Let me help you out Adam chance or chance so we don’t get confused: baritone and was the one doing the Jaw-harp (left back) Adam rupp: beat boxer (right back) Austin brown: high tenor (middle front) Rob Lundquist: low tenor (left front) Tim Foust: bass (right front) This is one of my favorite covers of theirs and Adams best box solos are really awesome and you need to check it our Great video😄
I love that you don't hesitate to say " Yeah, I have no idea how that's done, but I like it. " That's awesome. There are a lot of things to like about your videos, for that matter. Your break downs of what the beatboxer is doing, your discussion about technique, your thoughts on WHY they chose to do it the way they did...all of that. Oh, and that there are times when it seems like you can't help but follow along, even if it's so quiet we can't hear you, is really cool. For me, it shows that you're really liking what you're hearing and truly enjoy the craft of beatboxing. Thank you Xureck. Another great video. Oh! And tell your friend I loved seeing her reaction, too. That was fun.
There is a live version of 9 to 5 on youtube where they all beatbox (a bit... building a beat.) Austin (high tenor red head) does harmony harmonica when they do it live. He also does the "strings, guitair and violin" in some of their songs like "Do You Hear What I Hear." Chance (the one who did vocal jaw harp) also does "banjo" Tim does "bass guitar" and "electric bass." Very very talented group.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing. It's this one. It's old, but a lot of fun! Home Free - 9 to 5 + Beatboxing Breakdown, October 27, 2015 - th-cam.com/video/vHYgW0f3sKE/w-d-xo.html
Love how you are showing us what is going on. Huge Home Free fan here. The combined talent of the group is exceptional. Rob (beard and glasses) can whistle beautifully too.
I never knew that was such a talent. Ive always been able to whistle as have most people in my family and friends. Until TH-cam, I never knew how many struggled with it.
@@thomasarussellsr Yes, whistling on key is an exceptional talent! I've only ever met one person that could do it. Most of the time he didn't even know he was doing it. He whistled to himself like others sing to themselves.
@@ShyAnn291 like I said, I never knew groing up that it was such an unusual thing. Guess I was in an unusual situation. I hung out with groups in school and church that were musically inclined and never really knew if any of us couldn't whistle. Guess it was just so conmon in our group that if there were those who could not, they hid it well.
I've seen many Home Free reactions (vocal coaches, etc) and I really enjoyed hearing the perspective of a talented beat boxer. Great Job!! Their cover of Mayday would be a good next one for you. Muy gracias
So many reaction videos are similar, but to have their beatboxes analyzed is so interesting as Reck is listening in such a different way than I do and I love how well he explains what he is hearing.
Chance (the guy in the back with the vest) does that opening sound. It's called a jaw harp. Adam Rupp (the beatboxer) plays many (real) instruments. He majored in Trumpet and he plays a great bass guitar, He plays some drums and just about any instrument. In his church band, he was the guy they went to when any of the other players couldn't play. I'm sure it all helps him with his beatboxing skills. What always impresses me about Adam is how realistic his drums, harmonica, etc. sound. All of the home free guys can beatbox a little.
@@abbyzee2531 In my experience people who called it a jaw harp did't know it's main name is Jew's harp, let alone any of it's other names. Ha! It's also called a trump. LOL
Thanks for the reaction! Just subscribed. The harmonica Adam does here, when they do it live on stage it's even more incredible because Austin (singing the lead here in MOCS, he goes back and stands with the beat boxer, Adam, and they do a harmonizing duet of harmonicas. It's incredible! Am sure others suggested you watch one of Adam Rupp's live drum solos he does about 7-9 mins alone in every live show. They are mind-blowing!! Take care, thanks.
Yeah, this group is all vocal, no instruments at all, I've seen him doing the harmonica sound live on stage from the front row. It's pretty perfect. They do use a looper with this song onstage though to overlap the vocals.
Can't stop the feeling ...their cover and wow beat boxing by everyone. Please try to have a listen. This is great and a good one for round two. So nice to have insight with this art that I am fascinated with .
WOW this was REALLY cool! It's so fun to see a fellow talent breaking down and giving further understanding to those of us who have no idea how this stuff is done. AWESOME video! You two are SUPER talented!!!
