Yes! So stoked that you're delving into Voiceplay! I love how they throw themselves into costuming and props for their videos. Geoff Castellucci is one of my favorite bass voices. A couple suggestions to add to your explorations: Oogie Boogie's Song, Moana Medley, (Voiceplay), Sixteen Tons, and Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold (Geoff Castellucci).
Welcome to the VoicePlay rabbit hole. Check out their new minis. They make some crazy sounds. For theatrics my suggestions would be covers from Nightmare Before Christmas - Oogie Boogie Song, This is Halloween and Kidnapp Santa Claws, Queen in 5 Minutes, Panic at the Disco, Moana Medley, My Mother Told Me, and Warriors (one of my favs). Then there are their covers of Carry on My Wayward Son, Tennessee Whiskey, If I Were A Rich Man/Girl, Kiss, Daddy Sang Bass. But like the other groups you can't go wrong with any pick. Also, the bass, Geoff Castellucci, has his own YT page. From it for a good start would be High & Dry, Blackbird, 16 Tons and Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold. Enjoy the ride of VoicePlay.
J. None (Sebastian) and Layne (beatboxer/chef) don't have accents, they just really get into character and they do it so well. Also Rachel Potter is not an official member, tho she's been featured in a lot of their songs. Right now they are lacking a member so they feature different people to fill that role. You have to check out their covers of the Oogie Boogie Song, This is Halloween, Queen in 5 minutes, Bang!, Butter, We're Good, If I were a rich man/girl, the Phantom of the Opera, Boy Bands in 5 minutes, Carry On Wayward Son, the Moana medley, the Frozen 2 medley and My Mother Told Me.
I'm a huge VP fan - they are absolutely meticulous, and do pretty much everything themselves. As Layne (beatbox and baritone) said in his interview with Charismatic Voice (paraphrased), 'it's a lot of work but when you finish you have a piece of art. That's why we keep doing it.' Layne and Geoff (bass) each do roughly half of the arranging. The person who arranges usually also does the video. Eli (tenor, pronounce el-ee) gets involved in lighting, design, backdrops and editing - and occasionally arranging (check out his VP arrangement of Eleanor Rigby, it's brilliant.) They're respectful of the originals, but the arrangements just SHINE and transform the song into something fresh. Their most recent drop, a cover of the Fiddler on the Roof classic, "If I Were a Rich Man" is a perfect example. It's completely updated and yet the heart and soul remain. I've listened to it dozens of times, it's just crazy-good. (yes, I liked /subscribed, and am hoping you do more VP)
Rachel is not part of VoicePlay, though they asked her more than once to join them. She lives on the west coast and they are FL based. She is also a new mother. J. None (Sebastian) has no accent and recently joined the US Navy and has been replaced by Cesar de la Rosa. The most recent female singer VoicePlay 'auditioned' is a friend of Cesar's, Ashley Diane. She seemed to fit well with the group and has a great voice. The If I was a Rich Man was GREAT and very creatively arranged by Layne Stein, their beatboxer. Geoff, the bass, also does solo recordings on his own channel ( not a capella) where he harmonizes with himself. Check out 16 Tons, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, The Headless Horseman.
There are MANY great VoicePlay songs! My favorites are Warriors, Carry On Wayward Son, Eleanor Rigby, Bang, Butter, If I Were a Rich Man... and all the rest!
There is a really fun comedy video they made without any actual song, and very few words called Acrimpella. I've only seen one person reacting to it but it's worth more attention.
That Lady is indeed Rachel Potter, often seen (and very welcome) guest singer in Voice Play Videos. And no, the Sebastian Guy, J.None, does not have an accent regularly.
I'm a huge fan of VoicePlayl Rachel Potter is not a part of VoicePlay but she has been a guest on several of their videos. You might enjoy their Moana Medley, she is in that one as well. Also, everything everyone below has suggested, I concur!!!
Huge Fan of the VoicePlay rabbit hole. Love the fact that they go all-in with a musical theatre vibe. With all the make-up and costumes and character voices. Geoff Castellucci is the bass playing Ursula with a range like Tim Foust but is smooth like butter. Geoff also has his own channel that he does covers. His newest is Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold low bass cover.
