And Geoff Castellucci is one of the best singers ever! His range is incredible, and he also arranges. He has solo stuff on TH-cam that will freak your mind!
@@rosemorris7912 My first exposure to Geoff was his solo arrangement of Misty Mountain Cold. Quite the welcome. I'm throwing my money at Voice Play now. The whole group is fantastic, but it can definitely be said that Geoff's voice is the only irreplaceable voice in the group. True basses, especially basses that clear, smooth and low, are 10,000,000 tenors to 1.
The Nightmare Before Christmas is a movie, and yes they are doing all the voices, the beatboxer is doing all the percussion and sound effects, and Geoff the bass singer has a 5 octave range.
Enjoy that Geoff Castellucci rabbit hole @ThatSingerReacts I second 16 tons as well as Blackbird. Both amazing. Geoff's range and quality is superhuman.
@@grannyLynnsCreations yes i love their version too, but I'm a huge geoff fan as well. I'm afraid it would be a 3 way tie if you throw Avi into the mix as well. Then you have all the other great basses to consider too sigghh what's a girl to do!? Lol😊☺️❤️
You'll find that a lot of us are crossover fans with Voice Play, Home Free, and Pentatonix. And the basses are 1 reason. Geoff, Tim, and Avi are all friends and Tim helped Geoff and Avi expand their ranges. My ultimate collaboration would be those 3 together. They all have similar ranges but they all have very different sound and texture to their voices. I can only imagine how viral that video would be! Great reaction. One of my favorites from Voice Play is Carry on Wayward Son and a couple of Geoff's songs from his channel are 16 Tons, The Headless Horseman, and Saddle Up.
Both Tim and Avi have said that Geoff is the best bass of the three of them, and Geoff absolutely denies that this is true (he thinks both Tim and Avi are both better than he is).
@@cs281... Exactly. Anytime there's any kind of drama, it's always the fans creating it. The groups aren't competing against each other. They each have their strong points and recognize that there's a place for each of them. I hate it when people get nasty just to be nasty.
Hello, thank you for the video. I would like to see your reaction to the performances of Diana Ankudinova. This young singer with an amazing voice and artistry will surprise you
Layne Stein, the beatboxer helped Chris Rupp arrange the music for Home Free's "Butts Remix". Geoff Castelucci, the bass helped him arrange "Elvira" with the Oak Ridge Boys. ... Guy
That last note from Geoff was a subharmonic E1, which is the same note as the lowest note on a bass guitar -- that's around an octave lower than most bass singers can reach.
Theyre doing the character voices. Theyre helped somewhat in post production but there's videos of them doing this song live and they can do the voices
I'm thrilled you've finally discovered VoicePlay. This is my fave a cappella group. Geoff is the bass and a total beast. For me he's the main attraction, though the bald guy is a bad ass tenor, and really they're all amazing. J-None, was their baritone who recently left to go join the Navy.
I have to throw my vote in for Layne Stein, beatbox and sweetest baritone ever. That's all impressive, but what catches me every time are Layne's arrangements. Geoff's arrangements are smooth as butter, but when I hear a new song and find myself leaning forward to hear every note, I know it's one of Layne's.
The last note ypu heard was an E1 sub harmonic. Its almost off the piano!!! Try voiceplay little mermaid medley!!! If you know the songs of the movie thenbyou will enjoy it immensely
Pentatonix are the popular musical geeks and VoicePlay are the drama musical theatre geeks. Each team insanely talented, uniquely different styles and vibes, but would blow an entire theatre into the atmosphere if they performed together under the same roof. And Straight No Chaser are the veterans who paved the way.
Geoff, as much as I love them all, BASS SINGERS I mean....his damn talent is Beethoven Steve Jobs Michael Jordan....you get the point. OMG. It's the most talented vocalist I've ever heard easily THAT can reach these notes legitimately.
There is interplay between Home Free and Voice Play. VP s bass Geoff and beatbox Layne have arranged for HF. They support each other, so you don't have to feel like your betraying either. They are so good. Geoff Castelucci shines in their newest release if I were a rich manager
They all have beautiful voices but are also, as you heard here, great at singing in character voices. They’ve got 3 more vids from the movie “Nightmare before Christmas”, all great: “This is Halloween” (that you happened to hear a snippet of at the end of this video), “Kidnap mr Sandy Claws” and “What’s this?”. Thanks for your reaction! And what a beautiful voice you have!
