free more. The bass is Tim Foust and the beatboxer is Adam Rupp, the high tenor is Austin Brown, the lead tenor is Rob Lundquist and the baritone is Adam "Chance " he replaced Chris Rupp when he left the group after the sing off. Awesome reaction ‼️ 🤗
That was one of the first songs I heard from these fantastic guys. I don't remember how many times I watched the video until I was sure - there is no harmonica LOL Austin and Rob do a damn good job. And then Tim's bass.... WOW. By the way, it's still beyond me how Chance gets the mouth harp notes right. Thanks for the great reaction!
I was amazed by the drum. I kept playing the song over and over because I thought it was an actual drum after I realized there was no harmonica
A great look at Tim's incredible bass is their Dire Straits cover of "Brothers in Arms."
For contrast in Tim's range follow up brothers in arms with their mayday cover
I can see that I am late to the party over here! :D My fellow Home Fries have already filled you in with a lot of basic info about our boys. Other things to know is that they call themselves a band rather than a group as they use their voices to mimic the normal progression and sounds of regular instruments that are not the mouth. These guys are professionals, and they are not only crazy talented, and they keep evolving, they are also funny, caring, humble and genuinely awesome people. They release 1-2 new videos every month and have done so since the summer of 2014, the year after they won season 4 of the Sing Off. This means there are around 200 videos to react to. Make your pick as you are drawn to them and mix it in with our suggestions and recommendations, because some are more impressive than others - although they are all impressive. While most of their videos are covers, or upgrades as we affectionately like to call them, their two latest albums are mostly originals, the bulk part of them co-penned, because that is how they write music in Nashville, by Austin Brown (the high tenor) and Tim Foust (the bass). Btw, Home Free was around for 9 years before PTX was formed and they started using beatboxing very early in, so PTX was not part of the creation of this type of acapella, they were however leading the movement due to their win in the Sing-Off, which was more exposed than the following season, and due to them singing more main stream and popular music. I have subscribed in hopes for more Home Free. Oh, and they have some amazing collaborations out there, covers featuring the original artist, including American Pie with Don McLean himself (the second time ever he has studio recorded the song), Elvira with the Oak Ridge Boys, Christmas in Dixie with Alabama, God Bless the USA with Lee Greenwood, One Voice with Billy Gilman, and Don't Laugh at Me with Mark Wills, People with Jeffrey East, as well as some other artists that are upcoming like Texas Hill, Maggie Baugh and more. Aside from this they also performed at Diana Ross' 75th birthday party, rushed in with a few days notice after she had spent a day binge watching their videos, and they did Children Go Where I Send Thee with Kenny Rogers on his last Christmas album. But don't just react to the collaborations, because while they are awesome together with others, they shine even brighter on their own. Enjoy!! :D
PARAGRAPHS!
Bass- Tim Foust beatboxer- Adam Rupp the first person to sing is Austin Brown (High tenor) the second person is Rob Lundquist (lead tenor) the man behind Austin is Adam Chance (baritone). Love this arrangement! Great reaction 🎉 I love Home Free😊
So much good work by Home Free since the Sing Off! Keep reacting to them, please!
So glad you enjoyed our guys!
There has been a change of lineup since you saw them on the Sing off.
The original cofounder Chris Rupp left in 2016 to do his own channel and Chance took his place.
HOME FREE is
Adam Rupp, (co-founder, a D & D Cleric from Minnesota)
the incredible phenomenal Freak of Nature, a.k.a Spitter
“Nomonica” and “lots of other instruments”
Beatboxer, Tenor
(Adam) Chance, (replaced Chris Rupp in 2016, A Mandalorian orig from Alabama/Florida now lives in CA)
His is the delightful silky smooth Charming Crooner,
“jaw harp” and “other instruments”
Baritone/Bass
Austin Brown, (skinny jeans, an Elvin Lord orig from Georgia now lives in Tennessee)
Sweet slender sassy Badass
“Some Nomonica” and “other instruments”
Those runs though!
Goodness Gracious!