Well Rachel is a genuine Disney princess who knows VoicePlay with almost all members over the years have worked/sung for the Orlando theme parks. No one has an accent but all can create one as needed. Geoff is the bass, Layne the beatboxer, Eli they seagull/yellow shirt/Flotsom is tenor 1, aka Rock God, J None is the crustacean/Jetsom and baritone. I suspect you may be a bit behind so: Nothing Else Matters (Metallica), Valhalla Calling (Miracle of Sound), In the Air Tonight (Phil Collins), Creep (RadioHead), a post-apocalyptic trilogy over 3 yrs - Warriors (Imagine Dragons) - Dream On (Aerosmith) - Seven Nation Army (White Stripes), Drunken Sailor, Wicked (Broadway), Greatest Showman (movie), In the Hall of the Mountain King (Edvard Grieg 1875), We Don't Talk About Bruno (Encanto), Dragonborn Comes Skyrim, Hellfire (Hunchback of Notre Dame), I Can't Make You Love Me (Bonnie Raitt), If I Were a Rich Man/Girl (Fiddler on the Roof).
As far as voices ae concerned the three main acapella groups are PTX, Home Free, and VoicePlay. Where they differ for me, is that PTX are treaditional , Home Free more country and religious, where VoicePlay concentrate on the Play part, the dramatic interpretation of some songs. They are brilliant when just singing, and a lot of fun when playing around with the videos. I can't comment on the film never having seen it but J,None doesn't normally have that accent. The bass is Geoff Castellucci (Mr Shock and Awe) who has his own channel, covering songs in a low bass style. Vocal percussion is Layne Stein. Eli (pronounced elly) is the tenor, naster of runs and riffs. Boy Bands in 5 Minutes is fun. Sh-Boom, Mr Blue Sky, and so many more. From Geoff, Country Roads, Blackbird, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, will give you a good idea of his range.
This was such a happy compilation. Glad you reacted to it. Geoff (Jeff) has a wide range as you can see. Oogie Boogie Man also shows this and is lots of fun.😊
Yes!! Queen in 5 Mins, Panic and the Disco in 4 Mins, Oogie Boogie, Kidnap the Sandy Claws Moana Medley, Boy Bands in 5 Mins and I’m also a huge fan of the ACA (a cappella) Top 10 series: Rap, 80’s Cartoons, Sitcom Themes, Movie Themes the list goes oooon. Lol they’re all good! Looking forward to watching your journey through Voiceplay‘s work 🤓
Moana Medley from VoicePlay please. 🤗🤗🤗 Laine is one of the underrated beatboxers out there, mainly because Adam and Kevin are the bests. Laine is also outstanding. Rachel Potter is featured in many of their covers. The other a capella group in the top 4 (IMHO) is Voctave, an 11 member group out of Orlando, Florida. They are well known for their Disney covers, as to be expected...all of it's members were or are currently employed by Disney as Voices of Liberty. While they don't utilize a beatboxer they are fantastic. I especially like their Disney Princess Medley, Disney Love Medley (featuring Kirstin of Pentatonix), Oh, Holy Night, and O Come, All Ye Faithful.
You should watch Zombies vs Hillbillies (Voice Play vs Home Free) for some fun. It's older but they're all friends and it's hilarious. There's also a movie theme medly they do that Rob (Home Free) joins on and Tim is in their Just Sing video as well.
Just yesterday I was thrilled to come across your reaction to Brian Justin Crum's Somebody To Love & Creep as I've followed him since his AGT days and now today I noticed this and since VoicePlay is my favorite group I am now a subscriber! I really hope you'll do more VoicePlay, everything they've done is spectacular. Also, check out Geoff Castellucci, their bass singer's solo stuff. He has an amazing range but what I find most impressive is his tone is equally amazing in all ranges; his voice is like liquid velvet.
Rachel is just a guest collaborator on several of Voiceplay's videos, but not a regular member. She is outstanding enough, though, that she certainly could be a regular.
@@TeaTimeWithTravis One of the things I find constantly stunning about VP is the way they bring in talented guest artists that instantly blend beautifully. I can't think of anyone they've brought in that didn't sound like they'd been already singing with them for years.