Geoff has a 5 octave vocal range! Welcome to this fantastic rabbit hole! You might want to view Geoffs TH-cam channel and react to "Misty Mountain Cold" a new release that's done tastefully but simply. Geoff sings all four parts exquisitely! 😎
The original members all have some sort of experience doing voice acting in music theater including working for Disney Entertainment through Disney Parks, ie: Disney World Orlando.
Niiice. Yeah, love some Voiceplay. Geoff also has a really really deep cover to the Misty Mountains song from the Hobbit movies... Tim Foust (from Home Free) did one also with Peter Hollens years ago as well. If you haven't done it, maybe it's something you can do to do a back to back reaction? In addition, he has some great covers like Blackbird, Take Me Home, Headless Horseman and my personal Fave, Sixteen Tons. Also, VP has some awesome Disney Medleys of Moana and Little Mermaid. Carry on Wayward Son, We're Good, the cover they dropped from Fiddler on the Roof (Wish I was a Rich Man / Girl feat Ashley Diane) the other day are some other quality songs. Who 'nother world to dig into! I'm excited!
7:50 "I can't go lower than that." That's because you are a baritone and Geoff is a bass. That last note Geoff sang was an E1, about an octave lower than you can sing. Fun fact, Eli (the bald guy in red) did the voice of Santa, but the actor mouthing the words was Geoff's brother-in-law.
This is the first song i heard of theirs & I've been hooked ever since. You will be too, they are such an amazing group & aren't afraid to do the make up & costumes for a video. They have fun with what they do & i love that😊❤️!
That insane note was E1 subharmonic but in this song he is singing his lowest subharmonic note which is C#1 at 4:11 in your reaction video but with other techniques he goes much more lower his lowest note is C#0 with fry note which is around 20 Hz his range is amazing
I love watching people discover Voiceplay for the first time! And i LOVE the surprised Pikachu face they always make when they first hear a Geoff Castellucci low note. Makes my day! Yes, they all really do those voices...its not using a voice changer. Yes, Geoff really does go low and then "belt for Jesus". He has a 5 octave range that's really damn impressive. And he can drop from the top of his range to the bottom that quickly....and the top of his range isn't even in this song! Take a listen to Geoff Castellucci's solo stuff...Blackbird or High and Dry to really get a feel for his range. The whole group is brilliant!
Geoff actually has videos on his personal channel that go into detail how he reaches his lowest notes. I’m sure you could do it if you practiced from his video. Hell, even I can go low as hell after I practiced his technique lol
Yeah, Geoff's voice is something else. Check out their version of "If I were a rich man", or "Moana Medley", "16 tons", or pretty much anything. They are really good at a capella and harmonies.
He is crazy 😂 Typically when you hear him go super low, it’s a subharmonic note, which is a technique in which you sing the note an octave above what you want to hit, and then relax your voice, and physics causes the note an octave lower to sound : ) It sounds so so cool, and might just be dark magic. Geoff is probably the best current bass or best a cappella bass at this. Typically when you hear Tim Foust of Home Free go super super low, it’s a growl note, which is a technique also known as fire breathing, kind of hard to explain, but is the same as the name would suggest. Tim is probably the best at these, and even taught Geoff how to do them! And then Avi Kaplan, the former bass of Pentatonix, just has a beautiful super low voice, doesn’t use many of these techniques except for effect. Some other bass techniques used by beatboxers include throat bass, ingressive phonation(inwards singing), and lip roll bass : ) Which are useful for the beatboxer of Home Free because he’s a tenor!
He has 5 and a half octaves. But the bass you heard while he's singing lead is probably Eli, the bald guy, who usually sings high tenor but also has a terrific range,
Geoff Castellucci ( the Bass ) Also does covers of his own. VoicePlay goes all out with all their videos. Sets, costumes, make-up. You should listen to their cover of Warriors.
Comment before I watch the actual video... I've seen your reaction to Avi and Tim Foust, and I've been waiting for you to experience Geoff. Welcome to another rabbit hole. **EDIT** And yes Voice Play has some of the most creative and theatrical videos.
Now you gotta be blast by Geoff solo's work and "far away misty mountain cold" cover he did will blast your mind , i bet . , You'll loose your mind 5 or 6 times at least ! Waitin to see your reaction bro , ciao !