I discovered your channel 3 days ago and was blown away by your beatboxing and the simplicity and breakdown of it for us. In the past 3 days, my beatboxing has improved so much, more than I thought were possible. Thank you for giving us this incredible channel!
This is fantastic! Enjoyed watching and very thoughtful explanation. Loved your guest...good beat boxer too! I love the fact that what you bring are answers to understanding BB. It is an awesome addition to music esp. a Capella. I love to hear your talent as well. Top of the line performance! I look forward to your videos and maybe someday I will see you live. Thank You! Stay safe!
During their live shows they do a bit that proves that ALL of them can beat box some. It's pretty amazing when all 5 of them go at it. Find them doing 9 to 5 live here on youtube.
Hello Reck! Since you’re so good at bass techniques, I think you’d be interested in some vocal range videos of A Cappella *bass* singers like Tim Foust, Geoff Gastellucci and Avi Kaplan. Highly recommend *Geoff Gastellucci’s* vocal range videos because he’s also extremely dope at your bass technique. Please check it out!
I have seen this performed live and it was Amazing. !!! Thanks so much for analyzing the sounds they group of guys can produce. I am a huge Home Free fan !!!
Great analysis on this video, and I am so glad you reacted/analyzed Home Free! I agree with some of the other recommendations, it would be great to see you react and analyze Adam Rupp's (of Home Free) drum solo video! It was nice to see your friend in this video too :)
Also, another you might enjoy is their live version at their show of 9 to 5 where they all five do incredible beat boxing and other sounds for several minutes in the middle. Look it up and you'll love it!
Cool breakdown analysis. Loved it! A few of my fav HF videos with cool beatboxing is Flowers on the Wall, Meet In The Middle, & Do You Hear What I Hear (which Adam arranged). For the group, Adam pretty much limits himself to just vocal percussion, but he keeps it pretty interesting & impressive. He's like an entire drum kit! Way too many people have argued with HF that they use instruments becuz of Adam & Tim. His solos are when he can let go & have fun.
Yo...... You just taught me how to do the kick thing with the breathing in and....... 0_0 you should teach us how to beatbox!! Your videos are amazing and I love how you reenact what you're reacting to. It's mind-blowing :D
Actually, the effect Chance was doing is called the jaw harp. When they do this song live, Austin, who is singing lead, will join the beat-boxer doing harmonicas in harmony. If you want to see another example of multiple members doing effects watch their "Butts Remix".
In a live version of this song the harmonica solo is extended and Austin, the main singer, joins in for a duet. The mouth harp is done, in this case, by using a low chest voice note, overtone, and shaping with the mouth. Or that's what I do anyway.
When they sing this live, the lead singer for this song (Austin-red hair) does the harmonica with Adam. If you want to see it, I have it posted on here from the concert I attended. They use a looper when singing live... besides the fact some of the sounds are layered, the jaw harp Chance is doing is difficult to sustain for extended periods as it can be painful.
also..i would enjoy hearing you do the beats on a full song...you seem well educated in the skill and the way the sounds are made with the human mouth...Gracias from south central Alabama
Loved your reaction and your explanations... it's great to hear the technical side behind the beatboxing and sound effects! I would suggest listening to "Can't Stop the Feeling", "House Party" and "Ring of Fire" by Home Free, all fully a capella, no instruments in sight... sometimes one can forget that because they are that good.... Thanks for sharing!
▶For someone who has no time to really practice hard to be a solo beatboxer (since they tour globally constantly, as a country-ish/pop/soul group..Home Free + Ptx are the 2 best-selling all-vocal groups in the world), Adam Rupp's a crazy good bboxer, who bboxes a full 2 hr concert ➕ a 10 min. solo- gotta react to: *"Home Free-Adam Rupp **#Beatbox** Solo"* (may be old, has newer ones)=🔥..I can imagine how good he'd be if he had time!! ▶He's the best in the a cappella biz. This is one of the vety few songs that Adam uses a loop staton in concert, so he can continue the beat & add harmonica, etc..Everything else is full-on-cappella, like amaazing LIVE *"9 To 5-Beatboxing Breakdown"* ..Remember, All Vocal, lol..All very tall, lead vocalists, songwriters, arrangers, multi-instrumentalists, like Adam pkays trumpet, guitar, bass, piano/keys, drums, et c🔥😊
Really cool to hear your thoughts on this, it's one of my favorites. I couldn't really hear your friend, though - maybe next time, have her stop the video to talk about what she hears like you do, instead of talking over the song? Would make it easier to hear what she has to say.