I am first, last and always a Pentaholic but Voiceplay has been creeping up on me this last year or so to a very close second. Luckily for me my philosophy is not to have to choose and just happily take both. Or more if you include Home Free (it took me a minute to warm up to them coz I'm not a fan of country) and Voctave. And there is a warm place in my heart for old school Take Six for a little toe-tapping and finger-popping but then I've always been a jazz fan so it figures. They're all different, they're all great and they're all a cappella. It's a tasty, spicy brew. Just stir the pot (or cup) and take a taste. But for Voiceplay I'm stuck at the moment on their "If I Was a Rich Man/Girl". Very Cool.
Enjoyed your reaction. So glad you got to VoicePlay! I think they are amazing 🤩 most people start out with the Oogie Boogie song; Moana is probably most similar to this one, my favorite is Tennessee whiskey, Queen and Boy Bands are fun.
You can't go wrong with anything from VoicePlay. Check out Geoff's solo work too. The man is a bass beast! Welcome to the rabbit hole that is VoicePlay
Neither J. None (Sebastien) nor Layne (vocal percussion madness/French chef) have accents. One of the things VoicePlay is capable of doing *extremely* well is character voices, something I see very few other a cappella bands doing. Check out their Nightmare Before Christmas videos- particularly This is Halloween and Kidnap the Sandy Claws- to see examples of this (and also some truly fantastic costuming and video work). Not all of their videos are quite as theatrical as these are, but most of the guys do have backgrounds working at Disney, so they have fun and get very creative. They do all of the video stuff themselves- either Geoff (pronounced Jeff, the tenor-bass monster) or Layne do most of their arrangements, and whoever arranged the piece generally does the video. Eli (pronounced Elly, he's the bald tenor beast with glasses) does much of their lighting, and is starting to arrange as well. At this time, J. None- the butter-smooth baritone with mad riffs and endless energy- has sadly left the group to join the Navy (possibly, hopefully, coming back after his service), but they have a new addition- Cesar De La Rosa, and he is a delight as well. Rachel Potter is a frequent collaborator with VoicePlay, having done quite a number of songs with them, but she's not a permanent member. She's another incredible vocalist, and a lot of people are sad that she never accepted VoicePlay's offer to join them. (But that's okay, she's semi-retired and raising a family, so who can blame her?) I'd recommend particular videos, but honestly you're going to find something impressive about pretty much every one, so whatever you choose to look at next will be something you will likely enjoy.
You're being polite in saying that " ..something I see very few other a cappella bands doing... '' concerning character voice singing, when they're the only ones who do it (within the sphere of groups like Voctave, Home Free, PTX) frequently.The other groups add humor to the videos, but there's no real voice acting/character singing.
Check out Oogie Boogie song, this is Halloween from the Nightmare before Christmas. Also by Voiceplay. They also have a Moana medley. Geoff pronounced Jeff is the Bass singer/ Ursula has his own TH-cam channel and you can't go wrong with any of his music or Voiceplay for that matter
I'm glad you did it! Now I will stay subbed! From voice play, may I suggest Warriors, My Mother Told Me, Oogie Boogie's song, boy bands in 5 minutes, Kiss and Superstition... Umm, just to name a few! 😜
If you like rachel potter and this medley she did a collab with another a capella group called Voctave thats a mashup of Poor Unfortunate Souls and I put a spell on you from hocus pocus thats fire, id check it out
So you’ve got a great theatrical acapella group and you want to do a “Little Mermaid” medley, but you need someone for Ariel? How about someone that, in addition to being a finalist on the X-Factor, has actually played Ariel (and Belle) at the theme parks for freakin’ Disney!? Enter; Rachel Potter.
VP often has “guests “ in their performances..Rachael is extremely talented but, for me, this is not the best representation of their abilities. Boy Band Medley..Bang..and more recently Butter and If I Were a Rich Man.My Mother Told me. They have had mosome members come and leave but the core group
Thanks for the sub ! I’ve heard that about Scott a few times before !
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Hi Tea Time With Travis Voiceplays Names Are Ellie J None Layne Geoff And Please React To The Phantom Of The Opera Feat Rachel Potter And Tony Wiakim Tea TIme With Travis Brandie Castelluccli
There are really 4 big names in A cappella; PTX (#1 in my opinion), Home Free, Voiceplay and Voctave. Voctave a good one to start with is their Disney love medley with Kirstin From PTX and her former fiancé.