High Tenor
Rob Lundguist, (a Teddy Bear Braveheart, from Minnesota)
the sweet soulful Bearded Wonder,
Whistler Extraordinaire
Tenor
Tim Foust, (“two things”, Bass Face, The Dragons Breath orig from Texas now lives in Tennessee)
the intense 5 octave playful subwoofer
Breaks speakers
Bass
Along with
Darren Rust,
“magic man” producer
Jimmy Bates,
master of video technique, owned by Dexter
Also their excellent stalwart crew
Chris, Kait, Cam, Abe and Neil
Chris Rupp, (hat guy, from Minnesota)
Retired founding member, Adam’s brother,
doing his own channel now
Excellent arranger
full gentle cheeky artist
Baritone/Bass
I notice the references to their video for Needtobreathe song “Brother”. That would be a good one to react to.
Just saw them do this song live in December. They use a looper so Adam Chance can do the jaw harp sound and also sing baritone. So, he starts out doing the jaw harp for a few measures and then Adam Rupp, the beatboxer who runs the looper, hits a button and it keeps going. The sound is made through a technique called throat singing. It uses the false vocal chords to create a two-note effect. It's all vocal, no electronic manipulation needed. Adam Rupp's nomonica is also purely vocal. It's produced by singing a high note with the mouth closed and placing it at the mid-face/nose area so it resonates through the sinuses. In live shows, Austin goes and joins Adam doing "nomonica" in harmony to his. Adam's done the nomonica in several recent songs -- Workin' for a Living, Ain't Going Down Till the Sun Comes Up, and So Long Dixie, to name the most notable ones.
Oh, and if you count his throat bass, Adam Rupp actually has the widest range in the group. He's definitely their secret weapon.
Home Frees version of this is epic!! They have 200 videos out there!! Each one better than the last!! Thanks for reacting!
Beat boxer - Adam Rupp also does the harmonica effect (also the co-founder of the group) Tim F.- bass (5 octave range) been known to blow out speakers, Adam Chance known as Chance does the mouth harp sound you hear . He is a bass- baritone Austin Brown high tenor Rob L. tenor .
Welcome to the deep rabbit hole of Home Free. You will find it absolutely amazing no mater what song you pick next to listen too.. The fan base of Home free are called Home Fries.. PS They also have some original songs out now that were written by Tim and other members and friends.. Amazing group enjoy the ride!
I always feel good after listening to Home Free. Not only are they extremely talented but they're also just nice guys without an ego problem in sight. Hope you keep doing HF reactions. 🙂
Home Free is known for tight harmonies but they should be known for their ability to create a sound scape. They don't just sing or beatbox. They add the little things like birds, bugs or winds. And that jaw harp sound...all Chance. He does it live and it sounds just as good. And yes, Adam Rupp (beatboxer) swallowed a drum kit. You should see his drum solo stuff. You are absolutely right...the tone of Tim and Avi, though they may hit the same notes, are totally different. The only way I can describe it is that Avi's voice has a velvety quality and Tim's is more butterscotch. Then if you ever get to hear Chance's deeper register...pure smooth whisky! It's cool how they can hit the similar notes but be so different.
Home Free was in season 4 of the Sing-Off, as was VoicePlay, whose bass singer is Geoff (Jeff) Castallucci. Did you see the previous three seasons? Season 2 was broadcast December 2010 and the 2nd place group was Street Corner Symphony out of Nashville. Their bass singer was named Adam Chance. That's the guy you see here in the black vest dong the jews harp sound that begins and ends this song. (He just goes by Chance when with Home Free because there already is an Adam, and usually sings baritone when Tim is singing bass. Usually.) Chance joined Home Free when Adam's brother and co-founder of the group left in May 2016 for solo projects and singing with Cypress Fyre and (with sister Tristin) 7th Ave. I love their video for Uptown Funk!
That's so cool! I do remember Street Corner Symphony. Absolutely loved The Sing Off!
That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing his infamous "nomonica". These guys are just too talented! 😆🍟
The initial "sound effect" by the "baritone" is actually Mongolian Throat Singing. Adam Rupp has a short video on You Tube explaining (kinda) his "nomonica". My personal favorite by the group is "Do You Hear What I Hear" arr. by Adam Rupp.
Oh I agree with Do you hear what I hear - Most amazing and complex arrangement. And with all the other suggestions in the comments 😀
Welcome to Home Free! You are hearing Adam Chance (back left) doing the Mouth harp. Adam Rupp, one of the founding members of Home Free over 20 years ago, is your beat boxer/harmonica. Lead vocals are Austin Brown(front center), Rob Lundquist(front left) and Tim Foust(front right) is your bass. Tim has a huge vocal range. I look forward to witnessing your journey down the rabbit hole!!!