Reck if you want to see more of Adam's beatboxing checkout Home Free's cover of Cam's "Mayday" you'll appreciate Adam's beatboxing even more:) Have a blessed Monday :)
You should definitely react to Ring of Fire by Home Free for starters as the bass supposedly used the growl, or supposedly the chest bass in what I heard. Also I think the bass in VoicePlay also uses the same technique as yours which can be heard in a few of their videos
i feel like Saro knows this harmonica sound as well. also, when they do this live, i think they use a loopstation for a few sounds (like the overtone thing for the Jaw Harp at the beginning)
Yeah, that "juice harp (or jaw harp, depending on musical upbringing)" was so spot on, as was the harmonica. I love this group as much as Pentatonix. It just a different genre, for the most part. It's Country vs Pop, but both so powerful with just 5 members bringing so many talents. And the range of the highs and deep lows with the percussions gives a full band sound and mid range fillers along with some of the best harmonies I've ever heard even from much larger groups. Keep reviewing, my man. Oh and your friend there has some mad skills too. Edit: SUB'd
Holy Crap!! You are not only gorgeous, you are amazing!!!!! You need to check out a live performance of 9 to 5 where ALL of the band beat boxes. It is totally cool!!
Thank you very much for this, I'm a Home Free fan who knew nothing about beat-boxing before I started listening to them, and it's really interesting to see just how some of these things are done. Adam Chance is the guy who does the jaw-harp sound - they also do behind the scenes videos, including this one where they are rehearsing, and he does the sound on camera - th-cam.com/video/ThOaOtlSKak/w-d-xo.html I'm very pleased to hear you are planning on reacting to more Home Free, thank you.
The sound you're talking about is representative of a musical instrument called a Juice Harp. This song is very mountain folk oriented. That instrument has been played in the Appalachian mountains a very long time. You blow and finger pick to play, I believe. I'm old but not that old. Lol. Thanks for sharing, enjoyed the reaction.
Adam Rupp is a trumpet player. Even did it in college. Adam did, sort of learn to play drums. But only to get the sound better. All members of Home Free can beatbox. Austin does an amazing guitar sound.
These guys are awesome vocalists.....they harmonize perfectly. Thanks for posting this and sharing your comments and analysis. There are so many awesome songs by Home Free. I absolutely love ❤️ another International Folk Rock Band from Mongolia 🇲🇳. Their Throat Singing is Incredible. You should react to review The Hu Band...”Wolf Totem”. I’m Indigenous Native American from Northern California. This Reaction was Nice 👍🏽. Merry Christmas 🎄 2020.
This is a fun one. Austin Brown the lead singer can also do harmonica and train whistle sounds. Chance in the back does the jaw harp or mouth harp but uses a looper live because the sound hurts his voice. They are all pretty versatile and so much fun. Keep reacting.
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Watch Adam Rupp drum solo the home free beat boxer he’s been world champion beat boxer twice
Let me help you out
Adam chance or chance so we don’t get confused: baritone and was the one doing the Jaw-harp (left back)
Adam rupp: beat boxer (right back)
Austin brown: high tenor (middle front)
Rob Lundquist: low tenor (left front)
Tim Foust: bass (right front)
This is one of my favorite covers of theirs and Adams best box solos are really awesome and you need to check it our
Great video😄
Yes, check out the drum solo. The 7 minute version, where he's wearing the red-black shirt
Again, Jew harp
I love that you don't hesitate to say " Yeah, I have no idea how that's done, but I like it. " That's awesome. There are a lot of things to like about your videos, for that matter. Your break downs of what the beatboxer is doing, your discussion about technique, your thoughts on WHY they chose to do it the way they did...all of that. Oh, and that there are times when it seems like you can't help but follow along, even if it's so quiet we can't hear you, is really cool. For me, it shows that you're really liking what you're hearing and truly enjoy the craft of beatboxing.
