He's part of an a capella group called voiceplay. Any of their stuff is good. One of my favorites is their Queen melody. Geoff's song Sixteen Tons is amazing.
@@CliffBeatsOfficial his cover of Take me home, Country Road is exceptional and his name is pronounced Jeff. Other Voiceplay songs include My Mother Told Me, Oogey Boogey, Grim Grinning Ghosts, This is Halloween, Mean One Mr Grinch.
@@steveeverett1736 Oogie Boogey! His range is insane, and it's truly shown in that song. For his solos, Sixteen Tons. For Voice Play, their Disney medleys are fun. Especially Little Mermaid Medley. Their creativity is...hilarious.
No worries... he's happily married with kids. Hold on to your hat and check out Voice Play ' s Little Mermaid Medley, Oogie Boogies Song, and My Mother Told Me. He's crazy good.
If you like the bass, Geoff's 16 Tons cover is great. If you want to see him stretch his nearly 5-octave range, High and Dry on his channel is your bet. But if you want to see how he sounds with other singers (and hear, in my opinion, one of the best beatboxers currently in the A Capella scene), check out the group he's in, VoicePlay. I'd suggest starting with Carry On Wayward Son from them.
@@Iansco1 I love Oogie Boogie's Song, but I'll admit that I don't think it's a very good introduction to *VoicePlay*, so I tend to recommend something else as a first song.
You NEED to check out more of Geoff! my favourite is his Misty Mountains Cold cover, and Oogie Boogie song is also really popular from their acapella group called voiceplay. all very talented and amazing!
Thank you so much for the reaction, really enjoyed it! Geoff is the bass singer in the a cappella group called Voiceplay. Same idea as Pentatonix and Home Free, although they are all very different styles. You should check out My Mother Told Me or Oogie Boogie Christmas. Geoff goes subharmonic and your headphones vibrate. Thanks again.
Geoff Castallucci's version is called Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold. Misty Mountains is sung by Peter Hollens and Tim Foust, another great bass with a 5 octave range.
You definitely need to check out the OOGIE BOOGIE'S SONG cover by VoicePlay (Geoff's acapella group) It's incredibly well put together and one of my favourite videos on youtube.
Geoff (pronounced Jeff). He has about a 5 octave range. Listen to his version on 16 Tons and Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold. He's the base for VoicePlay. Listen to their Disney Little Mermaid Medley where Geoff is ..... URSULA! (He even let them paint him blue!) He did a D5 to D1 slide that's AMAZING, but each member had their moment, even Geoff's childhood friend, Layne Stein, the VoicePlay beatboxed and with Geoff, does most of the arrangements. Do watch their version of We're Good, with 2 guest vocalists, one of whom is now VoicePlay's newest member.
Hey there, new sub here. Geoff is one of my favourite singers because he has unreal talent and an unreal range. You gotta check more of his solo stuff out but also his group's music too - VoicePlay. They are an amazing a cappella group. Songs I'd recommend - Carry on Wayward Son by VoicePlay, Bridge Over Troubled Water by VoicePlay and Sixteen Tons by Geoff Castellucci. Your reaction and how sincere you seem is why I subbed 👍.
😄😄😄 your reaction was actually priceless, welcome to the rabbit hole 😄 I would highly recommend literally any of his on his channel, they’re all crazy good. He most recently uploaded a Misty mountains cover. And that’s already a bassy song
Great reaction man! Geoff (pronounced Jeff) and the rest of voiceplay are insanely talented. Every video is a winner. They don't take themselves too seriously, and their goofy personalities always shine through!
Voiceplay is Geoff's group. They are fantastic! If you do reactions to them and HomeFree you will have a great many people follow you in your journey down the rabbit hole.
Welcome to the GC rabbit hole! Check out this new release, th-cam.com/video/Erkv1-_xR7U/w-d-xo.html the costumes are great, the set is simple but perfect! One more that will blow your socks off! 😎
Geoff (pronounced Jeff) does a great cover of Sixteen Tons! Love his voice.🤩 Please also react to Hua Chenyu from Singer 2018 (same year as KZ) singing his own song "Equal To Heaven." Thanks
Check out his version of "16 Tons" or "Oggie Boogie Song" that is performed by Voice Play which he is a member of. Also, Geoff sings in the subharmonic range quite often. It will make your ears tingle.