The instrument which eludes your memory is known as either a Jaw Harp, or Jew Harp.
This group! Please keep listening!
Austin Brown is the high tenor, Rob Lundquist is the Tenor, Adam Chance is the baritone, Tim foust does the bass, and Adam rupp the beatboxer. They each take turns singing lead depending on whose voice fits best for particular song. They have worked very hard to extend their octave range I would almost say that each one could can sing through four octaves.Tim Foust sings five or better.
The Home Free bass is Tim Foust. Geoff Castalucci is with another a capella group called VoicePlay. They were on the same season of Sing Off as HF. Their lineup has drastically changed since then though.
The only change in Home Free is that Chris Rupp (usually always in a hat) left in 2016 and Adam Chance (goes by Chance) replaced him. Chance is back left and the last one you see in the video. He's the one doing the mouth harp sound using throat singing.
Not a diggery do but a Jews harp:)
Lol, welcome to the Rabbit Hole! Homefree is an amazingly talented group of guys. Tim doesn't do the over the top Bass Drops if they don't make sense for the song, but there are some songs when done live Tim will drop the ground out from under you. Tim has blown speakers with an insane Bass Drop. Austin and Rob are tenor 1&2 have incredible control with slides and runs. The sound that you couldn't place was not a Digerido, that was Chance, Baritone and Bass as needed can replicate very convincingly, a jaw harp (that's the "twang sound" throughout the song. Adam Rupp ( founding member of the group)does a very convincing "No-monica" Champion Percussionist and Beatbox...the texture he ads to every song is amazing. Oh and by the way Adam is also a talented tenor when he needs to be. All five of them are super versatile which is such a benefit to the group. Songs to watch for are "Understand ", " One man band", " So long Dixie "which does include a fantastic guitarist named Chris Chatham who frequently collaborates with HomeFree. Homefree fans are generally known as " HomeFries "! With over 200 songs in their catalog,you have quite a bit of reacting to do...again, welcome to the Rabbit Hole!
Mouth Harp, and to see them in person is absolutely astonishing!!! Everyone of these singers are girted and talented! Seeing them again in February for the fourth time!!!!
Home Free is the best acapella band out there and Adam is the beast beatboxer 🤷♀️ subscribed for HF
Tim is the bass. His range is unbelievable. He can go high as well.
Brothers in Arms in another great bass song that Tim Foust (the bass) just kills. These guys are all amazing and they just keep surprising us. If you ever have the opportunity to see them live definitely take advantage of it. They are just as good live. Very humble group of guys and down to earth.
Tim Foust is the bass {has a 5-octave range}, Adam Chance {AKA Chance} is the baritone/bass {also a 5-octave range}, Rob Lundquist (with the full beard and glasses} is the tenor {vocally trained in Opera), Austin Brown is the high tenor and is also Vocally trained, Adam Rupp is the beatboxer /vocal percussionist. He sings a small solo in their cover of Amazing Grace. And harmonizes in Helplessly Hoping. they are all amazing guys. the instrument is the mouth harp and didgery doo.
Love your reaction and knowledge shared. We Home Fries are very fond of Tim Foust's bass voice, but he sings a sweet tenor too.
Please react to more Homefree! They are the BEST acapella group of all !
They call his harmonica the “nominica “ he’s taught Austin to do it too
Doing the harmonica is Adam Rupp, the mouth harp is Adam Chance he is in back with the black vest.
Nice reaction young man!! Plenty to choose from with this blessed group, enjoy the rabbit hole. God bless you and yours and God bless the USA
New sub here; came for Home Free reactions. Do a lot of Home Free and we fans, called the Home Fries, will start flocking to your channel in the thousands. The rabbit hole is deep (more than 200 videos/songs) so it’ll take you awhile to get through - - from the ridiculous to the sublime. Enjoy
The instrument that escaped you is a mouth harp, sometimes called a Jew's harp. The last member seen, Adam Chance who goes by Chance, is the one making that sound.
Adam Rupp is the beatboxer, Tim Foust is the bass, Adam Chance is baritone and Rob Lundquist is tenor Austin Brown high tenor.
Tim Foust is the bass. Welcome to the Wonderful World of Home Free!
Mouth Harp...Chance is imulating it, he is incredible.