Thank you Xureck. Another great video. Oh! And tell your friend I loved seeing her reaction, too. That was fun.
There is a live version of 9 to 5 on youtube where they all beatbox (a bit... building a beat.)
Austin (high tenor red head) does harmony harmonica when they do it live. He also does the "strings, guitair and violin" in some of their songs like "Do You Hear What I Hear."
Chance (the one who did vocal jaw harp) also does "banjo"
Tim does "bass guitar" and "electric bass."
Very very talented group.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing. It's this one. It's old, but a lot of fun!
Home Free - 9 to 5 + Beatboxing Breakdown, October 27, 2015 - th-cam.com/video/vHYgW0f3sKE/w-d-xo.html
@@VJ_9014 thanks for that link. That was super fun to watch. I had not seen that one yet.
In Home Free's video of "Can't Stop The Feeling", Chance (the one doing the Jaw harp) adds a sound like a banjo. ... Guy
Jew harp
Actually, Adam Rupp the beat-boxer only plays basic drums. However, he is a trumpet player, which he attributes his breath control to.
Home Free Elvira is where Home Free's beatboxer went from human to full drum set
Love how you are showing us what is going on. Huge Home Free fan here. The combined talent of the group is exceptional. Rob (beard and glasses) can whistle beautifully too.
I never knew that was such a talent. Ive always been able to whistle as have most people in my family and friends. Until TH-cam, I never knew how many struggled with it.
@@thomasarussellsr Yes, whistling on key is an exceptional talent! I've only ever met one person that could do it. Most of the time he didn't even know he was doing it. He whistled to himself like others sing to themselves.
Thomas Russell I cant whistle at all lol
@@ShyAnn291 like I said, I never knew groing up that it was such an unusual thing. Guess I was in an unusual situation. I hung out with groups in school and church that were musically inclined and never really knew if any of us couldn't whistle. Guess it was just so conmon in our group that if there were those who could not, they hid it well.
Thomas Russell that’s cool you have a unique talent!
Thanks for the analysis, again, and your friend Is beautiful. Home Free Is amazing of course...
I've seen many Home Free reactions (vocal coaches, etc) and I really enjoyed hearing the perspective of a talented beat boxer. Great Job!! Their cover of Mayday would be a good next one for you. Muy gracias
So many reaction videos are similar, but to have their beatboxes analyzed is so interesting as Reck is listening in such a different way than I do and I love how well he explains what he is hearing.
NOT MAYDAY you have to know the guys names before you are ready for that
Mayday would be an excellent song for him to analyze. Also, their American Pie
@@jblack1396 Julia Nilon's reaction was the best out of all the reaction videos I viewed. She does a great job of explaining the skills this band has.
great ! l'm happy that you discovered Home Free . Thank you for your analysis. Please more Home free!
Great review! It was nice to see you shedding light on alot of unique sounds that I didnt even realize they were making!
Chance (the guy in the back with the vest) does that opening sound. It's called a jaw harp. Adam Rupp (the beatboxer) plays many (real) instruments. He majored in Trumpet and he plays a great bass guitar, He plays some drums and just about any instrument. In his church band, he was the guy they went to when any of the other players couldn't play. I'm sure it all helps him with his beatboxing skills. What always impresses me about Adam is how realistic his drums, harmonica, etc. sound. All of the home free guys can beatbox a little.
It's actually called a Jew's Harp, FYI.
fyi it actually has many names including Jew harp & jaw harp and, mouth harp, gewgaw, guimbard, khomus, trump
@@abbyzee2531 In my experience people who called it a jaw harp did't know it's main name is Jew's harp, let alone any of it's other names. Ha! It's also called a trump. LOL
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Love this. Thank you for the technical break downs!! You’re awesome.
Thanks for the reaction! Just subscribed. The harmonica Adam does here, when they do it live on stage it's even more incredible because Austin (singing the lead here in MOCS, he goes back and stands with the beat boxer, Adam, and they do a harmonizing duet of harmonicas. It's incredible! Am sure others suggested you watch one of Adam Rupp's live drum solos he does about 7-9 mins alone in every live show. They are mind-blowing!! Take care, thanks.
