the bass is geoff castellucci, he has solo projects, his new one is great it is radioheads high and dry please do a reaction on it. He can get down that low as there are live performances and also he has done a video on how he does it.
I recommend their Little Mermaid Medley for more insane vocals from all of them (especially the bass Geoff) and literally anything from Geoff Castellucci's solo channel, he's too good!
Geoff (the bass) is so nimble with his vocals! He just bounces around the octaves like a ping pong ball and never sounds strained or forced. And even though some basses can hit really low notes, they often lose the words, it's just sound. Geoff... you can truly hear the words! Great reaction! ❤
There are 3 (that I know of) acapella groups with basses that can hit an E1, Voice Play (Geoff), Home Free (Tim), and Pentatonix (Avi). I recommend you check out Home Free's "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire - Featuring Avi Kaplan" and Pentatonix's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" and "Bohemian Rhapsody".
The bass singer is geoff(Jeff) castellucci if you really want to be blown away react to his version of blackbird by the Beatles your jaws will hit the floor.
If you listen to Voiceplay's "Ooggie Booggie Song" and "You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch" you can hear Geoff's full range cause he is the featured in those songs more than the rest. He can go as low as E1 and he can sing as high as a tenner
@@OceanMan88 the D1 its 100% real man, the think is that a lot of people thinks that he did a D5-D1 slide, but it was only a 3 octaves slide with the sub D1 on the background
Yes they're really awesome. Please check out the songs in VoicePlay's and Geoff Castellucci's channel. *If you can, please look for the live version of VoicePlay's Elvira.
Awesome reaction! Home Free and Voiceplay both have awesome basses and both groups sing acapella. Checkout Home Free "Ring of Fire" and Voiceplay "Oogie Boogie Song" & "Warriors" and that will get you started on the bass train - Choo Choo baby! Choo Choo! :0)
I think Tim is lower! But, Geoff is awesome. Check out their Grinch. It shows their talent. Home Free, Man of Constant Sorry. These guys are incredible. Great reaction!
Omg! You guy's were great! So glad to see you react! Geoff Castellucci is the bass and he has a 5 octave range. He just released 16 tons on his own channel. It's insane, check it out. You won't be sorry! ❤
I laughed so loud at your comments, omg, that was amazing! I love seeing people react to Voiceplay, especially when they are new to them, so that was fun, but then afterwards it was great. Please do more Voiceplay! Especially their The Little Mermaid Medley. Also, I really want Geoff, the bass, to see this reaction, lmao.
Please, react to the "2020 Bass Battle Avi Kaplan vs Geoff Castellucci vs Tim Foust" video! You're gonna love it! Greetings from Italy and have a good day!
If you like this group check out Home Free they Have another great Bass Tim Foust who Geoff has Learned alot from! They have tons of great songs as well!!
Welcome to the wonderful world of Voiceplay!!! There are lots of Disney medleys, as well as their more serious stuff. The trifecta of Acapella right now, (as seems to be the consensus), is Voiceplay, HomeFree and Pentatonix. You can't go wrong with any of them, but Voiceplay tends to be more 'theatrical' with their videos and are known for some of the smoothest transitions. I'd recommend, I Will Survive, 21 Pilots Mashup, This Is Halloween, Phantom of the Opera, Panic in 4 mins, Boy Bands in 5 mins, Queen in 5 mins, the Moana Medley and Bridge Over Troubled Water. Hallelujuah by Pentatonix and Auld Lang Syne by HomeFree. Just my suggestions. Enjoy!
Geoff is very real... one of the lowest practicing tenors in the world! But Voiceplay has extraordinary talent throughout... try their "Little Mermaid" medley, or Oogie Boogie Song, or Queen medley, or Geoff's solo "Monster Mash", or Voiceplay's "The Dragonborn Comes"... great reaction as always, love the humour & passion!
Welcome to Geoff Castellucci (the bass). No pitch adjustment. 5 octave range. I'm a straight man, and his voice melts my butter. He does a great cover of Blackbird that really shows his range. Also 16 Tons is about to drop on TH-cam. And as others have mentioned Voiceplay's Moana Medley is pretty amazing and so is the Little Mermaid Medley.