Geoff Casteolucci (Ursula) has a 5 octave range in his voice, to reach the highs and most notably, the low bass he's most known for.
Yes! So stoked that you're delving into Voiceplay! I love how they throw themselves into costuming and props for their videos. Geoff Castellucci is one of my favorite bass voices. A couple suggestions to add to your explorations: Oogie Boogie's Song, Moana Medley, (Voiceplay), Sixteen Tons, and Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold (Geoff Castellucci).
All are great suggestions. I would add My Mother Told Me and We’re Good to that list.
from his solo work also the cover of Headless Horseman
Welcome to the VoicePlay rabbit hole.
Check out their new minis. They make some crazy sounds. For theatrics my suggestions would be covers from Nightmare Before Christmas - Oogie Boogie Song, This is Halloween and Kidnapp Santa Claws, Queen in 5 Minutes, Panic at the Disco, Moana Medley, My Mother Told Me, and Warriors (one of my favs).
Then there are their covers of Carry on My Wayward Son, Tennessee Whiskey, If I Were A Rich Man/Girl, Kiss, Daddy Sang Bass. But like the other groups you can't go wrong with any pick.
Also, the bass, Geoff Castellucci, has his own YT page. From it for a good start would be High & Dry, Blackbird, 16 Tons and Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold.
Enjoy the ride of VoicePlay.
J. None (Sebastian) and Layne (beatboxer/chef) don't have accents, they just really get into character and they do it so well. Also Rachel Potter is not an official member, tho she's been featured in a lot of their songs. Right now they are lacking a member so they feature different people to fill that role.
You have to check out their covers of the Oogie Boogie Song, This is Halloween, Queen in 5 minutes, Bang!, Butter, We're Good, If I were a rich man/girl, the Phantom of the Opera, Boy Bands in 5 minutes, Carry On Wayward Son, the Moana medley, the Frozen 2 medley and My Mother Told Me.
The best acapella group!!
I'm a huge VP fan - they are absolutely meticulous, and do pretty much everything themselves. As Layne (beatbox and baritone) said in his interview with Charismatic Voice (paraphrased), 'it's a lot of work but when you finish you have a piece of art. That's why we keep doing it.' Layne and Geoff (bass) each do roughly half of the arranging. The person who arranges usually also does the video. Eli (tenor, pronounce el-ee) gets involved in lighting, design, backdrops and editing - and occasionally arranging (check out his VP arrangement of Eleanor Rigby, it's brilliant.) They're respectful of the originals, but the arrangements just SHINE and transform the song into something fresh. Their most recent drop, a cover of the Fiddler on the Roof classic, "If I Were a Rich Man" is a perfect example. It's completely updated and yet the heart and soul remain. I've listened to it dozens of times, it's just crazy-good. (yes, I liked /subscribed, and am hoping you do more VP)
Rachel is not part of VoicePlay, though they asked her more than once to join them. She lives on the west coast and they are FL based. She is also a new mother. J. None (Sebastian) has no accent and recently joined the US Navy and has been replaced by Cesar de la Rosa. The most recent female singer VoicePlay 'auditioned' is a friend of Cesar's, Ashley Diane. She seemed to fit well with the group and has a great voice. The If I was a Rich Man was GREAT and very creatively arranged by Layne Stein, their beatboxer.
Geoff, the bass, also does solo recordings on his own channel ( not a capella) where he harmonizes with himself. Check out 16 Tons, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, The Headless Horseman.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Voiceplay. You will soon discover they take every song they cover to a whole other level.
So glad you added Voiceplay to your reactions. Warrior, My Mother Told Me, Queen in 5 Minutes, Oogie Boogie Man and Carry On My Wayward Son.
Welcome to my favorite a capella group! Geoff Castalucci, the bass also has a fantastic solo channel for you to fall in love with!
There are MANY great VoicePlay songs! My favorites are Warriors, Carry On Wayward Son, Eleanor Rigby, Bang, Butter, If I Were a Rich Man... and all the rest!
Voiceplay is known as the theater kids of the big three (pentatonix,home free and voiceplay) due to there love of costumes,acting and effects
One answer to that last question. All of them.
There is a really fun comedy video they made without any actual song, and very few words called Acrimpella. I've only seen one person reacting to it but it's worth more attention.
It's not "Oogie Boogie", but I love this one, too, so it's all good!