You NEED to react to Geoff Castellucci ( He is the bass singer in this song ) his rendition of Misty Mountain. You think he's deep in this, check THAT out!
The two of them are friends. Tim shows up in the VP cover of "Just Sing" and there's a mini bass battle in it. Watch it with their subtitles turned on -- they tell who everyone is and also make a couple hilarious comments. Tim and Geoff have similar ranges but use different techniques to hit the low low notes. Geoff is using a technique called subharmonics. Tim uses growl or sometimes fry, but is noteworthy for the control (a lot of folks can use growl to go nearly as low as Tim, but not on pitch) and length of time he can hold a note. Also, if you've missed it, Zombies vs. Hillbillies: Survivor with VP & HF. No bass battle, but they both show off.
You need to listen to "mayday" by home free but not yet you should do a few more other songs by them to really appreciate how good mayday is and how talented they all really are. It shows how high Tim their Bass singer can really sing as well.
This is why so many people are listening to Voiceplay and Home Free. Welcome to the journey of excellence. 👍🍻😀
And Geoff Castellucci is one of the best singers ever! His range is incredible, and he also arranges. He has solo stuff on TH-cam that will freak your mind!
The first time I saw one of his solo videos, I couldn't believe it was all him. His range is un-freakin'-believable.
@@rosemorris7912 My first exposure to Geoff was his solo arrangement of Misty Mountain Cold. Quite the welcome. I'm throwing my money at Voice Play now. The whole group is fantastic, but it can definitely be said that Geoff's voice is the only irreplaceable voice in the group. True basses, especially basses that clear, smooth and low, are 10,000,000 tenors to 1.
The Nightmare Before Christmas is a movie, and yes they are doing all the voices, the beatboxer is doing all the percussion and sound effects, and Geoff the bass singer has a 5 octave range.
Geoff Castellucci - superior Bass, you need to listen to his version of 16 Tons... OMG
Enjoy that Geoff Castellucci rabbit hole @ThatSingerReacts I second 16 tons as well as Blackbird. Both amazing. Geoff's range and quality is superhuman.
His version of high and dry really show off Geoff's range too
Also don't forget over misty mountains cold
@@christinadowdican3268 I still prefer Peter Hollens and Tim Faust's version of that.
@@grannyLynnsCreations yes i love their version too, but I'm a huge geoff fan as well. I'm afraid it would be a 3 way tie if you throw Avi into the mix as well. Then you have all the other great basses to consider too sigghh
what's a girl to do!? Lol😊☺️❤️
You'll find that a lot of us are crossover fans with Voice Play, Home Free, and Pentatonix. And the basses are 1 reason. Geoff, Tim, and Avi are all friends and Tim helped Geoff and Avi expand their ranges. My ultimate collaboration would be those 3 together. They all have similar ranges but they all have very different sound and texture to their voices. I can only imagine how viral that video would be! Great reaction. One of my favorites from Voice Play is Carry on Wayward Son and a couple of Geoff's songs from his channel are 16 Tons, The Headless Horseman, and Saddle Up.
Both Tim and Avi have said that Geoff is the best bass of the three of them, and Geoff absolutely denies that this is true (he thinks both Tim and Avi are both better than he is).
and also Geoffs cover of Take me home, Country Road
@@cs281... Exactly. Anytime there's any kind of drama, it's always the fans creating it. The groups aren't competing against each other. They each have their strong points and recognize that there's a place for each of them. I hate it when people get nasty just to be nasty.
If rumors are true, that collab just might happen soon. 😬
Hello, thank you for the video. I would like to see your reaction to the performances of Diana Ankudinova. This young singer with an amazing voice and artistry will surprise you
Love this group. Recommendations are: Carry on My Wayward Son, My Mother Told Me, Queen in 5 Minutes and Little Mermaid Medley.
Fully agree, perfect set of vids to watch to get the feel of em
And if i were a rich man/girl their newest release
I know I'm probably late but got to add Daddy Sang Bass and Boy Bands in 5 Minutes to this list
I absolutely love the expressions on peoples faces when they find out what a range Geoff has. Eli has quite a range too in the mid/upper registers.
Layne Stein, the beatboxer helped Chris Rupp arrange the music for Home Free's "Butts Remix". Geoff Castelucci, the bass helped him arrange "Elvira" with the Oak Ridge Boys. ... Guy
That last note from Geoff was a subharmonic E1, which is the same note as the lowest note on a bass guitar -- that's around an octave lower than most bass singers can reach.