Oh it's a 100% real haha, both the incredible drum-kit that Layne (the beatboxer) has swallowed and the Bass that Geoff (pronounced Jeff) puts down. So the members are Geoff (Bass), Eli (pronounced Ellie) who is Low Tenor, then you have Omar Cardona who is not an official member. The High Tenor, Earl left the band unfortunately. Then it's J. None (Baritone) and Layne the beatboxer. I'd recommend like probably most people here have, to react to The Oogie Boogie Song (It's a Bass Solo basically from Geoff, you'll melt over his MASSIVE vocal range) and their cover of Can't Help Falling In Love. Thanks again :)
Great and fun reaction! If you want to hear the bass, Geoff Castelluci....go to his channel and listen to either Blackbird by the Beatles or Disney's The Headless Horseman As for Voiceplay, they have some killer Disney Medley. Little Mermaid, Moana. Unreal talent. Thanks for the reaction!
I've heard reactors mentioning vocal chords, head voice, the larynx etc., but never scrotal voice. I always imagined that to be higher, really - more like a squeak. I hope you managed to fix your dairy problems, I guess you coerced Mike into helping you...
Lol im a grown biological dude, my ovaries are sore. Tim Foust, Geoff Castellucci are legit. Avi Kaplan and a few others can also do most of the 1st octave subharmonics. I think Tim has the lowest chest note but both can smack the same notes around. Also range info is inconstant for Tim and Geoff around 5 octaves A0-A5 +
Fun how I said this then not long after geoff brakes his record making me look like an idiot. Geoff and Tim are now matched with Geoff hitting 1 note higher
"Welcome to Too Much Information with Mike and Ginger and Mike's....." Check out Home Free's cover of Man Of Constant Sorrow for more basstastic acapella.
That bass singer Geoff Castelluci is one of the best basses out there not in gospel music. Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan are the other 2 huge ones. Runners up include Matt Sallee and Chance.
Thank you for your awesome reactions. They are very real in everything they do. Please check out some of their newest cover songs. Voice Plays cover of Dream On originally done by Aerosmith is awesome. The Halo theme song from the video game Halo. The Dragonborn Comes/Skyrim. Enemy from Imagine Dragons. Please add them to your list. They are a force to be reckoned with.
Did Geoff even hit any low notes in this one? I don't have perfect pitch, but that felt like octave 2 to me. Which, I mean, sure, that' s low by normal human standards, but this is Geoff Castellucci, isn't he supposed to hit E1 at least once in every song, just to make sure the world doesn't accumulate too many cheap subwoofers?
No, you don't need to stop. Great reaction. 😂 I love VoicePlay and their version of this song. Geoff is my favorite bass singer, because of the tone of his whole range. If you wanna see/hear more of what he can do, you should check out Oogie Boogie's Song, which is really fun. Or his mellow solo cover of High and Dry, which is pretty new and one of my favorite songs right now: th-cam.com/video/009yAHVfyTw/w-d-xo.html And I didn't find Home Free in your videos, so you haven't heard them before? Another great group with an amazing and impressive bass singer (Tim Foust, who was the inspiration for Geoff to learn some of the stuff he is able to do and who can apparently destroy speakers just by singing 😁). For Home Free I would suggest listening to Ring of Fire (the former bass singer of Pentatonix, Avi Kaplan, is in that one too. So a two for one-situation). Or for a Tim kinda solo/duet Peter Hollens Misty Mountains feat. Tim.
"I can't believe how low he is." Welcome to the world of Geoff Castellucci, perhaps the lowest voice in music right now. The depths of his bass range are... well... several professional musicians have reacted to hearing him with the line, "That may be the lowest note I've ever heard a human voice produce."
Butter downstairs is melting. Thats a new one for me.
I think hat's the most perfectly worded description of how most of us are affected by Geoff Castellucci.
I'm a man, and my downstairs butter melts every time I hear him go that low...
"My butter down stairs is melting"🤣😂🤣 check out Geoff's youtube channel for more butter melting bass!
You guys should check out "oogie boogie song" to see a lot of more Geoff (the bass) and his amazing bass and range
Yes!!!! I definitely agree.. it’s one that needs the reaction
OMG - "I KNOW that's where the sound is coming from!" I about choked laughing so hard!!!