And Geoff (Ursula) is a freaking bass beast!
That Lady is indeed Rachel Potter, often seen (and very welcome) guest singer in Voice Play Videos. And no, the Sebastian Guy, J.None, does not have an accent regularly.
They're acting , Travis. Funny voices and accents are how they put over their 'Play' of 'Voiceplay'
I'm a huge fan of VoicePlayl Rachel Potter is not a part of VoicePlay but she has been a guest on several of their videos. You might enjoy their Moana Medley, she is in that one as well. Also, everything everyone below has suggested, I concur!!!
Huge Fan of the VoicePlay rabbit hole. Love the fact that they go all-in with a musical theatre vibe. With all the make-up and costumes and character voices. Geoff Castellucci is the bass playing Ursula with a range like Tim Foust but is smooth like butter. Geoff also has his own channel that he does covers. His newest is Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold low bass cover.
will check it out!
@@TeaTimeWithTravis Forgot to tell you you will see 4 to 5 Geoffs singing all the parts.
Welcome to the Voice Play rabbit hole. You're going to love reviewing their videos. The one I love the most is the Oogy Boogy Song
Well Rachel is a genuine Disney princess who knows VoicePlay with almost all members over the years have worked/sung for the Orlando theme parks. No one has an accent but all can create one as needed. Geoff is the bass, Layne the beatboxer, Eli they seagull/yellow shirt/Flotsom is tenor 1, aka Rock God, J None is the crustacean/Jetsom and baritone. I suspect you may be a bit behind so: Nothing Else Matters (Metallica), Valhalla Calling (Miracle of Sound), In the Air Tonight (Phil Collins), Creep (RadioHead), a post-apocalyptic trilogy over 3 yrs - Warriors (Imagine Dragons) - Dream On (Aerosmith) - Seven Nation Army (White Stripes), Drunken Sailor, Wicked (Broadway), Greatest Showman (movie), In the Hall of the Mountain King (Edvard Grieg 1875), We Don't Talk About Bruno (Encanto), Dragonborn Comes Skyrim, Hellfire (Hunchback of Notre Dame), I Can't Make You Love Me (Bonnie Raitt), If I Were a Rich Man/Girl (Fiddler on the Roof).
As far as voices ae concerned the three main acapella groups are PTX, Home Free, and VoicePlay. Where they differ for me, is that PTX are treaditional , Home Free more country and religious, where VoicePlay concentrate on the Play part, the dramatic interpretation of some songs. They are brilliant when just singing, and a lot of fun when playing around with the videos. I can't comment on the film never having seen it but J,None doesn't normally have that accent. The bass is Geoff Castellucci (Mr Shock and Awe) who has his own channel, covering songs in a low bass style. Vocal percussion is Layne Stein. Eli (pronounced elly) is the tenor, naster of runs and riffs. Boy Bands in 5 Minutes is fun. Sh-Boom, Mr Blue Sky, and so many more. From Geoff, Country Roads, Blackbird, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, will give you a good idea of his range.
This was such a happy compilation. Glad you reacted to it. Geoff (Jeff) has a wide range as you can see. Oogie Boogie Man also shows this and is lots of fun.😊
Yes!! Queen in 5 Mins, Panic and the Disco in 4 Mins, Oogie Boogie, Kidnap the Sandy Claws Moana Medley, Boy Bands in 5 Mins and I’m also a huge fan of the ACA (a cappella) Top 10 series: Rap, 80’s Cartoons, Sitcom Themes, Movie Themes the list goes oooon. Lol they’re all good! Looking forward to watching your journey through Voiceplay‘s work 🤓
I love their top 10 series.
Moana Medley from VoicePlay please. 🤗🤗🤗
Laine is one of the underrated beatboxers out there, mainly because Adam and Kevin are the bests. Laine is also outstanding. Rachel Potter is featured in many of their covers.
The other a capella group in the top 4 (IMHO) is Voctave, an 11 member group out of Orlando, Florida. They are well known for their Disney covers, as to be expected...all of it's members were or are currently employed by Disney as Voices of Liberty. While they don't utilize a beatboxer they are fantastic. I especially like their Disney Princess Medley, Disney Love Medley (featuring Kirstin of Pentatonix), Oh, Holy Night, and O Come, All Ye Faithful.