Yeah, this group is all vocal, no instruments at all, I've seen him doing the harmonica sound live on stage from the front row. It's pretty perfect. They do use a looper with this song onstage though to overlap the vocals.
Can't stop the feeling ...their cover and wow beat boxing by everyone. Please try to have a listen. This is great and a good one for round two. So nice to have insight with this art that I am fascinated with .
Their cover of “Love Train” is another great example of crazy beatboxing!
WOW this was REALLY cool! It's so fun to see a fellow talent breaking down and giving further understanding to those of us who have no idea how this stuff is done. AWESOME video! You two are SUPER talented!!!
I discovered your channel 3 days ago and was blown away by your beatboxing and the simplicity and breakdown of it for us. In the past 3 days, my beatboxing has improved so much, more than I thought were possible. Thank you for giving us this incredible channel!
I’m stoked to see you diving in to Home Free a bit. You’ll definitely appreciate Adams beatboxing work with your knowledge of how the sounds are made
Your demonstrations are so good. So glad I subscribed. Thank you. 🤗
You should react to the video of 9 to 5 live. They all beatbox!
Yes! The live version is so much fun when they do the breakdown!
Be sure to watch the video "Home Free "9 to 5" Big Top Chautauqua on 09/01/16". It has better sound quality.
You seem like the most wholesome person
This is fantastic! Enjoyed watching and very thoughtful explanation. Loved your guest...good beat boxer too! I love the fact that what you bring are answers to understanding BB. It is an awesome addition to music esp. a Capella. I love to hear your talent as well. Top of the line performance! I look forward to your videos and maybe someday I will see you live. Thank You! Stay safe!
Check out Mayday by these guys. Great song and the beatboxing is 🔥
Oh, and I friend from Mexico! You both are awesome!
This my favorite song of there
During their live shows they do a bit that proves that ALL of them can beat box some. It's pretty amazing when all 5 of them go at it. Find them doing 9 to 5 live here on youtube.
Hello Reck! Since you’re so good at bass techniques, I think you’d be interested in some vocal range videos of A Cappella *bass* singers like Tim Foust, Geoff Gastellucci and Avi Kaplan.
Highly recommend *Geoff Gastellucci’s* vocal range videos because he’s also extremely dope at your bass technique. Please check it out!
I have seen this performed live and it was Amazing. !!! Thanks so much for analyzing the sounds they group of guys can produce. I am a huge Home Free fan !!!
You get to hear a lot of "gratuitous" scratching in their song ,"Butts Medley"
oh yeah....Butts Medley is a must for listening to Adam
Hahaha one of my favorites. My son like to listen to that one and laugh at their dancing 🤣
A bunch of Butt Scratches you could say.
Great analysis on this video, and I am so glad you reacted/analyzed Home Free! I agree with some of the other recommendations, it would be great to see you react and analyze Adam Rupp's (of Home Free) drum solo video! It was nice to see your friend in this video too :)
I love how you do some of your own beatboxing, which is phenomenal by the way, as well as showing other really cool beatboxers!
Great analysis! You’re touching on the arrangements and obviously the arranger. Good stuff! Super talented group!
Also, another you might enjoy is their live version at their show of 9 to 5 where they all five do incredible beat boxing and other sounds for several minutes in the middle. Look it up and you'll love it!
Cool breakdown analysis. Loved it! A few of my fav HF videos with cool beatboxing is Flowers on the Wall, Meet In The Middle, & Do You Hear What I Hear (which Adam arranged). For the group, Adam pretty much limits himself to just vocal percussion, but he keeps it pretty interesting & impressive. He's like an entire drum kit! Way too many people have argued with HF that they use instruments becuz of Adam & Tim. His solos are when he can let go & have fun.
React to Adam Rupp drumb solo!
Yo...... You just taught me how to do the kick thing with the breathing in and....... 0_0 you should teach us how to beatbox!! Your videos are amazing and I love how you reenact what you're reacting to. It's mind-blowing :D
Home free ring of fire please
Actually, the effect Chance was doing is called the jaw harp. When they do this song live, Austin, who is singing lead, will join the beat-boxer doing harmonicas in harmony.