Geoff Castellucci, what a wonderful baritone! Crazy high and low. Both very controlled.
Theyre doing the character voices. Theyre helped somewhat in post production but there's videos of them doing this song live and they can do the voices
I'm thrilled you've finally discovered VoicePlay. This is my fave a cappella group. Geoff is the bass and a total beast. For me he's the main attraction, though the bald guy is a bad ass tenor, and really they're all amazing. J-None, was their baritone who recently left to go join the Navy.
I have to throw my vote in for Layne Stein, beatbox and sweetest baritone ever. That's all impressive, but what catches me every time are Layne's arrangements. Geoff's arrangements are smooth as butter, but when I hear a new song and find myself leaning forward to hear every note, I know it's one of Layne's.
The last note ypu heard was an E1 sub harmonic. Its almost off the piano!!! Try voiceplay little mermaid medley!!! If you know the songs of the movie thenbyou will enjoy it immensely
I actually don’t know the songs from the movie, but love it anyway!
"Is he crazy?" 🤣🤣🤣
Yes. Yes he is 🤣🤣
Pentatonix are the popular musical geeks and VoicePlay are the drama musical theatre geeks. Each team insanely talented, uniquely different styles and vibes, but would blow an entire theatre into the atmosphere if they performed together under the same roof.
And Straight No Chaser are the veterans who paved the way.
Geoff singing lead is the Bass of the group. His range is nuts. They are doing the voices
Geoff Castellucci the base singer from voice play.Does an amazing job with sixteen tons you need to listen to it
“He was in hell with that note.”😆😆😆
Check out his Blackbird. Geoff is amazing!
agreed its soo good
That last note is subharmonic. Tim did it in the last note on 'Ring of Fire'.
Did you catch Geoff's little bass riff in the middle? 4:10-4:14
Wasn’t Tim’s a growl note? Or am I mistaken?
@@macm.3889 Yep - Tim doesn't use subharmonics. It was definitely a growl note
Geoff, as much as I love them all, BASS SINGERS I mean....his damn talent is Beethoven Steve Jobs Michael Jordan....you get the point. OMG. It's the most talented vocalist I've ever heard easily THAT can reach these notes legitimately.
The range he demonstrated on the solo was E1 to B4! B4 was chest!
Love that you found voiceplay! Check out their other stuff for sure. Geoff Castellucci is just unbelievable, 16 tons and blackbird for sure!
There is interplay between Home Free and Voice Play. VP s bass Geoff and beatbox Layne have arranged for HF. They support each other, so you don't have to feel like your betraying either. They are so good. Geoff Castelucci shines in their newest release if I were a rich manager
Ahh the rumbles of Geoff Castellucci, dude is amazing.
VP is awesome, just like Home Free! Check out their Warriors, My Mother Told Me, Butter, etc. You won't be disappointed!
You HAVE to check out Voiceplay's "If I were a Rich man/woman" You will not regret it. The display of vocal talent in that song is.. insane.
They all have beautiful voices but are also, as you heard here, great at singing in character voices. They’ve got 3 more vids from the movie “Nightmare before Christmas”, all great: “This is Halloween” (that you happened to hear a snippet of at the end of this video), “Kidnap mr Sandy Claws” and “What’s this?”. Thanks for your reaction! And what a beautiful voice you have!
Geoff's newest thing is called "Far Over The Misty Mountain's Cold" were he goes really deep
Oh good, you found VoicePlay. Now do “Can’t Help Falling in Love” by VoicePlay. Thanks for your reaction
4:22 my favorite part. A lot of people miss it. That bassy “dododeendooo”
You are not trippin baby, his range is inhuman.... I love your reaction!! Well done! ♥
One of my new favorite things is to watch vocalists react to this video. You're very entertaining and knowledgeable! Great reaction, man! 🤘
They're all theater kids at heart, so that'll give you an idea of why they're like this, lol.
Love his voice it’s so deap
Geoff has a YT channel where he talks about how he does his lows.
Not only do they sing, but they also do voice acting.
My favourite acapella group
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Your face is priceless!! 🥰
That last note sounds like a burp! I completely ❤️ this song .. I've watched it at least a million times😂
Geoff has a 5 octave vocal range! Welcome to this fantastic rabbit hole! You might want to view Geoffs TH-cam channel and react to "Misty Mountain Cold" a new release that's done tastefully but simply. Geoff sings all four parts exquisitely! 😎
The original members all have some sort of experience doing voice acting in music theater including working for Disney Entertainment through Disney Parks, ie: Disney World Orlando.