Adam Rupp is the vocal percussionist (beat boxer) and he is fantastic. You may want to check out his drum solo. Another one of my favorite Adam Rupp sounds is from their Sea Shanty Medley where he does castanets. Geoff Castalucci is the bass for VoicePlay. The bass here is Tim Foust. And you ought to check out Rob and Austin's cover of Nessun Dorma. Rob and Austin are the two tenors. You will be blown away, particularly by Rob.
Home Fries tend to be loyal and fairly friendly fans. You keep doing Home Free, we'll keep coming. I've subscribed in the hopes that you will do more.
Did you notice the record crackles at the very beginning? That was Adam Rupp, who also has magical skills on the no-monica and is a world-class beat boxer.
The other sound was the jaw harp, done by Adam Chance (called Chance), who is in the back row on the left. He replaced Chris Rupp who appeared on the SingOff.
Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5+ octave range (G0-A5). He was singing the lowest in that 4th season, and continues to go deeper than most other singers out there. (Geoff is the bass with a group called VoicePlay, who were also on SingOff that year.) Home Free recorded another version of Ring of Fire and it features Avi, so you can hear the two together. And yes, after his solo, he drops a full octave.
The first singer was Austin Brown, the high tenor. You'll remember him from SingOff. He looks a lot different with the beard.
The second singer was Rob Lundquist, our favorite gopher tenor.
TIM FOUST, not Geoff Castelucci. Geoff is the bass in VoicePlay. Tim has a 5+ octave range. Adam Chance, called Chance (to distinguish from Adam Rupp, the beatboxer) is vocallizing the Jew Harp. He came onboard after the SingOff. Prior to 2016, Chris Rupp, a founder, sang baritone. Now Chance does that and sings bass when Tim has the lead. Adam, the beatboxer, sings a beautiful tenor and plays the trumpet, among other things. Rob Lundquist and Austin Brown (lead here) are wonderful tenors. Welcome ti the Home Free rabbit hole!
Home Free decribes itself as a country acapella band, but they do many other things as well. You cannot pin them down to one genre. There is no lead singer. They either take different verses as they did here or pick the member whose voice best fits the song. So here are the guys and a recommendation that features each of them as the lead:
Front row left to right:
Rob Lundquist - lead tenor - smooth voice with a lot of soul - End of the Road
Austin Brown = high tenor - incredibly strong and flexible voice - When a Man Loves a Woman
Tim Foust = Bass = five octave range and "plays" the bass guitar - Ring of Fire (Sing-off version)
Back row left to right:
Adam Chance (aka Chance) - rich baritone w/ 3 octave range - Cover me Up
Adam Rupp - beatboxer extraordinaire - beat box solo, Listen to the Music
Tim Foust's is the the bass for Home Free. He has a 5 octave range! The beat boxer is the Adam Rupp and has his own segment in the live shows . The Jew's harp is done by Adam Chance , The lead singers in this is are Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist
Tim Foust and Austin Brown sing together when not touring. Chris Rupp & Adam Rupp are the founder's of Home Free ! Adam Chance replaced Chris Rupp when he left the group. I have seen him them live & they are the real deal !
Adam Rupp is our vocal percussionist extraordinaire... he's said to have swallowed a drum kit. That digerido sound is done by Adam Chance (known as Chance) and is like Tibetan throat singing replicating a juice harp... it's done on a looper. Also, I think the higher harmonica is done by Austin Brown (high tenor). The two tenors (Austin and Rob Lundquist) will knock your socks off with their version of Nessum Dorma on the video Two Country Singers Try Singing Opera. Hope you continue your journey down the Home Free Rabbit Hole.
The Bass is Tim Foust, the Beatboxer is Adam Rupp, the bearded guy is Rob Linquist The main vocalist is Austin Brown and the last one is Adam Chance he sings Baratone/Bass and also does sond affects
I believe you're thinking about a 'Jaw Harp', Shaw. PLUS...out of the many dozens of reactors that I listen to, you're so far the only one who seemingly even heard that octave drop at the end of Tim's (the bass) solo, and that includes many music/voice teachers. You've got quite the ear, Master. Please keep reacting.
Tim foist is the bass, Austin brown first tenor, Rob Lindquist the bearded tenor, and Adam chance baritone
Adam "Chance" (Baritone) - Mouth Harp
"Adam" Rupp (Beatboxer) is doing the rest of the instruments here.