This is one of the greatest songs ever written by Sir Paul. Geoff (pronounced like Jeff) Interprets it wonderfully. It's actually very symbolic of American struggles in the Black community.
@@CliffBeatsOfficial But women everywhere melt listening to him. And a few men too. :) Watching him in his Country Roads is yet another experience. But also check out VoicePlay.
I didn't know you'd want to go down the bass (pronounced base) rabbit hole! Geoff is a mutant, and I love everything he puts out. Another one that shows his crazy range is his cover of Radiohead's High and Dry. In the original key. Friggin nutz.
Geoff did a wonderful cover of Monster Mash. You should check out his group VoicePlay in Queen in 5 Minutes and Boy Bands in 5 Minutes. If I Were a Rich Man/Girl and Friends On the Other Side (from The Princess and the Frog) came after a change in their lineup but didn't hurt their great talent. The Halo Theme brought back one of their original members (keep listening after the music). And just for their comedic side I think you'd get a kick out of watching VoicePlay The Chicken Song. There are 2 videos from their live on stage performance, one from 2014 and the other 2016.
Notes on his original video: Geoff & his wife filmed this in their home while their 3 year old son was sleeping and Geoff was trying to sing "softly" so he wouldn't wake him up. Then he heard "Daddy, is that Blackbird?" and Geoff's like Yup, go back to sleep. I'm glad he included that.
Just before Halloween, Geoff dropped his cover of ghost riders in the sky. Earlier in the year he also did a beautiful cover of ain't no sunshine Worth checking out... 🇬🇧❤️
Voiceplay (acapella group) has been around a long time. Any of their stuff is good. Geoff (just pronounced as Jeff) only started doing solo music vids this last year, perhaps because of COVID. He has about ten solo songs up so far, and all but one of them are multitracks like this.
All of his stuff is great, I'd recommend Sixteen Tons, Misty Mountains and Headless Horsemen. Also with VoicePlay you have the Oogie Boogie Song, Queen in 5 minutes, My mother told me, This is Halloween, Boy Bands in 5 minutes, Bang! , Carry On Wayward Son and If I Were a Rich Man/Girl
Geoff is another way to spell Jeff. My top 3 basses. 1. Avi Kaplan, formerly of Pentatonix 2. Geoff 3. Tim Faust In this order. All three have fabulous ranges but Avi is also an Overtone singer which gives him a sweet whistle tone ability and mercy, his resonance is just fabulous beyond anything I have heard. He does not gat the attention he deserves because his personal writing is more to the Americana Folk sound, but he is fabulous!
Yep, that's one airbus sized blackbird sometimes. And definitely check other stuff of himself and Voiceplay (where he is both bass voice and "acapella bass guitar"). You cannot do a bad guess there. Their most recent work (just 2-3 days ago) is "If I Were A Rich Man" from "Fiddler On The Roof" musical.
I think I read somewhere that Geoff (pronounced as Jeff) has a 5 + octave range... His low notes fall off the end of modern keyboards lol.... Dud you notice that, that note... You know the one, wasn't just a sub harmonic earthquake starter, you could hear his diction clearly from the N to the T of the word night.... Stunning control.