Niiice. Yeah, love some Voiceplay. Geoff also has a really really deep cover to the Misty Mountains song from the Hobbit movies... Tim Foust (from Home Free) did one also with Peter Hollens years ago as well. If you haven't done it, maybe it's something you can do to do a back to back reaction? In addition, he has some great covers like Blackbird, Take Me Home, Headless Horseman and my personal Fave, Sixteen Tons.
Also, VP has some awesome Disney Medleys of Moana and Little Mermaid. Carry on Wayward Son, We're Good, the cover they dropped from Fiddler on the Roof (Wish I was a Rich Man / Girl feat Ashley Diane) the other day are some other quality songs. Who 'nother world to dig into! I'm excited!
Welcome to the Geoff Castellucci fan gang! I can recommend his versions of Blackbird and Sixteen Tons, his voice is really one of a kind
They were actually doing the voices. If you look, you can find live performances of them doing this song :)
I never tire of watching people hearing Geoff's last note.
Geoff has a five octave range.
No one catches the neck crack. Right after Geoff says "I can't believe my ears."
LMFAO!!!!!! The “WOAH” right after Geoff sang “woah”
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His voice range is fucking insane and I’m obsessed.
Ive just watched about 20 youtubers reacting to this video just to see the shock on their faces to that last note
Love your reactions.
“Is he crazy? He was in hell with that note!” 😂 loved your reaction! ❤️
Check out some of Geoff Castelluci's solo work as well! He is amazing!!
7:50 "I can't go lower than that." That's because you are a baritone and Geoff is a bass. That last note Geoff sang was an E1, about an octave lower than you can sing. Fun fact, Eli (the bald guy in red) did the voice of Santa, but the actor mouthing the words was Geoff's brother-in-law.
I'm not even a baritone I'm a tenor lol but yeah Geoff is just from another planet lol
Belting to Jesus!
He was in hell with that note!
😂😂😂😂😂 yes, Geoff is a beast!!
You should react to their song, This is Halloween. It really shows off voice character abilities.
This is the first song i heard of theirs & I've been hooked ever since. You will be too, they are such an amazing group & aren't afraid to do the make up & costumes for a video. They have fun with what they do & i love that😊❤️!
"Belt for Jesus" SENT me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 amazing reaction!
Geoff's last note was an E1. He, Avi and Tim Foust can all hit it.
That insane note was E1 subharmonic but in this song he is singing his lowest subharmonic note which is C#1 at 4:11 in your reaction video but with other techniques he goes much more lower his lowest note is C#0 with fry note which is around 20 Hz his range is amazing
I love watching people discover Voiceplay for the first time! And i LOVE the surprised Pikachu face they always make when they first hear a Geoff Castellucci low note. Makes my day! Yes, they all really do those voices...its not using a voice changer. Yes, Geoff really does go low and then "belt for Jesus". He has a 5 octave range that's really damn impressive. And he can drop from the top of his range to the bottom that quickly....and the top of his range isn't even in this song! Take a listen to Geoff Castellucci's solo stuff...Blackbird or High and Dry to really get a feel for his range. The whole group is brilliant!
Geoff actually has videos on his personal channel that go into detail how he reaches his lowest notes. I’m sure you could do it if you practiced from his video. Hell, even I can go low as hell after I practiced his technique lol
Voiceplay"s version of carry on my wayward son is tp die for!! PLEASE react to it @ThatSingerReactions
Yes A M A Z I N G
"belt for Jesus" made me ugly cackle 😂
Yeah, Geoff's voice is something else. Check out their version of "If I were a rich man", or "Moana Medley", "16 tons", or pretty much anything. They are really good at a capella and harmonies.
I've seen some of their stuff, but this was great. Keep up the good work.
So happy you've added VoicePlay! Their cover of Kansas' "Carry on my Wayward Son" and Imagine Dragons' "Warriors" will knock you out - I guarantee it!
He is crazy 😂 Typically when you hear him go super low, it’s a subharmonic note, which is a technique in which you sing the note an octave above what you want to hit, and then relax your voice, and physics causes the note an octave lower to sound : ) It sounds so so cool, and might just be dark magic. Geoff is probably the best current bass or best a cappella bass at this.