Most of the artists here have additional talents besides just singing. Rob Lundquist (Tenor) the one with the best beard is a world class whistler for instance.
Austin Brown (High Tenor) is the first lead here and Tim Foust is the Bass.
In older videos (2016 and before) you will see Chris Rupp (Adam's brother) who is balding and often wears a Cowboy Hat or Cap instead of "Chance".
These guys are the best! Every song they sing is so good, they are all super talented ❤️
The word you are looking for regarding the bass singer is resonance. It truly is smooth.
The beginning instrument that you're questioning is a mouth harp or juice harp as some call it. I believe Adam Chance is mixing that sound with the sound of a digeridoo which is very unique in itself. Also, all of the sounds are vocal. If you want to get a better feel for these guys talent take a listen to these two songs Home Free: Drum Solo [SPM ST15]. This is Adam Rupp by himself. The next one is a testament of how versed the rest of the group is with beatboxing as well Home Free - 9 to 5 + Beatboxing Breakdown, October 27, 2015. Love the reactions, have a great day.
Tim Foust is Home Free's bass . He has a five octave range. If you saw them at The Sing Off , then might remember Jewel commenting how Tim could go from a tenor to a bass.
The bass that you are thinking of is Geoff Castelluci from Voiceolay. Voiceplay was on the same season as Home Free. Geoff wasn't featured that much during the competition. The two groups because friends. They made a fun video of Survivor, one of the songs for the elimination challenge , called Zombies vs. Hillbillies.
Adam Rupp is their best boxer. He can also sing tenor. He and his brother Chris were co-founders of the group. They were both on The Sing-Off. Chris sang baritone and later resigned from the group to do his own personal projects.
Chris was replaced by Adam Chance as a baritone/bass. He has a four octave range. He is called Chance to avoid confusion with the two Adams. Chance is an alumnus of The Sing Off too. He was the bass for Street Corner Symphony that placed second on the second season of The Sing-Off. He makes the
Diggerydo and Jew harp sounds
You might want to see them to sing Ring of Fire featuring Avi Kaplan
You can get a direct comparison between Tim Faust and Avi Caplan in Home Free's music video cover of "Ring of Fire".
The instrument is a Mouth Harp or Jew's Harp.
New subscriber and a great reaction, too! I love it when people discover Home Free. They are a freakishly talented group of fellas! They can make you laugh sometimes, they can make you cry sometimes but they always impress. Here's a cheat sheet on the group: Adam Rupp, co-founder of HF and the awesome beatboxer. Tim Foust, bass. He has a five-octave range. Robb Lundquist (glasses and beard) Tenor Harmony. Austin Brown, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, Baritone ( goes by Chance). Chance replaced Chris Rupp (co-founder) who left in 2016. Take Me Home Country Roads is phenomenal but you might also want to check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, Dive Bar Saints and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. They have recently released several new songs that you will want to check out. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
Home Free is the best--period. It's easy to forget they are completely acapella and make all "instrumental" sounds themselves.
In this song they are making a distinct southern (country blues) presentation--it definitely fits the lyrics of the song. Chance doing the jaw harp sound really sets the stage for this song's story, which Austin's twang fits phenomenally. Tim's bass line completely grounds the harmonies and Adam's voice percussion simply cannot be beat. This performance highlights a lot of Home Free's strengths although they also handle ANY other genre just as amazingly❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️
That’s Adam Chance with the buttery smooth coming in following Tim.
Mouth harp, juice harp, jaw harp, it depends which part of the South you hail from, is the instrument you are thinking of. It is a small metal U shaped hand held with a spring wire attached to the bottom curve of the U. It is held between the lips while plucking the spring wire and changing the aperture of the the open mouth, pitch can be altered and resonance is provided by the mouth cavity. The lower registers can sound similar to a didgeridoo.This sound came from the baritone singer in the band, Adam Chance (Chance) and is the very last person you see at the end of the song providing the droning sound on the outro. Adam Rupp is the beat boxer extraordinaire, but you will find that all of these guys can mimic Instruments when need arises.
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What you're hearing is a 'jaws harp'. I believe Chance is the one doing that sound at the beginning. And yes, it is a southern instrument.
the bass singer is Tim...who can and does go to a F1, but the beat boxer is Adam Rupp....