So glad you are doing Voiceplay too. So you are oficially reacting to my 3 fave acapella bands
They just came out with a cover of if I was a rich man from fiddler on the roof! So gooooooood
You should watch Zombies vs Hillbillies (Voice Play vs Home Free) for some fun. It's older but they're all friends and it's hilarious.
There's also a movie theme medly they do that Rob (Home Free) joins on and Tim is in their Just Sing video as well.
Geoff Castellucci Misty Mountains Cold. Incredible! He is the "Ursala" in this one here.
Love VP Queen medley. Need to check that one out too. Hugs and keep up the wonderful reactions. Really enjoy your reactions.
i would suggest among others you also check "This is Helloween" as well " Kidnap Santa Claus" from Nightmare before Christmas
What a fun reaction from you🌺
Another Voiceplay cover is we’re good and if I were a rich man/ rich girl
These are absolutely awesome 👌
Just yesterday I was thrilled to come across your reaction to Brian Justin Crum's Somebody To Love & Creep as I've followed him since his AGT days and now today I noticed this and since VoicePlay is my favorite group I am now a subscriber! I really hope you'll do more VoicePlay, everything they've done is spectacular. Also, check out Geoff Castellucci, their bass singer's solo stuff. He has an amazing range but what I find most impressive is his tone is equally amazing in all ranges; his voice is like liquid velvet.
Never heard of this group but I love them. Love any Disney medley
Rachel is just a guest collaborator on several of Voiceplay's videos, but not a regular member. She is outstanding enough, though, that she certainly could be a regular.
she really is awesome! seems like she fit in perfectly!
@@TeaTimeWithTravis One of the things I find constantly stunning about VP is the way they bring in talented guest artists that instantly blend beautifully. I can't think of anyone they've brought in that didn't sound like they'd been already singing with them for years.
Another great reaction! Keep on smiling! You smile makes the world a better place!
You are so kind
I am first, last and always a Pentaholic but Voiceplay has been creeping up on me this last year or so to a very close second. Luckily for me my philosophy is not to have to choose and just happily take both. Or more if you include Home Free (it took me a minute to warm up to them coz I'm not a fan of country) and Voctave. And there is a warm place in my heart for old school Take Six for a little toe-tapping and finger-popping but then I've always been a jazz fan so it figures. They're all different, they're all great and they're all a cappella. It's a tasty, spicy brew. Just stir the pot (or cup) and take a taste. But for Voiceplay I'm stuck at the moment on their "If I Was a Rich Man/Girl". Very Cool.
Enjoyed your reaction. So glad you got to VoicePlay! I think they are amazing 🤩 most people start out with the Oogie Boogie song; Moana is probably most similar to this one, my favorite is Tennessee whiskey, Queen and Boy Bands are fun.
You can't go wrong with anything from VoicePlay. Check out Geoff's solo work too. The man is a bass beast! Welcome to the rabbit hole that is VoicePlay
VoicePlay and Rachel Potter did a version of "Phantom of the Opera" that I'm obsessed with!! Highly recommend
Neither J. None (Sebastien) nor Layne (vocal percussion madness/French chef) have accents. One of the things VoicePlay is capable of doing *extremely* well is character voices, something I see very few other a cappella bands doing. Check out their Nightmare Before Christmas videos- particularly This is Halloween and Kidnap the Sandy Claws- to see examples of this (and also some truly fantastic costuming and video work). Not all of their videos are quite as theatrical as these are, but most of the guys do have backgrounds working at Disney, so they have fun and get very creative. They do all of the video stuff themselves- either Geoff (pronounced Jeff, the tenor-bass monster) or Layne do most of their arrangements, and whoever arranged the piece generally does the video. Eli (pronounced Elly, he's the bald tenor beast with glasses) does much of their lighting, and is starting to arrange as well. At this time, J. None- the butter-smooth baritone with mad riffs and endless energy- has sadly left the group to join the Navy (possibly, hopefully, coming back after his service), but they have a new addition- Cesar De La Rosa, and he is a delight as well. Rachel Potter is a frequent collaborator with VoicePlay, having done quite a number of songs with them, but she's not a permanent member. She's another incredible vocalist, and a lot of people are sad that she never accepted VoicePlay's offer to join them. (But that's okay, she's semi-retired and raising a family, so who can blame her?) I'd recommend particular videos, but honestly you're going to find something impressive about pretty much every one, so whatever you choose to look at next will be something you will likely enjoy.
