VOICEPLAY - PRO Beatboxer REACTS: HELLFIRE
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Voiceplay is from Orlando Florida. They've worked at Disney and Universal. Cesar still does shows at Disney with another group. Tony Watkins and Layne have a production company called Pattycake Productions that is fabulous. They do Disney stories put to modern music like Billy Elish. It's hilarious 😂
Running Up That Hill has Layne taking the lead when the music drops away before they really lift off.
oh, he's absolutely gonna love Drunken Sailor 🥰🥰
YES to Drunken Sailor - it's really, really fun. VP is based in Orlando - all of them worked for Disney or Universal for years.
The guard name is Tony Wakim, he's a former Voiceplay singer, you can spot him in songs such as Road Trip or the glorious Chicken Song (I recommend both of them). Great reaction, keep doing the good work !
BTW, can't wait for Drunken Sailor, and they're from Orlando, Florida
Also Tony is in VoicePlay’s Phantom of the Opera, I also suggest that you check it out.
But should be noted that it was voiced by Eli, not Tony 😊
@@thisismetoday7423 Yes! Eli is an amazing voice actor. TBH, Eli is an amazing ___________--you fill in the blank. Every little thing he does is magic.
They are all representing Frollo. Has there ever been a more evil Villain in a Disney Movie? It is not fair, that he is represented by 5 such heavenly voices😇
Thanks, Shelley!
BTW, VoicePlay multitracks, so even when Layne is beatboxing he's also on a layer doing background vocals.
Eli is known for character voices, so often the unlabeled characters are voiced by him.
Drunken Sailor is a fun take on a repetitive song; it's pure VoicePlay.
Yes to reacting to Little Mermaid. Layne sings! Geoff is purple! 😂
VP's Phantom of the Opera is fabulous! It was their first theatrical style video and features Tony Wakim. He left the group soon after, as far as performing, but co-owns Pattycake Productions with Layne so he's still involved in most of their videos. Director, producer, costumes, etc.
Another great one with Layne singing more is “Hide and Seek (Ding Dong)” featuring Lauren Pauley, the Stairwell Siren.
Layne sings in various other songs... Some have already been suggested by others, I personally love a few old ones like "Can't help falling in love", "True colors", and some newer ones like "I can't make you love me". I don't remember if he sings in "Eleanor Rigby" as well, but it's a worthwhile song anyway. 🙂
BTW, Tony Wakim's character here is voiced by Eli, as far as I read elsewhere. 😁
Voice Play's PHANTOM of the Opera IS so good it will give you chills.
Yes to watching Little Mermaid and Phantom, also recommend Seven Nation Army and We Don't Talk About Bruno. They also did some live one take recordings - check out their ACA top 10 playlist (all except video games and movies are live)
all great recommendations - esp. the Little Mermaid & Bruno. Seven Nation Army is quite the eye candy too :D
One thing to keep in mind with Layne is in VPs “modern”videos he multitracks each percussion instrument individually:snare, toms, high hat, cymbals, etc.) Additionally, each member has some ability to decently beatbox (see The Greatest Show Medley).
Back in their 4:2:Five days after their original beatboxer left, Geoff taught Layne how to beatbox.
I second the votes to see Phantom of the Opera, and Little Mermaid. But be sure to check out some of Geoff’s solo stuff on his channel like Blackbird or Sound of Silence.
16 Tons and Ghost Riders In The Sky too
I don’t understand seeing a lot of comments randomly about everyone beatboxing in The Greatest Showman Medley. If you pay close attention they are just making sounds that anyone can make and that isn’t beatboxing. I would be interested to hear his opinion on this 😂
Layne has a beautiful voice, soft and gentle. He does sing occasionally especially in songs where percussion is not needed. Two examples are True Colours and Can't Help Falling in Love. The messenger was ex-member Tony Wakim, but voiced by Eli who does any voice overs, being a voice over artist. He also voiced Sandy Claws in the Oogie Boogie Song. Yes VP are in Orlando , Florida. They do double track at times but Geoff can do basic beat boxing as well, in fact he taught Laybe initially. There are some videos of him doing it.
The one where you can really see Geoff beatboxing is in the part works cover of Death of a Bachelor. It’s only Geoff and Earl doing all five parts. I think it’s hilarious that they have the deepest voice and the highest voice and they managed to pull it off. There are also some old videos of Geoff when he was working at Disney where he was boxing and doing bass. They’re dressed like train conductors and Earl is there as well.