🤣😂👍
😏 - G
the bass is geoff castellucci, he has solo projects, his new one is great it is radioheads high and dry please do a reaction on it. He can get down that low as there are live performances and also he has done a video on how he does it.
High and dry deffo
Gotta react to Oogie Boogie song by Voiceplay! One of Geoff's lowest notes!
Now searching for Pipeboard Harmony…
Cannot wait till you see how low Geoff (the bass) can really go !!
I recommend their Little Mermaid Medley for more insane vocals from all of them (especially the bass Geoff) and literally anything from Geoff Castellucci's solo channel, he's too good!
Another accapella artist is Tim Foust who also has crazy good low bass, particularly on 'Misty Mountains'
and who is friends with Geoff.....
Geoff (the bass) is so nimble with his vocals! He just bounces around the octaves like a ping pong ball and never sounds strained or forced. And even though some basses can hit really low notes, they often lose the words, it's just sound. Geoff... you can truly hear the words! Great reaction! ❤
There are 3 (that I know of) acapella groups with basses that can hit an E1, Voice Play (Geoff), Home Free (Tim), and Pentatonix (Avi). I recommend you check out Home Free's "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire - Featuring Avi Kaplan" and Pentatonix's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" and "Bohemian Rhapsody".
The bass singer is geoff(Jeff) castellucci if you really want to be blown away react to his version of blackbird by the Beatles your jaws will hit the floor.
High and Dry also!
And “Headless Horseman” and “16 Tons”!
The dude with bass has a song on his own channel called "The Headless Horseman" and his name is Geoff Castelucci
If you listen to Voiceplay's "Ooggie Booggie Song" and "You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch" you can hear Geoff's full range cause he is the featured in those songs more than the rest. He can go as low as E1 and he can sing as high as a tenner
Voiceplay is pog , 1 of the best A cappella groups around and Geoffs has a sub bass :)
Voiceplay joins Pentatonix and Home Free as top A cappella performers. Very nice!
"that can't be real, can it?"
Not only is it real, but that's nowhere near as low as Geoff can go.
That is "The Headless Horseman" Bass cover
He can go to E1 (makes Barry White sound like a Soprano).
Did an Eb1 in mr grinch as well
Lmfao
@@atomknight8361 And a (debated) D1 in Little Mermaid Medley.
@@atomknight8361 And even a C#1 (and a brief B0) in High and Dry!
@@OceanMan88 the D1 its 100% real man, the think is that a lot of people thinks that he did a D5-D1 slide, but it was only a 3 octaves slide with the sub D1 on the background
I’ve watched this probably 15 times…this is still my favorite first reaction to Voiceplay. I love you guys!
I was going to write something but then cracked up😂😂😂😂😂.
Thanks guys. It's about all can say😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good one Basil 👍👍👍first time hearing this one, beautiful vocals..
@@Lilygirl283 It only dropped a few days ago. Thanks Snapdragon
@@Lilygirl283 First time hearing VoicePlay or just the song?
Yes they're really awesome. Please check out the songs in VoicePlay's and Geoff Castellucci's channel.
*If you can, please look for the live version of VoicePlay's Elvira.
You want sick bass singers? More VoicePlay....and Pentatonix....and Home Free (they have two sick basses! :D).
The bass singer is Jeff you should check out blackbird cover from jeoff he sings an incredible version of it solo.
Except that his name is Geoff.
Have you guys checked out Misty Mountains by Peter Hollens feat Tim Foust. If not might be time to take a trip Middle Earth.
I shall add it to our list! - G
Definitely don't stop, Ginger! 😉👍
Yup, believe it or not Geoff's voice is 100% legit, and he can go even lower than that. Great reaction video, loved it guys!
Awesome reaction! Home Free and Voiceplay both have awesome basses and both groups sing acapella. Checkout Home Free "Ring of Fire" and Voiceplay "Oogie Boogie Song" & "Warriors" and that will get you started on the bass train - Choo Choo baby! Choo Choo! :0)
I think Tim is lower! But, Geoff is awesome. Check out their Grinch. It shows their talent. Home Free, Man of Constant Sorry. These guys are incredible. Great reaction!
Omg! You guy's were great! So glad to see you react! Geoff Castellucci is the bass and he has a 5 octave range. He just released 16 tons on his own channel. It's insane, check it out. You won't be sorry! ❤
You should watch Voiceplays cover of the little Mermaid. The bass really shows off his range. Great reaction!!!