I didn't know the background. Venus 501 had the skinny on it as well. "During a concert in the US , before performing this song, Paul McCartney spoke on stage about the meaning of the song. After the show, during an interview, the meaning was further discussed: I had been doing poetry readings. I had been doing some in the last year or so because I’ve got a poetry book out called Blackbird Singing, and when I would read “Blackbird”, I would always try and think of some explanation to tell the people, ’cause there’s not a lot you can do except just read the poem, you know, you read 10 poems that takes about 10 minutes, almost. It’s like, you’ve got to, just, do a bit more than that. So, I was doing explanations, and I actually just remembered why I’d written “Blackbird”, you know, that I’d been, I was in Scotland playing on my guitar, and I remembered this whole idea of “you were only waiting for this moment to arise” was about, you know, the black people’s struggle in the southern states, and I was using the symbolism of a blackbird. It’s not really about a blackbird whose wings are broken, you know, it’s a bit more symbolic. Paul McCartney, Interview with KCRW’s Chris Douridas, 25 May 2002 So, basically, Blackbird was inspired by the racial tensions that exploded in the US on spring 1968 as a symbolic way to support the efforts of the Civil Rights Movement. McCartney underlined also that “bird” is a British slang often used for “girl”, which would make “blackbird” become “black girl”. This lexical escamotage combined with the events back in 1960s seem to refer to Rosa Parks, a black woman who, while on a bus, refused to give up her seat in the colored section to a white passenger, after the white section was filled; she later become “the first lady of civil rights” and “the mother of the freedom movement”. Anyway, this song is so deep and at the same time so metaphoric that it can be used as a song of freedom in any circumstances. It sings that even if your not free, if you live in darkness, if your wings are broken and your eyes sunken, you should always try to arise, fly and follow the light that even in the darkest night shines. Notably, Blackbird is one of the top ten most recorded covers of all time. I would like to present to you one of the best, in my opinion: the cover from Crosby, Still and Nash performed at Woodstock."
Geoff did great on his own with The Headless Horseman. AND PLEASE make sure to go through Voiceplay's channel. So far, their cover of The Oogie Boogie Song is my personal favorite but they also did great with the Little Mermaid medley. :)
Glad YT recommended this to me. Hello! Haha.... I'm happily married, but my husband knows I have a crush on Geoff. He's handsome, buff, his voice melts hearts, he has a quirky sense of humor, he's a great cook (Italian cooking, best in the world!) and he is an amazing father to his adorable kid. Literally the perfect husband material. He and his wife are relationship goals. Is it weird that I have a crush on the guy but adore seeing the love between him and his wife? Maybe. I don't care.
You saying that you wouldn't let your girlfriend watch Geoff, (actually pronounced like Jeff) was so funny lol. My fiance said the same lol. You should have her on here with you and show it to her lol
If you or your wife love Disney, then you have to watch Voiceplays (his a cappella group) do The Little Mermaid, Moana, and if you loved The Nightmare Before Christmas, their rendition of Oogie Boogie, where Geoff slides down a full 5 octaves, truly amazing.
Me & your girlfriend will have to fight over him. Lol. I’m old enough to be his mother. When I hear Geoff sing, I wish I were decades younger. And the moral of this story is “the wicked hand of fate flipped me off.” Cheers
Geoff phonetically is Jeff. You also never said anything that you may have noticed he sang all parts (vocal ranges). I am sure you did though....Thanks. Great Job so far.
Wonderful!🤩 My recommendation to listen to next would be "Sound of Silence" from Geoff. I really appreciate it, that you are not one of these, who are completely steered by money
showed my wife a few of his songs and she isnt impressed since he dont growl and she is a death metal head so i guess it makes sense plus she told me about Tim Storms which sings even lower in fact has world record for lowest singing voice and yeah Geoff is good with his 7 octaves but Tim blows him out of the water with his 10 octaves totally insane
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He's part of an a capella group called voiceplay. Any of their stuff is good. One of my favorites is their Queen melody. Geoff's song Sixteen Tons is amazing.
Appreciate the background Dori!! Thank you for watching with me 🙏
@@CliffBeatsOfficial his cover of Take me home, Country Road is exceptional and his name is pronounced Jeff. Other Voiceplay songs include My Mother Told Me, Oogey Boogey, Grim Grinning Ghosts, This is Halloween, Mean One Mr Grinch.
@@steveeverett1736 Oogie Boogey! His range is insane, and it's truly shown in that song. For his solos, Sixteen Tons. For Voice Play, their Disney medleys are fun. Especially Little Mermaid Medley. Their creativity is...hilarious.
No worries... he's happily married with kids. Hold on to your hat and check out Voice Play ' s Little Mermaid Medley, Oogie Boogies Song, and My Mother Told Me. He's crazy good.