If you want to see another example of multiple members doing effects watch their "Butts Remix".
Fascinating. Gives me a new way to listen to this song. Thank yu.
He is a two-time world champion.
WOW what a good analysis and introduction to other artists! Thank you! You yourself are quite talented!!!
Please do more Home Free! They are also amazing. Ring of Fire, The Butts Medley are both amazing!
In a live version of this song the harmonica solo is extended and Austin, the main singer, joins in for a duet.
The mouth harp is done, in this case, by using a low chest voice note, overtone, and shaping with the mouth. Or that's what I do anyway.
I'm a big fan of home free. Some of their songs that I recommend are: cross that bridge, Elvira, and everybody walkin' this land. Great vid.
Good to get another beat-boxer's viewpoint.
Exemplary evaluation, great commentary. I’m very interested to see more, especially of Adam Rupp.
Great reaction! Would love to see you react to Voiceplay - just sing.
When they sing this live, the lead singer for this song (Austin-red hair) does the harmonica with Adam. If you want to see it, I have it posted on here from the concert I attended. They use a looper when singing live... besides the fact some of the sounds are layered, the jaw harp Chance is doing is difficult to sustain for extended periods as it can be painful.
Check out Voiceplay "Boy Band Medley" lots of different styles of music
Enjoyed watching your reaction to the beat boxer in this video, I luv Home Free.
also..i would enjoy hearing you do the beats on a full song...you seem well educated in the skill and the way the sounds are made with the human mouth...Gracias from south central Alabama
I am new to learning about a beat boxer. So amazing, how you can make those sounds. What a talent.
Loved your reaction and your explanations... it's great to hear the technical side behind the beatboxing and sound effects! I would suggest listening to "Can't Stop the Feeling", "House Party" and "Ring of Fire" by Home Free, all fully a capella, no instruments in sight... sometimes one can forget that because they are that good.... Thanks for sharing!
Not sure if some one has mentioned it the instrument in the beginning is the Didgeridoo sound, native to Australia. The Aboriginal wind pipe.
Hi Xureck........will you be recording more reaction videos to Pentatonix and Home Free? Or, are you finished with this channel?
Try Can't Stop the Feeling
An other acapella group for you " Voiceplay "
▶For someone who has no time to really practice hard to be a solo beatboxer (since they tour globally constantly, as a country-ish/pop/soul group..Home Free + Ptx are the 2 best-selling all-vocal groups in the world), Adam Rupp's a crazy good bboxer, who bboxes a full 2 hr concert ➕ a 10 min. solo- gotta react to: *"Home Free-Adam Rupp **#Beatbox** Solo"* (may be old, has newer ones)=🔥..I can imagine how good he'd be if he had time!!
▶He's the best in the a cappella biz. This is one of the vety few songs that Adam uses a loop staton in concert, so he can continue the beat & add harmonica, etc..Everything else is full-on-cappella, like amaazing LIVE *"9 To 5-Beatboxing Breakdown"* ..Remember, All Vocal, lol..All very tall, lead vocalists, songwriters, arrangers, multi-instrumentalists, like Adam pkays trumpet, guitar, bass, piano/keys, drums, et c🔥😊
His drum solo is done Without drums in the video everyone's talking about.
Adam has been beat boxing professionally for 20 years, and boy can you tell. He's really incredible.
It was a pleasure to see a beat boxer reaction.
Really cool to hear your thoughts on this, it's one of my favorites. I couldn't really hear your friend, though - maybe next time, have her stop the video to talk about what she hears like you do, instead of talking over the song? Would make it easier to hear what she has to say.
He was making a mouth harp sound(twangy sound prevalent in the beginning and the end of the song.
You should check out Home Frees version of ` Do you hear what I hear` for a great display of Adam’s skills. He was also the arranger of this song
Check out Can't stop the Feeling. This guy is really good.
Greetings from Denmark , all the guys can beatbox a little not like Adam but you should check out 9 to 5 beatbox breakdown , they just go of
Great review!