I like this a lot. Beautiful talent.
Wow!
I laughed so loud at your comments, omg, that was amazing! I love seeing people react to Voiceplay, especially when they are new to them, so that was fun, but then afterwards it was great. Please do more Voiceplay! Especially their The Little Mermaid Medley.
Also, I really want Geoff, the bass, to see this reaction, lmao.
Please, react to the "2020 Bass Battle Avi Kaplan vs Geoff Castellucci vs Tim Foust" video! You're gonna love it! Greetings from Italy and have a good day!
If you like this group check out Home Free they Have another great Bass Tim Foust who Geoff has Learned alot from! They have tons of great songs as well!!
Welcome to the wonderful world of Voiceplay!!! There are lots of Disney medleys, as well as their more serious stuff. The trifecta of Acapella right now, (as seems to be the consensus), is Voiceplay, HomeFree and Pentatonix. You can't go wrong with any of them, but Voiceplay tends to be more 'theatrical' with their videos and are known for some of the smoothest transitions. I'd recommend, I Will Survive, 21 Pilots Mashup, This Is Halloween, Phantom of the Opera, Panic in 4 mins, Boy Bands in 5 mins, Queen in 5 mins, the Moana Medley and Bridge Over Troubled Water. Hallelujuah by Pentatonix and Auld Lang Syne by HomeFree. Just my suggestions. Enjoy!
Geoff is very real... one of the lowest practicing tenors in the world! But Voiceplay has extraordinary talent throughout... try their "Little Mermaid" medley, or Oogie Boogie Song, or Queen medley, or Geoff's solo "Monster Mash", or Voiceplay's "The Dragonborn Comes"... great reaction as always, love the humour & passion!
Welcome to Geoff Castellucci (the bass). No pitch adjustment. 5 octave range. I'm a straight man, and his voice melts my butter. He does a great cover of Blackbird that really shows his range. Also 16 Tons is about to drop on TH-cam. And as others have mentioned Voiceplay's Moana Medley is pretty amazing and so is the Little Mermaid Medley.
Oh it's a 100% real haha, both the incredible drum-kit that Layne (the beatboxer) has swallowed and the Bass that Geoff (pronounced Jeff) puts down. So the members are Geoff (Bass), Eli (pronounced Ellie) who is Low Tenor, then you have Omar Cardona who is not an official member. The High Tenor, Earl left the band unfortunately. Then it's J. None (Baritone) and Layne the beatboxer. I'd recommend like probably most people here have, to react to The Oogie Boogie Song (It's a Bass Solo basically from Geoff, you'll melt over his MASSIVE vocal range) and their cover of Can't Help Falling In Love. Thanks again :)
No pitch adjustment. They have live performances on YT too.
Great and fun reaction! If you want to hear the bass, Geoff Castelluci....go to his channel and listen to either Blackbird by the Beatles or Disney's The Headless Horseman
As for Voiceplay, they have some killer Disney Medley. Little Mermaid, Moana. Unreal talent. Thanks for the reaction!
Wow!
My mans hits a G1 in chest and they go "whoa that's deep"
pepeLaugh oh no no no wait until you hear that B0
You might enjoy Voiceplay's version of the Prince classic, "Kiss". ... Guy
I would! Mike would not 😅 - G
@@MikeandGinger Watch it when Mike isn't looking! ... Guy
React geoff castellucci high and dry bass singer cover
Pleaseee
The Headless Horseman 🎃
Voiceplay never disappoint!
Oh you think the bass was crazy in this, you definitely have to hear his cover of Headless Horseman or Blackbird
Geoffs voice is crazy but yeah its real he did a video on how to train the low voice. If you watch it you will be convinced its real 😄
Great Reaction, definitely check out their Queen in 5 minutes!!
"butter downstairs" and Scrotums? 😱
Go to your room NOW, young lady!!! 🙉😤
😜 - G
@@MikeandGinger I physically felt Mike's emasculation. 😭
@@ChrisPage68 not at all! Mike is plenty confident in the bulkiness of his scrotum 🤣
@@MikeandGinger TMI!
Geoff Castellucci Is Actually That LOW....But his register is Crazy all the way HIGH!!! His speaking voice Naturally is in The Basement!!!
