Voice Play feature Adriana Arellano- You're a Mean One Mr.Grinch FIRST REACTION
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Yes, Geoff's the same guy you're thinking of; I thought your channel name was familiar. Geoff is one of the founding members of VoicePlay, back in 1997 when they were called 4:2:Five . Layne Stein, the beatboxer, is the other remaining OG member, but Eli Jacobson (the bald tenor with the hat) has been with them for over 1o years now. J. None- the black baritone with buttery smooth runs- was with the group for about 5 years before he left to sing for the Navy, but he still comes back to feature with VoicePlay when he has leave. Adrianna- who was only about 16 when this was filmed- still features with them, including their latest release (which happend yesterday- Jingle Bell Rock, but the Mean Girls version).
Geoff (bass singer) is the one who did the arrangement for Home Free's "Elvira" collaboration with The Oakridge Boys. The two groups competed on season 4 of the a capella competition show "The Sing-Off" (Pentatonix won season 3 and visited during season 4), so these groups all know each other and collaborate from time to time - Avi Kaplan (former bass from Pentatonix) was a guest on Home Free's rendition of "Ring of Fire", various Home Free members pop up in some Voiceplay videos and so on.
During the competition show, Voiceplay and Home Free had to work up a performance together in case they had to do a direct competition. They never did compete directly, so the song was never performed on the show, but they had so much fun working together that they went ahead and did a video of it on their own called "Zombies Vs. Hillbillies - Survivor".
BTW, Adam Chance who's now with Home Free was in a group called "Street Corner Symphony" that competed in Season 2 of The Sing-Off.
There's a saying among the fans of the three big a cappella groups: If you think of them as being in high school, Pentatonix were the choir nerds (the Trio went to high school and choir together), Home Free were the country kids having a tailgate party out in the parking lot (since 2 of the founders grew up in Minnesota, probably not), and VoicePlay were the theater kids, since many of their videos have full costumes, makeup, sets, backgrounds, etc. While a number of VoicePlay videos DO have theatrical elements, as this one did, many others are much simpler, letting you concentrate on the music they're creating.
Theatrical videos: Phantom of the Opera, Hoist the Colors, My Mother Told Me, Valhalla Calling, The Dragonborn Comes (Skyrim), We Don't Talk About Bruno, Little Mermaid medley
Non-theatrical videos: I Can't Make You Love Me, If I Were a Rich Man/Girl, Nothing Else Matters, Bridge Over Troubled Waters
I can absolutely see this…
You're at the tip of the iceberg with Voiceplay, they have tons of great songs!😊
That is exciting!
Generally the arranger develops the sound, records each part, and distributes the consolidated piece plus the individual part that each member needs to learn. Individuals discuss changes with the arranger, but the arranger makes the final decision. They then learn their own part, record it in their home studio, and send it back. The arranger consolidates and edits the vocal tracks. He has already planned the video, shot by shot - they get together and do the shoot in a day, or part of a day. The entire process is very disciplined. It allows room for differences, but not tantrums and haggling. The arranger edits the video, and sends it off to Ed Boyer for the final edit. Layne and Geoff are founding members, Eli (rhymes with jelly, the tenor) joined in 2010. Eli has been doing an increasing number of tasks, and took on the whole project for Creep (a STUNNING version.) He's now committed to join with Layne and Geoff on alternating projects, so each will do one every 3 months. (But he does have a brand-new baby at home, so we're not sure when the new plan kicks in.) Watch their Christmas release this year, (Jingle Bell Rock/Mean Girls) and all of the members and families are in the audience. (The members are also on stage in costume of course.) Adriana is in the new one, too. She's been doing about 1/year for the last 4-5 years. For this one, Grinch, she was only about 16. I think she's 19 now, but I may be a bit off.
Geoff and Tim from Homefree are buddies and have done a couple things together. Glad you found this
This is the first video of theirs I ever saw. And I was hooked. In a lot of the videos they tend to be a little bit theatrical as they are here. Not always, but their backgrounds are Disney and Universal Studios so theatricality comes pretty easily to them.