Also "Love yourself", another song of the partworks series. Just Geoff and Eli in that one, very lovely and very underrated.
@@Flammeification Yes we don't see that one reacted to often. And Death of a Bachelor is another with Geoff and Earl.
@@janetdw And it shows off Earl's beautiful voice.
@@christinestromberg4057 I especially like that it shows that Earl has a range. Sometimes when he hits those really high notes it hurts my ears. The same thing with Austin Brown. There’s something about the tone when he goes super high that I can’t listen to. So I love it when he doesn’t just sing up in the stratosphere.
VoicePlay calls Orlando, the theme park city, home. All the members and most of the guests have worked at Disney, Universal or any of the other parks, and it helped hone their skills, knowing what the audiences are wanting. Black Hole Sun was the title you were searching for. New fellow is Tony Wakim who was the baritone before he decided to do productions so he and Layne became co-owners of Pattycake Productions studio. Layne did this project, Hellfire, but Geoff didn't want to be that bad of a villain. The other guys all took a part of Frollo's psyche - J None asks Maria to protect him, Eli is wrapped up in desire for Esmerelda and if it isn't happening, burn her, Cesar is blaming God for making the devil so much stronger than man. Tony is the person who comes out to tell Geoff (voicing is actually Eli). VoicePlay has done Phantom of the Opera. I'm looking forward to your doing that and Drunken Sailor!
I really enjoyed your reaction- thanks! I agree with the other Voice Player's comment about reacting to Voice Play's "Little Mermaid Medley" as it includes some singing from Layne and is very theatrical with the beatboxing effects. You would also love "We Don't Talk About Bruno" and "Phantom Of The Opera" for Layne's singing and using beatboxing for theatrical effects. Voice Play is a group from Orlando Florida and all members and their frequently featured guests have worked as performers for Universal and/or Disney theme parks so any of their theater covers, Disney covers, or spooky Halloween themed covers are very well done.
I am sure you noticed that every singer is voicing some part of Frollo's inner dialogue.
I love that you give Layne the attention finally that he also deserves!
"Drunken Sailor" is hilarious!
The beatboxing effects are the STAR in this one, but since it was arranged to highlight Geoff's bass and the harmonies, it get's overtaken by the 100 piece 5 person Church Choir and the church pipe organ that they sing.
All of the members can beatbox although Layne is the lead. Fun fact, Geoff was the groups beatboxer after their original one left - yes he carried beats while dropping bass notes. He was one of the people who helped Layne learn and turned him from their (i believe) baritone into the drum machine that he is today. Layne also has other surprise skills that show up occasionally... (Warriors and Nothing Else Matters (Metallica) of interest, but they are many)
Layne is part owner in Pattycake Productions and their studio is often used by the group... These highly produced videos are usually recorded as each performer on a separate set of tracks and arranged through their favored software.. Layne, Geoff, and Eli work on the arrangements and the production. So the beatboxing while Layne is singing could be one of the other singers covering small tracks or it could be Layne recording filler and including it into the mix... Their cover of The Greatest Showman demonstrates this best as it has a small section where they throw the beatboxing from performer to performer so quickly that many reactors miss it.
It will become apparent soon how DEEP of a kangaroo hole you just fell down with VoicePlay... (no rabbit can dig THIS deep)
Geoff also uses Pattycake Productions to film many of his solo performances in which he layers himself on the different voice parts.
I don’t understand seeing a lot of comments randomly about everyone beatboxing in The Greatest Showman Medley. If you pay close attention they are just making sounds that anyone can make and that isn’t beatboxing. I would be interested to hear his opinion on this 😂
@@thisismetoday7423 While they aren't all doing Layne quality work, it's the tossing from one to another that is impressive. The do this with vocal lines also and it's cool to listen to. While I'm sure there is post-production done, it still has to be real close to sound that good.
@@williamroop451 It is cool but saying all of the members can beatbox is simply not a true statement. Cesar himself has said he can’t beatbox at all. All they are doing is making some sounds, for example Geoff is just breathing in and out loudly there. It’s definitely a cool and creative section though, I totally agree with that.
You will have a lot of fun reacting to Drunken Sailor, be sure to hang around for the extra goodies at the end.