I've heard reactors mentioning vocal chords, head voice, the larynx etc., but never scrotal voice. I always imagined that to be higher, really - more like a squeak. I hope you managed to fix your dairy problems, I guess you coerced Mike into helping you...
😜 - G
Do yourselves a favor and react to VoicePlay Queen in 5 minuets
Geoff actually goes lower than this in several songs. his voice is unreal
Lol im a grown biological dude, my ovaries are sore. Tim Foust, Geoff Castellucci are legit. Avi Kaplan and a few others can also do most of the 1st octave subharmonics.
I think Tim has the lowest chest note but both can smack the same notes around. Also range info is inconstant for Tim and Geoff around 5 octaves A0-A5 +
You should check out home free . There bass Tim foust is friends with this bass from voiceplay . Tim can hit 1 note lower than Geoff I believe .
Fun how I said this then not long after geoff brakes his record making me look like an idiot. Geoff and Tim are now matched with Geoff hitting 1 note higher
"Welcome to Too Much Information with Mike and Ginger and Mike's....."
Check out Home Free's cover of Man Of Constant Sorrow for more basstastic acapella.
i have D2 voice same as his and iam so happy what i can do with it.
my range is 3.2 octave
C5 to D2#
You need to do Geoff Castelluci version of Sixteen Tons....freakin unreal
you have just been Geoffed! and yes he can go even lower!
Home free next then 🤣
Please do some more Voice Play, try Home Free and definitely Pentatonics. That is all Geoff, he is absolutely amazing.
Subscribed before the song started. Lol
Thank you, and welcome! - G
Mr Grinch is very bassy
Love the bass, *Geoff,” but the percussionist, Layne, blows me away in this.
Oggie boogie song by voicplay
That bass singer Geoff Castelluci is one of the best basses out there not in gospel music. Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan are the other 2 huge ones. Runners up include Matt Sallee and Chance.
Thank you for your awesome reactions. They are very real in everything they do. Please check out some of their newest cover songs. Voice Plays cover of Dream On originally done by Aerosmith is awesome. The Halo theme song from the video game Halo. The Dragonborn Comes/Skyrim. Enemy from Imagine Dragons. Please add them to your list. They are a force to be reckoned with.
Check out home free cover of American pie with Don Mclean it is amazing
Please react to the basses (Geoff Castellucci) solo work. High and Dry or Headless Horseman. :)
Did Geoff even hit any low notes in this one? I don't have perfect pitch, but that felt like octave 2 to me. Which, I mean, sure, that' s low by normal human standards, but this is Geoff Castellucci, isn't he supposed to hit E1 at least once in every song, just to make sure the world doesn't accumulate too many cheap subwoofers?
No, you don't need to stop. Great reaction. 😂 I love VoicePlay and their version of this song. Geoff is my favorite bass singer, because of the tone of his whole range. If you wanna see/hear more of what he can do, you should check out Oogie Boogie's Song, which is really fun. Or his mellow solo cover of High and Dry, which is pretty new and one of my favorite songs right now: th-cam.com/video/009yAHVfyTw/w-d-xo.html
And I didn't find Home Free in your videos, so you haven't heard them before? Another great group with an amazing and impressive bass singer (Tim Foust, who was the inspiration for Geoff to learn some of the stuff he is able to do and who can apparently destroy speakers just by singing 😁). For Home Free I would suggest listening to Ring of Fire (the former bass singer of Pentatonix, Avi Kaplan, is in that one too. So a two for one-situation). Or for a Tim kinda solo/duet Peter Hollens Misty Mountains feat. Tim.
this was pretty tame for low baseness of voice-play.
Oogie Boogie Song
He goes lower.
Lol, it's all real 🤭.
Check out oogie boogie song by voiceplay
lol "can't be real" oh, you haven't seen anything yet
Pls pls react to Og3ne - Bohemian Rhapsody.
Can that be real? Yes. Is it chest voice? Probably.
Was this your first time hearing VoicePlay?
"I can't believe how low he is."
Welcome to the world of Geoff Castellucci, perhaps the lowest voice in music right now. The depths of his bass range are... well... several professional musicians have reacted to hearing him with the line, "That may be the lowest note I've ever heard a human voice produce."