If you like the bass, Geoff's 16 Tons cover is great. If you want to see him stretch his nearly 5-octave range, High and Dry on his channel is your bet. But if you want to see how he sounds with other singers (and hear, in my opinion, one of the best beatboxers currently in the A Capella scene), check out the group he's in, VoicePlay. I'd suggest starting with Carry On Wayward Son from them.
Agree Carry on Wayward Son is always my go to suggestion too 😊
High and Dry is phenomenal
Oogie Boogie. Both sides of the range like this one.
@@Iansco1 I love Oogie Boogie's Song, but I'll admit that I don't think it's a very good introduction to *VoicePlay*, so I tend to recommend something else as a first song.
Definitely more Geoff! His cover with Voiceplay of Hoist the colors is absolutely jaw dropping! A Must listen!
You should definitely check out his arrangement of the Lord of the Rings song Misty Mountains
You NEED to check out more of Geoff! my favourite is his Misty Mountains Cold cover, and Oogie Boogie song is also really popular from their acapella group called voiceplay. all very talented and amazing!
Dude more Geoff! You gotta check out voiceplay his a cappella group as well. Geoff is amazing! Great reaction!
"I'd leave me for this guy," made me hit subscribe. Another reactor bites the dust! Thank you for a very entertaining reaction.
Life isn't fair, when one guy looks that good and sings that beautifully. I loved watching your reaction!
Please voiceplay my mother told me! Geoff as the rest of the band is spectacular on this one!
Your girlfriend would fall in love with him even more listening to his version of Shenandoah. It is so smooth & beautiful.
I so LOVE Geoff!! Check him out with his group Voice Play, they just released "If I Were a Rich Man" Wow!!!
Geoff just released a version of The Monster Mash. Along with all the other suggestions, you can't go wrong.
All the ladies love his voice. Plus he isn't hard on the eyes.
The RANGE this guy has!!!
Thank you so much for the reaction, really enjoyed it! Geoff is the bass singer in the a cappella group called Voiceplay. Same idea as Pentatonix and Home Free, although they are all very different styles. You should check out My Mother Told Me or Oogie Boogie Christmas. Geoff goes subharmonic and your headphones vibrate. Thanks again.
Geoff just did a cover of misty mountains and it is pretty awesome. I'm glad you discovered Geoff!!! He is an extremely talented artist!
Geoff Castallucci's version is called Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold. Misty Mountains is sung by Peter Hollens and Tim Foust, another great bass with a 5 octave range.
You definitely need to check out the OOGIE BOOGIE'S SONG cover by VoicePlay (Geoff's acapella group)
It's incredibly well put together and one of my favourite videos on youtube.
Geoff (pronounced Jeff). He has about a 5 octave range. Listen to his version on 16 Tons and Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold. He's the base for VoicePlay. Listen to their Disney Little Mermaid Medley where Geoff is ..... URSULA! (He even let them paint him blue!) He did a D5 to D1 slide that's AMAZING, but each member had their moment, even Geoff's childhood friend, Layne Stein, the VoicePlay beatboxed and with Geoff, does most of the arrangements. Do watch their version of We're Good, with 2 guest vocalists, one of whom is now VoicePlay's newest member.
Ah bro you've GOT to check out geoffs cover of sixteen tons, it's got the most ridiculously heartvibrating notes
Loved your reaction! He is an awesome musician. More VoicePlay and Geoff!
Hey there, new sub here. Geoff is one of my favourite singers because he has unreal talent and an unreal range. You gotta check more of his solo stuff out but also his group's music too - VoicePlay. They are an amazing a cappella group. Songs I'd recommend - Carry on Wayward Son by VoicePlay, Bridge Over Troubled Water by VoicePlay and Sixteen Tons by Geoff Castellucci. Your reaction and how sincere you seem is why I subbed 👍.
😄😄😄 your reaction was actually priceless, welcome to the rabbit hole 😄
I would highly recommend literally any of his on his channel, they’re all crazy good. He most recently uploaded a Misty mountains cover. And that’s already a bassy song
Damn I have to get on it! Thank you for the support and kind words! 🙏
I love your reactions, and a quick song for you, that would be his version of the misty mountains cold. Your mind will be blowen
Nice reaction! I agree with the other Geoff Castellucci and VoicePlay recommendations but want to add VoicePlay’s “Warriors” (og Imagine Dragons).
my favorite of his is headless horseman
love watching when someone has been Geoffed! BTW it’s pronounced Jeff
I know it's been said but the oogie Boogie song by his group voiceplay is fun and amazing
Great reaction man! Geoff (pronounced Jeff) and the rest of voiceplay are insanely talented. Every video is a winner. They don't take themselves too seriously, and their goofy personalities always shine through!