Geoff the bass singer, and Layne Stein the beatboxer, have arranged about 95% of their content, trading off every other month. Recently the bald tenor, Eli Jacobsen, has started becoming more active in that and will be doing more in the future. He is also their tech wizard and does a lot of their lighting and digital backgrounds. The black baritone is J None who was with them from about 2017 to 2021. The Navy recruited him to sing for them and he is about halfway through his five year hitch. He still comes back a lot to be a semi featured artist, but many of us feel he’s just not there at the moment. Adriana has been in several of their videos starting when she was 15 years old which was a birthday gift from the group to her. Geoff has known Adriana since she was a toddler.
Up until about 2020 they had a very high tenor named Earl and you can see him an older videos. It’s always a surprise to see this burly guy with this really intense laser focused tenor. Before J joined the group, Tony Wakim was the baritone from about 2010 to 2017 and since J left, Cesar de la Rosa is filling that spot.
Because they’re one person short they are filling it with a series of guest artist many of which come back from time to time.
Yes Geoff did man of constant sorrow
Geoff and Layne the beat boxer generally take turns at arranging there covers
Sometimes even rewriting or creating extra lyrics for songs
Layne (the beat boxer) and Geoff (the bass) are their chief arrangers, but Eli (the rock tenor) occasionally arranges as well. They very much do EVERYTHING in house.
You should catch Voice Play cover of Oogie Boogie Song from the nightmare before Christmas. Looking good Red.
this one for sure, Geoff is alway great, but this one is special.
I hope this is the first of many reactions to VoicePlay. Their catalog is both deep and amazing!
This bass is Geoff, he has arranged music for this group and several Home Free songs.
Welcome to the "Theater Kids" of the Acapella Triumvirate, VoicePlay! Layne, the beatboxer, and Geoff, the "bass" do most of the arrangements. They have several Christmas songs, including many from The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Subscribed. Keep on keepin' on, young lady!
Great reaction. They do on average 1 video a month (plus Geoff's solo vid and one or two minis/shorts). Who ever decides to take on a song is then responsible for it in entirety usually Geoff or Layne but sometimes Eli as well from arrangement to video direction (sometimes with help) and editing. Eli does the lighting and sometimes they hire makeup and camera operators but mostly do everything themselves. All info is in the description of their videos including guest links and any extras (except The Grinch he's The Grinch)
As I mentioned in a previous comment, I think you would enjoy Geoff's collaboration with The American Sirens on "Mele Kalikimaka".
One of my all-time favorites. I grew up listening to that because I’m really really old. And it just isn’t Christmas without hearing it.
Arrangement was Geoff, he's done many of both his own songs, as well as Voiceplay arrangements. Not all of them, Lane has done several, and they're wonderful. Geoff's masterpiece of arranging is probably their Wicked medley. Just excellent.
2:27 Your face when Geoff starts on the bass solo. 😂 You're in for a wild ride with VoicePlay and Geoff. (spoiler: he's not human)
Every time I hear the bass voice in these a cappella groups I think of Brad Roberts of Crash Test Dummies.
I love that you have such a deep reference.
You need about 30 more voiceplays reactions! My fav Acapella group and I love home free. Hoist the colours,Valhalla calling, little mermaid medley, we don't talk about Bruno, Queen in 5 minutes,just to name a few great ones out of many
Definitely I need to!
It's fun to watch you have fun. Great reaction.
Thank you!
YAY!!! Branching out!!! All I can do is wink! I'm sure others will fill you in on the group's details. As far as anything else from them... Sky's the limit. For the SEASON, they do an excellent "Oogie Boogie Song" from Tim Burton's Nightmare before Christmas. They just released another Christmas themed version of "Jingle Bell Rock" (as someone else mentioned). I LOVE their version of Oh Holy Night. AND... for your "mix-and-match-but-no-favorites" pleasure... They do a wonderful, FUN collaboration with Home Free... "Zombies vs. Hillbillies - Survivor (VoicePlay vs. Home Free)" I'll give you one wild guess which group plays the Hillbillies 😉 Great reaction, Red! (p.s. This made my DAY!!)
So interesting! You know, I have never seen Nightmare Before Christmas. I wonder if that will be an issue.🙄
@@redheadedneighbor I wouldn't say it's an issue. I had seen NBC before, but so long ago that I didn't remember this particular song (or the newer one by Geoff doing Jack's Lament). It really showcases Geoff and hi amazing range, but the BVs are also amazing!!
@@redheadedneighbor It helps if you know the basic storyline: Jack’s bored with being scary, visits Christmastown, wants to be Santa, Oogie Boogie kidnaps Santa. That’s pretty much what you need to put the videos in context.