Typically when you hear Tim Foust of Home Free go super super low, it’s a growl note, which is a technique also known as fire breathing, kind of hard to explain, but is the same as the name would suggest. Tim is probably the best at these, and even taught Geoff how to do them!
And then Avi Kaplan, the former bass of Pentatonix, just has a beautiful super low voice, doesn’t use many of these techniques except for effect.
Some other bass techniques used by beatboxers include throat bass, ingressive phonation(inwards singing), and lip roll bass : ) Which are useful for the beatboxer of Home Free because he’s a tenor!
He has 5 and a half octaves. But the bass you heard while he's singing lead is probably Eli, the bald guy, who usually sings high tenor but also has a terrific range,
I think I heard they just double track Geoff.
Geoff Castellucci ( the Bass ) Also does covers of his own. VoicePlay goes all out with all their videos. Sets, costumes, make-up. You should listen to their cover of Warriors.
Comment before I watch the actual video... I've seen your reaction to Avi and Tim Foust, and I've been waiting for you to experience Geoff. Welcome to another rabbit hole. **EDIT** And yes Voice Play has some of the most creative and theatrical videos.
Omg!! You did it!! Yessss ahaha
Welcome to the VoicePlay rabbit hole
nice to see people still reacting
Now you gotta be blast by Geoff solo's work and "far away misty mountain cold" cover he did will blast your mind , i bet . , You'll loose your mind 5 or 6 times at least ! Waitin to see your reaction bro , ciao !
Here's a like for VoicePlay in general and Geoff in particular! His solo stuff is absolute fire.
always a joy!
He's said that his voice was just both deep and high! I mean as in no distortion to his voice
Sam Ryder - Tiny Riot Live reaction man. You wont be disapointed
@thatsingerreaction they have 3 types of voices in these songs: regular talking voice,acting voice and singing voice
You should listen to Geoffs 16 tons
You NEED to react to Geoff Castellucci ( He is the bass singer in this song ) his rendition of Misty Mountain. You think he's deep in this, check THAT out!
It's known by many names, subtrranean, dragon breath, in the cellar, whatever, it's deep. :)
I want dueling basses- I need a Tim/ Geoff mix. Has anyone told him about Tim’s 5 octave range? The two of them would be amazing.
The two of them are friends. Tim shows up in the VP cover of "Just Sing" and there's a mini bass battle in it. Watch it with their subtitles turned on -- they tell who everyone is and also make a couple hilarious comments. Tim and Geoff have similar ranges but use different techniques to hit the low low notes. Geoff is using a technique called subharmonics. Tim uses growl or sometimes fry, but is noteworthy for the control (a lot of folks can use growl to go nearly as low as Tim, but not on pitch) and length of time he can hold a note. Also, if you've missed it, Zombies vs. Hillbillies: Survivor with VP & HF. No bass battle, but they both show off.
@@lrfcowper yes I know. I meant something just the two of them. It would be great.
Absolutely check out Geoff Castellucci's solo works. He can go sooooo low.
Belt for Jesus had my crying!!!
Check out Geoff Castellucci's cover of "The Headless Horseman"!!! I believe he's doing all of the parts!!!
Please keep in mind... this is an A Capella group those instruments are not instruments they are human voices.
That last note is a subharmonic E1.
That last bit was B4 to a sub harmonic E1! I’m like 10 secs
Geoff castellucci.. you really should check out his cover of Blackbird to hear his range ... and 16 Tons to hear his bottom depth
Watch and react to "The Headless Horseman". You will love it!
You have a nice singing voice!
Thank you :)
The note he hit there was an E1 5 keys from the bottom of the piano
You need to listen to "mayday" by home free but not yet you should do a few more other songs by them to really appreciate how good mayday is and how talented they all really are. It shows how high Tim their Bass singer can really sing as well.
Yes Geoff Castelluci is amazing! Tim Foust from Home Free actually helped and worked with him!
Really?
@@ThatSingerReactions yes sir!
Welcome to the "my mouth dropped open" fan club.
Yeah, he just ended that on a subharmonic E1.
Check out My Mother Told Me if you want to hear some more of those deep notes.
@thatsingerreacts go back and listen to Geoff’s bass line on “to add a little spice” to hear some of his vocal acrobatics
Yesssss that just happened!