New sub here! Loved your reaction and analysis! More Home Free please!
Adam Chance was using a throat singing technique to sound like the jaw harp. He uses a looper for live performances because he says it hurts his voice to do it throughout the song.
They never miss on a song. Cover upgrades! Talent level is just unreal. Not sure Adam is from Earth
Austin Brown high tenor, Rob Liquist tenor Adam( Chance) baritone, Tim Foust bass but he can sing 5 octives, Adam Rupp beatboxer.
Somewhere on youtube adam rupp (beat boxer) gives very short instruction of how he does the hsrmonica sound
New viewer here and really enjoyed your reaction !! Huge Home Free fan and will look forward to more reactions from you. In my opinion they are the Absolute Best around.
Welcome to the home fry rabbit home!!! ❤
Rabbit HOLE!! 😂
The Group "Straight with No Chaser" was the first A Capella group I heard about 20 or so years ago,, They formed in College and just kept going.
Just found your channel and subscribed in the hopes you'll do more Home Free. I just found them 2 months ago and life is just better now than it was before. Some of my favorites are How Great Thou, Hillbilly Bone, wake Me Up, and Helplessly Hoping. And about 100 others. I will see them live in Atlanta on March 4th and can't wait! Thanks for reacting to them.
They will be returning on the channel for sure!
Thanks for your reaction. Home Free are the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. Glad you caught the bass drop after Tim's solo. So many reactors miss it. Avi & Tim are true basso profundos. Whereas Geoff isn't & he uses subharmonics.
Wrong, Geoff actually has the lowest chest note of the three. All three use extended techniques below about G1, but Geoff has consistently hit F#1 in chest and F1 a couple times. Tim is famous for his growl notes in his lower register (such as the final note on "Ring of Fire"), Avi lowest chest note is a G1 and he, too uses the growl technique a lot below that. Of the three, Avi is the only true basso profundo; all three are true basses. A basso profundo isn't what you think it is, I believe. A basso is classified as such for their ability to sing bass over a choir or loud instrumentation while themselves not being amplified. And, even then, that classification is calculated at Eb2 (just barely into the bass range). A basso, too, must be able to sing a C2 at a volume enough to be heard but not at fortissimo.
@@johndeeregreen4592 Many music professionals have identified as Tim as a badso profundo watching his performances. All are great basses. Avi has an unusually rich tone and great control. Geoff can go the lowest in chest voice. He has a distinctive heavy voice that adds tremendously to Voiceplay. Tim has an insane range in that he can sing tenor. Tim can sing over the others in his bass voice without sid. He often blows out speakers in live performance using his Lowe range. The great thing about acapella is that all of the groups are not competitive even during contests. They support each other and respect each other's' unique abilities.
@@lazylady8591, he's not. Those professionals have no clue what they're talking about. Take it from someone who IS a basso profundo (my lowest note at fortissimo is a C#2 and G#1 is my lowest projected, un-amplified note). They would have to hear Tim sing without a microphone over instrumentation to know for sure. Fortissimo at bass range is very difficult to produce. Just think of it as belting bass notes. Listen to Tim's cover of "16 Tons" using a computer mic, he can barely hit a B1 at any volume. He's definitely a low bass, but he is no basso profundo.
@@johndeeregreen4592 Sincere it's impossible to hear Tim without a microphone on You Tube, one would have ve listen to him at a live performance without a microphone
Possibly the closest thing on You Tube is a fan's video of them singing without mics. Evidently the venue was rained out so Home Free performed without any technical support.
I won't argue the technical aspects. That's not my forte. However, a number of professional musicians have said that he was. I don't doubt your expertise, but others with supposedly similar credentials have said that he was.
OTH it really doesn't .matter to the average fan who enjoys his voice and Is amazed at his talent. I am sure people who listen to you have similar reactions. Do you have a video of you singing on You Tube? I would love to hear it. There can never be too many people in this world with special talents to share it with others.
@@lazylady8591, oh, he is one of the best bass singers out there and would never take away from that. Oh no, in reality, I get a lot of inspiration from him, Geoff, and Avi. Just from what I have seen and from 30 years experience as a bass singer, Avi is the only true basso profundo in a cappella music today. Even he doesn't have Geoff's resonance and thickness, but his volume and clarity makes him a basso. In reality, basso singers are commonly used to sing baritone parts, where more volume and weight is needed, because of the basso's loud mouth, if you will.