Oogie Boogie is often recommended and that is when the Oogie Boogie man has kidnapped Santa and has very bad plans for him. It is very Geoff-centric as he is portraying Oogie Boogie. Normally they are a lot more of an ensemble group, although when they have a guest artist they do like to feature them more predominantly when they can.
@@redheadedneighbor I had never seen NBC before I experienced VP's version of "Oogie Boogie's Song," and the performance seemed weird. I appreciated their voices and the excellent singing, but it wasn't until I watched this clip ( th-cam.com/video/clURHZ5TfCQ/w-d-xo.html ) of that scene from the movie that I "got it." In this case, you really should see he original performance before trying to digest the cover. It would be best if you watched the whole movie, but OK if you only watch the scene being covered by VP.
@@redheadedneighbor... I've never seen it, either, but I love their version of Oogie Boogie Song!
How about their version of Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Caribbean 3? It stunned reactors 2 years ago; one walked off his set forgetting that he was in his boxers,
Subscribed in anticipation of more Voiceplay and Geoff!
I promise not to do that! Lol
Howdy Neighbor!! Great reaction!! You will love another fun one The Little Mermaid - but you also need to hear Creep as well as I Can't Make you Love me. They have such variety and everything is soo good!
Those all sound good!
Geoff castelluchi the bass or lane stine the beat boxer do arrangements the whole group does all prep except make up I rec Geoff castelluchi cover of constant sorrow and voice play cover little mermaid you love it vp is the top accapella group in the galaxy love your reaction please do more voice play / Geoff castelluchi covers
I think Geoff Castalucci (bass guy) probably arranged. He's worked with Home Free too.
Great reaction, Red!
Glad you enjoyed it
#VOICEPLAY #HOMEFREE #BASSGANG
Check out Geoff’s cover of ‘Stay a little longer’ 😉
that be Geoff
It is the same bass singer, Geoff Castellucci, that was in the Man of Constant Sorrow video that I sent to you. Geoff has some great songs with Voiceplay, but I prefer him performing as Geoff and the 3 Other Geoffs. 😂🤣✌️
Voiceplay is very good about listing all their credits on each video. So you can always drop down right under the video and know exactly who was responsible for each video. Although after a while, I’m sure you’ll have a good idea of which one was responsible just by listening.
Thank you so much
Wait where is your Man of constant sorrow video? I can't find it at all.
Really? Hold on
@@redheadedneighbor Yeah, I see your HF video but not the Geoff one. No worries, take your time haha
@@vvoof2601 ohhh. I didn’t do a reaction to that one with Geoff. Someone sent me a clip of it and I watched it off Instagram . I didn’t realize he was a part of this group til this video! Lol
@@redheadedneighbor Fair enough! If you do a full reaction to that video or any of Geoff's solo vids you won't be disappointed!
Why can’t you hear a psychiatrist using the bathroom?
Because the “p” is silent.
Funny!!!!
😘
Cute! I can even USE this one in mixed company!
@@philnoel5839 😊
You are Very Attractive .😘
SIXTEEN TONS | Low Bass Singer Cover
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Why must you preface every reaction video (whether it's PTX, Home Free or Voiceplay) with "I'm going to be a little judgy on this one"? It is so off--putting and unnecessary, and the reason it deserves no subscription to your channel. The minute you said this, I said "nope, can't watch this". And that is me being "judgy".
Sounds like you are calling RHN a Grinch! If you actually watched some of her content you would know that she rarely says that and she is always very nice to the artists. But if she wanted to be "judgy" I would not mind at all.
Why must you be grumpy on every reaction?😉Just enjoy people enjoying the music. Merry Christmas Have a Blessed Holiday Season.
That’s alright. I understand ☺️. I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. There are so many wonderful reactors. I’m hoping you have checked out Highly ReActive. Those guys have wonderful hearts. I bet you would like them.💕
@@redheadedneighbor I do, that's how I found you. Ignore Mr GrumpyMcGrumperson he always finds something to grump about.
@@Denalicat thank you.💕
Voiceplay and homefree are the best acapella bands out there. Voiceplay have many holiday videos. Geoff and Tim can both go 5 octives in their voice ranges. Both bands did a competition on TV. Zombie vs Cowboys I believe. I have no doubt you'd definitely enjoy it.
I love the idea!