Thank you for your great reaction!
I have to say...... he is rather Yummy. And talented of course :)
Great use of laying down multiple tracks singing the different parts yourself and blending it all together!
16 Tons, Oogie Boogie, Little Mermaid Medly ... Geoff (pronounced Jeff) ...
Geoff Castellucci (Jeff) have a lot of great things.
Misty Mountain would be on own risk😂😂😂😂
Voiceplay also have a lot super music.
Voiceplay is Geoff's group. They are fantastic! If you do reactions to them and HomeFree you will have a great many people follow you in your journey down the rabbit hole.
See his cover of Sixteen Tons. Its amazing
Welcome to the GC rabbit hole! Check out this new release, th-cam.com/video/Erkv1-_xR7U/w-d-xo.html the costumes are great, the set is simple but perfect! One more that will blow your socks off! 😎
Great reaction to great arrangement. Love it.
Geoff (pronounced Jeff) does a great cover of Sixteen Tons! Love his voice.🤩 Please also react to Hua Chenyu from Singer 2018 (same year as KZ) singing his own song "Equal To Heaven." Thanks
Oh I’ll have to check that out! Thank you!
@@CliffBeatsOfficial Cool!
More Geoff! More Voiceplay!
Your reaction was hilarious!
Kicking algorithms!!! Love the ending speech as always!!! Big fan♥♥♥♥♥
Check out his version of "16 Tons" or "Oggie Boogie Song" that is performed by Voice Play which he is a member of. Also, Geoff sings in the subharmonic range quite often. It will make your ears tingle.
Amazing. I love this song!
His vocal gymnastics are amazing, aren't they?
you should do a reaction to his latest cover of misty mountain it will send chills down your spine
I definitely plan on digging into his catalog 🙏. I appreciate your request and thank you for watching with me!
This is one of the greatest songs ever written by Sir Paul. Geoff (pronounced like Jeff)
Interprets it wonderfully.
It's actually very symbolic of American struggles in the Black community.
She won’t have much luck. He’s got a wife and child. His wife is his producer
Thank god!
@@CliffBeatsOfficial But women everywhere melt listening to him. And a few men too. :) Watching him in his Country Roads is yet another experience. But also check out VoicePlay.
@@christinestromberg4057 oh, yeah...i do...i love basses, and he is my fav
I didn't know you'd want to go down the bass (pronounced base) rabbit hole! Geoff is a mutant, and I love everything he puts out. Another one that shows his crazy range is his cover of Radiohead's High and Dry. In the original key. Friggin nutz.
Listen to Headless Horseman!!
E1.... that note was an E1. Oh, and it's pronounced Jeff
I thought for a second you were saying the E1 was pronounced Jeff, lol
Geoff did a wonderful cover of Monster Mash. You should check out his group VoicePlay in Queen in 5 Minutes and Boy Bands in 5 Minutes. If I Were a Rich Man/Girl and Friends On the Other Side (from The Princess and the Frog) came after a change in their lineup but didn't hurt their great talent. The Halo Theme brought back one of their original members (keep listening after the music). And just for their comedic side I think you'd get a kick out of watching VoicePlay The Chicken Song. There are 2 videos from their live on stage performance, one from 2014 and the other 2016.
Geoff is great 🥰 wondering what his voice next to Floor’s would do to my nerves 🤩🥳
Notes on his original video: Geoff & his wife filmed this in their home while their 3 year old son was sleeping and Geoff was trying to sing "softly" so he wouldn't wake him up. Then he heard "Daddy, is that Blackbird?" and Geoff's like Yup, go back to sleep. I'm glad he included that.