Bro please do more home free video
So Home Free's Ring of Fire...go watch! Freaking amazing!
Definitely check out his drum solo videos! They are awesome and it would be so cool to have your analysis
Opera Rock. From Spain please. React to Camilo Sesto: Getsemani ( live 1977 ).
Que geniales que son 💜
Reck if you want to see more of Adam's beatboxing checkout Home Free's cover of Cam's "Mayday" you'll appreciate Adam's beatboxing even more:) Have a blessed Monday :)
You should definitely react to Ring of Fire by Home Free for starters as the bass supposedly used the growl, or supposedly the chest bass in what I heard. Also I think the bass in VoicePlay also uses the same technique as yours which can be heard in a few of their videos
That instrument used by the fellow in your extra example is called a jaws harp, or juice harp or jews harp, depending on the region of the country.
Great to hear your take on this, I would love to see your impressions of their cover "Mayday" =D
i feel like Saro knows this harmonica sound as well.
also, when they do this live, i think they use a loopstation for a few sounds (like the overtone thing for the Jaw Harp at the beginning)
Yeah, that "juice harp (or jaw harp, depending on musical upbringing)" was so spot on, as was the harmonica. I love this group as much as Pentatonix. It just a different genre, for the most part. It's Country vs Pop, but both so powerful with just 5 members bringing so many talents. And the range of the highs and deep lows with the percussions gives a full band sound and mid range fillers along with some of the best harmonies I've ever heard even from much larger groups. Keep reviewing, my man. Oh and your friend there has some mad skills too.
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Holy Crap!! You are not only gorgeous, you are amazing!!!!! You need to check out a live performance of 9 to 5 where ALL of the band beat boxes. It is totally cool!!
The other guy is making the "Juice Harp' sound. The Juice Harp is a instrument. used in some southern backwoods states.
Thank you very much for this, I'm a Home Free fan who knew nothing about beat-boxing before I started listening to them, and it's really interesting to see just how some of these things are done. Adam Chance is the guy who does the jaw-harp sound - they also do behind the scenes videos, including this one where they are rehearsing, and he does the sound on camera - th-cam.com/video/ThOaOtlSKak/w-d-xo.html I'm very pleased to hear you are planning on reacting to more Home Free, thank you.
Would love you to react home free wake me up.
The sound you're talking about is representative of a musical instrument called a Juice Harp. This song is very mountain folk oriented. That instrument has been played in the Appalachian mountains a very long time. You blow and finger pick to play, I believe. I'm old but not that old. Lol. Thanks for sharing, enjoyed the reaction.
You guys need to check out his "drum" solo. It's awesome! 🙂
I’m a bit late ,but you should watch the live version ,two of them “ play” harmonica together!
Adam Rupp is a trumpet player.
Even did it in college.
Adam did, sort of learn to play drums. But only to get the sound better.
All members of Home Free can beatbox.
Austin does an amazing guitar sound.
Al fin, una latina reaccionando a Home Free, lo que he buscado por mas de tres años
ME REFERIA A DE POR SI UNA REACCION EN ESPAÑOL JAJAJA
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Great analysis.
Subscribing to see more beatboxing breakdowns.
Please check out voice play next, they also have a great beatboxer!
These guys are awesome vocalists.....they harmonize perfectly. Thanks for posting this and sharing your comments and analysis. There are so many awesome songs by Home Free.
I absolutely love ❤️ another International Folk Rock Band from Mongolia 🇲🇳. Their Throat Singing is Incredible. You should react to review The Hu Band...”Wolf Totem”. I’m Indigenous Native American from Northern California. This Reaction was Nice 👍🏽. Merry Christmas 🎄 2020.
You are awesome, dude!
Yes Adam Chance was making the sound of the "mouth harp"
we call that instrument the jaw harp here in southern us...and his name is Adam Chance known simply as Chance
This is a fun one. Austin Brown the lead singer can also do harmonica and train whistle sounds. Chance in the back does the jaw harp or mouth harp but uses a looper live because the sound hurts his voice. They are all pretty versatile and so much fun. Keep reacting.
The bass can also beat box some. They are an incredible team.