Oh please continue down this rabbit hole!!
A didgeridoo is a wind instrument played with vibrating lips to produce a continuous drone. It was developed by Aboriginal peoples of northern Australia at least 1,000 years ago and is now in use around the world.
Thanks. One I love is Peter Hollins ft, Tim Foust, Misty Mountains. (Tim Foust is the bass for Home Free, Geoff Castellucci is bass for Voice Play) Tim Foust has a voice range from deep bass to tenor. He has such a rich voice like Avi. Bass's can hit low notes but to SING those low notes is the quality. In Misty Mountains you get two voices and a whole lot of layering. Beautiful!
The instrument being very closely mimicked in the opening that nobody seems to be able to name, is called the "Jew's Harp". It's a piece of spring steel centered in a small lyre-shaped frame and held in the mouth whilst being plucked with the finger.
Subbed for more Home Free - I hope you choose to go down the rabbit hole. If you do, we Home Fries will follow!
Tim, Avi and Geoff are all amazing and I really, really hope that you'll react to more work by all of them, both solo and with others.
Ps. Regarding Pentatonix, there's a couple of songs they've covered that you just *need* to check out like Bohemian Rhapsody and Daft Punk.
Home Free with Ring of Fire and Folsom Prison Blues.
Voice play with the Oogie Boogie Song, as well as Geoffs solo on Blackbird and 16 Tons (as a few examples).
There's much, much more by all of them that you should check out.
But that's a good start.
Ps. The fanbase of all three of these groups are quite active and you'll probably get more viewers if you do more reactions to all three.
At least initially.
Great reaction!
Adam Rupp - beat boxer
Austin Brown -
high tenor
Chris Rupp - Barritone (against the tree)
Rob Lundquist - lead tenor
Tim Faust - bass ( goes 5 octaves !)
It's Adam Chance (they call him Chance) sounding like a very small item called a Jews harp or mouth harp. It does have a sound similar to a didgeridoo. Adam Rupp is their world class beatboxer, but he can also sing. Tim Foust is their bass with crazy range. He can go down to E1 chest fry, then up to a E4.. Jeff Castelucci is the bass for Voiceplay. Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist (glasses and beard) are the tenors. You wouldn't know it from this song, but Rob can actually sing opera quite beautifully. He and Austin recently did Nessun Dorma, made me cry!
I'm just discovering Home Free. WOW! Love this group. "Mayday" is another great one, can't get it out of my head. 😎
BTW, mouth harp or juice harp is the instrument your thinking of.
You also need to catch some of their solo stuff.
What you heard at the beginning was Adam Chance (who you can see repeating the sound at end of video) mimicing what is known at Mouth Harp, Jew's Harp, or Jaw Harp
Ain't going down till the sun comes up is the pinnacle of harmonica from Adam rupp home free s beet boxer
Great reaction. The bass is Tim Foust, he has a 5+octave range, he has b!own speakers & sound systems. Tim taught both Avi & Geoff how to hit their low note & hold it. Adam Rupp is the beatboxed, he has won several world championships in beatboxing. Austin is high tenor, long red hair, amazing voice. Rob is the tenor 2, glass & beard, has a voice of angel. Adam Chance aka "Chance" the other one with glasses, who can sing anything that needs to be sung. Home Free is the best Acapella group there is. Extremely talented & humble. Keep reacting to Home Free & us "home fries" will come. New sub because of Home Free.
There is no Adam “Full”.
Thank you for catching my mistake. I have fixed it. Sometimes my hand & fingers don't work like I want them to. Again thank you for bringing it to my attention.
There is a video where Adam Rupp explains how he does the harmonica effect. Bass is tim Foust. Adam chance sings baritone and also backs up beatboxing. Tenors Rob Lundquist (beard), and Austin brown.
The version of this song I heard first was on Bob Dylan's first album in 1962, but it is a lot older than that.
The beatboxer Adam Rupp also sings tenor 1. You can hear it when they do how Great thou art.
The first lead was Austin Brown the second lead was Robb L. The bass was Tim Foust. Beat boxer is Adam Rupp and the one making the mouth harp was Adam Chance most just call him Chance and the one who left was Adam Rupps brother Chris Rupp
It's called a Jaw Harp (Mouth Harp) and it's Chance that makes the sound.