Just before Halloween, Geoff dropped his cover of ghost riders in the sky. Earlier in the year he also did a beautiful cover of ain't no sunshine Worth checking out... 🇬🇧❤️
Voiceplay (acapella group) has been around a long time. Any of their stuff is good.
Geoff (just pronounced as Jeff) only started doing solo music vids this last year, perhaps because of COVID. He has about ten solo songs up so far, and all but one of them are multitracks like this.
All of his stuff is great, I'd recommend Sixteen Tons, Misty Mountains and Headless Horsemen. Also with VoicePlay you have the Oogie Boogie Song, Queen in 5 minutes, My mother told me, This is Halloween, Boy Bands in 5 minutes, Bang! , Carry On Wayward Son and If I Were a Rich Man/Girl
You should absolutely review Voiceplay's Oogie Boogie song from Nightmare Before Christmas
This was amazing ❤️🐢❤️ xx
Geoff is another way to spell Jeff.
My top 3 basses.
1. Avi Kaplan, formerly of Pentatonix
2. Geoff
3. Tim Faust
In this order.
All three have fabulous ranges but Avi is also an Overtone singer which gives him a sweet whistle tone ability and mercy, his resonance is just fabulous beyond anything I have heard.
He does not gat the attention he deserves because his personal writing is more to the Americana Folk sound, but he is fabulous!
You don´t know, what just happened ? You fell in love with Geoff and his voice ! That happens to everybody !(By the way, his name is spelled "Jeff")
Yep, that's one airbus sized blackbird sometimes. And definitely check other stuff of himself and Voiceplay (where he is both bass voice and "acapella bass guitar"). You cannot do a bad guess there. Their most recent work (just 2-3 days ago) is "If I Were A Rich Man" from "Fiddler On The Roof" musical.
I think I read somewhere that Geoff (pronounced as Jeff) has a 5 + octave range... His low notes fall off the end of modern keyboards lol....
Dud you notice that, that note... You know the one, wasn't just a sub harmonic earthquake starter, you could hear his diction clearly from the N to the T of the word night.... Stunning control.
I hit subscribe on day one... Buckled up. Ready for this ride. 😁
Oh I know you have love! I’m lucky to have you ❤️
First time I've ever commented.really good watch bro.had me in fits of laughter.true what your saying hahaha
I didn't know the background. Venus 501 had the skinny on it as well.
"During a concert in the US , before performing this song, Paul McCartney spoke on stage about the meaning of the song. After the show, during an interview, the meaning was further discussed:
I had been doing poetry readings. I had been doing some in the last year or so because I’ve got a poetry book out called Blackbird Singing, and when I would read “Blackbird”, I would always try and think of some explanation to tell the people, ’cause there’s not a lot you can do except just read the poem, you know, you read 10 poems that takes about 10 minutes, almost. It’s like, you’ve got to, just, do a bit more than that. So, I was doing explanations, and I actually just remembered why I’d written “Blackbird”, you know, that I’d been, I was in Scotland playing on my guitar, and I remembered this whole idea of “you were only waiting for this moment to arise” was about, you know, the black people’s struggle in the southern states, and I was using the symbolism of a blackbird. It’s not really about a blackbird whose wings are broken, you know, it’s a bit more symbolic.
Paul McCartney, Interview with KCRW’s Chris Douridas, 25 May 2002
So, basically, Blackbird was inspired by the racial tensions that exploded in the US on spring 1968 as a symbolic way to support the efforts of the Civil Rights Movement.
McCartney underlined also that “bird” is a British slang often used for “girl”, which would make “blackbird” become “black girl”. This lexical escamotage combined with the events back in 1960s seem to refer to Rosa Parks, a black woman who, while on a bus, refused to give up her seat in the colored section to a white passenger, after the white section was filled; she later become “the first lady of civil rights” and “the mother of the freedom movement”.
Anyway, this song is so deep and at the same time so metaphoric that it can be used as a song of freedom in any circumstances. It sings that even if your not free, if you live in darkness, if your wings are broken and your eyes sunken, you should always try to arise, fly and follow the light that even in the darkest night shines.
Notably, Blackbird is one of the top ten most recorded covers of all time. I would like to present to you one of the best, in my opinion: the cover from Crosby, Still and Nash performed at Woodstock."