You're being polite in saying that " ..something I see very few other a cappella bands doing... '' concerning character voice singing, when they're the only ones who do it (within the sphere of groups like Voctave, Home Free, PTX) frequently.The other groups add humor to the videos, but there's no real voice acting/character singing.
@@samuelmncedisi1065 I always want to leave open the possibility that there could be something out there I haven't yet seen.
You have GOT to check out 'Kidnap the Sandy Claws' by voice play! It features Rachel Potter too, as well as some of their best costumes
Oogie Boogie Song, Sixteen Tons, and Blackbird really display Geoff's range.
Hi Travis, how are you doing today? OMG 😳 the man with the red bow tie has blown me away with his beatboxing xx
Right ?! So good ! Can’t wait to check out more !
@@TeaTimeWithTravis I look forward to watching them!!xx
Do the Oogie Bogie sing and This is Halloween. Love them.
I recommend their covers of Queen, If I were a rich man, and Mr Grinch!
Geoff Castilucci is the bass guy playing Ursula.
Check out Oogie Boogie song, this is Halloween from the Nightmare before Christmas. Also by Voiceplay. They also have a Moana medley.
Geoff pronounced Jeff is the Bass singer/ Ursula has his own TH-cam channel and you can't go wrong with any of his music or Voiceplay for that matter
Rachel potter x factor usa 2013 finalist
J None (Sebastians) accent is not his normal speaking voice, just for the video only.
it was VERY believable !
The key is their name - VoicePLAY. You can’t go wrong reacting to anything by VoicePlay or Geoff's individual videos.
I suggest their a cappella cover of "Butter" by BTS. ... Guy
Put Wicked on your list. Rachel shows up there too.
I'm glad you did it! Now I will stay subbed! From voice play, may I suggest Warriors, My Mother Told Me, Oogie Boogie's song, boy bands in 5 minutes, Kiss and Superstition... Umm, just to name a few! 😜
Boy bands is coming tomorrow :)
BTW...love your style!
Check out Voice Play and Rachel Potter's cover of The Phantom of the Opera. You won't regret it!
Love this! Think they do a Moana one which is great too. I haven't seen that much of their work but what I have seen I've really enjoyed 🙂
I was the 1000th like!🥳
If you like rachel potter and this medley she did a collab with another a capella group called Voctave thats a mashup of Poor Unfortunate Souls and I put a spell on you from hocus pocus thats fire, id check it out
For sure ! Thank you for the suggestion ! 🙏🏼
@@TeaTimeWithTravis your reaction to this one was so fun, so thank you!
So you’ve got a great theatrical acapella group and you want to do a “Little Mermaid” medley, but you need someone for Ariel? How about someone that, in addition to being a finalist on the X-Factor, has actually played Ariel (and Belle) at the theme parks for freakin’ Disney!? Enter; Rachel Potter.
I came here for the human subwoofer.
Pick any Voiceplay song you cant go wrong : P
Love your reactions , and can I just say..you wear some awesome shirts 😁
Thank you x 2!!!!
VP often has “guests “ in their performances..Rachael is extremely talented but, for me, this is not the best representation of their abilities. Boy Band Medley..Bang..and more recently Butter and If I Were a Rich Man.My Mother Told me. They have had mosome members come and leave but the core group
Please please check out Oogie Boogies Song and Queen in 5 minutes. Think you'll have fun.
5 min in you got the sub! Got to say you look a little like Scott Hoying from PTX.
Thanks for the sub ! I’ve heard that about Scott a few times before !
Hi Tea Time With Travis Voiceplays Names Are Ellie J None Layne Geoff And Please React To The Phantom Of The Opera Feat Rachel Potter And Tony Wiakim Tea TIme With Travis Brandie Castelluccli
Hello my voice play recommend is my mother told me. Awsome you will freak Geoff the bass does solo works try headless horseman awsome
There are really 4 big names in A cappella; PTX (#1 in my opinion), Home Free, Voiceplay and Voctave. Voctave a good one to start with is their Disney love medley with Kirstin From PTX and her former fiancé.
Geoff make D5-D2