Honestly you should just go through his channel and watch everything!
I’m sure I will over time!
Geoff did great on his own with The Headless Horseman.
AND PLEASE make sure to go through Voiceplay's channel. So far, their cover of The Oogie Boogie Song is my personal favorite but they also did great with the Little Mermaid medley. :)
You should check out his version of High and Dry
His newest dong drop is misty mountain cold. Absolutely Amazing,!!, 😊❤️
Whhhaaatttt drop?
Geoffrey is the old school
spelling of Jeffrey. Geoff=Jeff
Thank you 🙏
Glad YT recommended this to me. Hello!
Haha.... I'm happily married, but my husband knows I have a crush on Geoff. He's handsome, buff, his voice melts hearts, he has a quirky sense of humor, he's a great cook (Italian cooking, best in the world!) and he is an amazing father to his adorable kid. Literally the perfect husband material. He and his wife are relationship goals. Is it weird that I have a crush on the guy but adore seeing the love between him and his wife? Maybe. I don't care.
You saying that you wouldn't let your girlfriend watch Geoff, (actually pronounced like Jeff) was so funny lol. My fiance said the same lol. You should have her on here with you and show it to her lol
If you or your wife love Disney, then you have to watch Voiceplays (his a cappella group) do The Little Mermaid, Moana, and if you loved The Nightmare Before Christmas, their rendition of Oogie Boogie, where Geoff slides down a full 5 octaves, truly amazing.
Just so you know Geoff is pronounced as Jeff, it's the original spelling, and short for Geoffrey.
Geoff (Jeff) is bass (bace) for Voiceplay.
You should also check out tim storm's Lonesome road. Amazing bass. Also Little mermaid by Voiceplay!! Keep bringing the positivity man
Far over the Misty Mountains Cold, Oogie Boogie Man (with VoicePlay)
Hah!. You got Jeffed!
Me & your girlfriend will have to fight over him. Lol. I’m old enough to be his mother. When I hear Geoff sing, I wish I were decades younger.
And the moral of this story is “the wicked hand of fate flipped me off.” Cheers
You can relax, Geoff is happily married. His wife has a cameo at the end of Monster Mash.
Hey, react to Geoff's cover of Misty mountains with your girl!!
Edit: It's Jeff.
Geoff phonetically is Jeff. You also never said anything that you may have noticed he sang all parts (vocal ranges). I am sure you did though....Thanks. Great Job so far.
Visit Geoff's patreon page for more songs. The Headless Horseman, Monster Mash & so many others.
You should listen to his cover of The Headless Horseman. It's great.
Geoff has a 5+ octave range!
You need to listen to Hailstorm love bites so do I, studio version acoustic. You will be blown a way!
Voice Play, Hoist The Colors.
Geoff=Jeff
Hey u should definetly check out his group Voiceplay, and if u wanna here his whole range repetiore, isten to the ogiee boogie song
Oogie Boogie's Song
Headless Horseman
Sixteen Tons
..
Wonderful!🤩 My recommendation to listen to next would be "Sound of Silence" from Geoff. I really appreciate it, that you are not one of these, who are completely steered by money
if you are a gamer of sorts you might like the Halo theme that voice play did. Make sure to watch it all. Great memorial at the end for a lost friend
Little hint, it is not Bass like a fish, it is Bass like a base, or Base ment.
fabio and justin timberlake rolled into one? LMAO Perfect description!
If you are looking for a bit of fun from Geoff checkout his cover The Headless Horseman
Listen to Homefree. They do country Accapella and Opera and rock. Mainly country. The beat boxer Adam Rupp is one of the best in the world.
Sixteen tons
Its just pronounced as "Jeff" :)
Check out Post Modern Jukebox….
I think I’ve done one or two reactions from them? I’d have to check
showed my wife a few of his songs and she isnt impressed since he dont growl and she is a death metal head so i guess it makes sense plus she told me about Tim Storms which sings even lower in fact has world record for lowest singing voice and yeah Geoff is good with his 7 octaves but Tim blows him out of the water with his 10 octaves totally insane