Yes, you should definitely do The Little Mermaid Medley!! It’s not only an amazing arrangement by Layne with amazing vocals and fun beatboxing stuff, it’s also just really entertaining! 😅
Tony Wakim is an early member. If you want to see him more, my advice is the Phantom of the Opera cover. Tony is the Phantom. Tony, along with Layne seem to own Patty cake Studios, and he runs it. Layne does get to sing sometimes. For a real treat, check out their Moana Medley and You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch. Both have Layne getting some lead time. As mentioned, Tony acted as the Guard, but Eli did the voice.
Thank you for reacting to Voiceplay. Can't get enough of them. You have my sub.
Thanks for your reaction to this phenomenal production. Not sure how much he does it anymore, but I understand Geoff was the group's original bass/beatboxer and taught Layne how to beatbox too.
Please add The Bass Gang to your reaction list. They are 4 bass singers who do mostly accapella. They've worked with Elliot Robinson and Tim Foust as well as others. My current favorites are Arabian Nights and Be Prepared.
"Carry On My Wayward Son?" Have you done that one? Dang it, how did I miss it? I'll have to check, that's one of my favorite Layne performances, and I always have to remind myself it's NOT actual drums! Oh, and I saw one reactor on this video who KEPT calling him "Frodo." Drove me a little nuts, to be honest.💙
Love your reactions! Love the focus on the beatboxing component. I don't think I've heard any other reactor whose skills are so aligned with the beatboxing and can point out all the different techniques. Really cool for those of us that know nothing about beatboxing.
Layne is actually the original baritone of the group, and he moved to beatbox when one of the other original members scott left the group. So yes he can sing quite well, and a lot deeper than you’d think
I’m not sure if it’s something you’d be interested in but if you are a Patreon of theirs they release “Karaoke” versions of all their songs with the lead vocals removed and you can hear all the background layers a lot more clearly especially the beatboxing lines. I love listening to them as you can hear the often subtle intricacies of geoffs bass and Layne beatboxing.
I came here to see if anybody else said this. I find the karaoke tracks and the behind-the-scenes the two best parts about being a patron. I don’t always catch a lot of the background because I get distracted by the leads, so I really like hearing the karaoke track. When I listen to it again I have a much fuller experience.
Voiceplay is from Orlando, Florida, USA, LOVE your reactions!!! I also love your reactions to Taras Stanin❤❤
They are from Orlando, Florida
Great start to the day. Thanks Klown! ❤
Geoff gives Layne lessons in bass singing, so he can also make deeper and deeper tones. In between you could hear it at the beginning...they are just so good and refreshing!🎼👍🫶
In fact Layne actually has the lower recorded note in “Sh-Boom”. I’m pretty sure he ends the song with an inhaled A0 while we’re still unsure whether or not Geoff has hit that in one of his slides (I think in “Enemy”?)
I think the tikka-tikkas you mentioned that are so fast are Layne’s version of castanets. So terribly appropriate in a song about lust for a gypsy dancer! This is a Layne arrangement and I love not just that bit of descriptive background but also that he arranged it to have them sing ‘bell-tones’ in a song set in Notre Dame cathedral!
So much fun watching you react to Voiceplay!!
voiceplay cover of phantom is definitely worth a reaction (and Tony, who’s the guard here sings in it) ❤
Oh, someone may have mentioned this to you, but did you know it was Geoff who taught Layne to beatbox? Everyone in the group can do it (as well as sing most other ranges) so sometimes the others take over while Layne is singing. You can find an example of it in "The Greatest Showman Medley." We've got NO one-trick ponies here, they're all super tricky stallions! Hmm...that doesn't sound quite like what I was going for in that sentence. Oh well. Oh, and you should TOTALLY check out Voiceplay's "Phantom of The Opera" cover! That is from back in the Tony Wakim days...💙
I don’t understand seeing a lot of comments randomly about everyone beatboxing in The Greatest Showman Medley. If you pay close attention they are just making sounds that anyone can make and that isn’t beatboxing. I would be interested to hear his opinion on this 😂
@@thisismetoday7423 As would I. Perhaps "vocal percussion" is a better term? I had another professional beatboxer take me to task for using the wrong term, and for some reason gave me a three inch long comment (that is, it took up that much space) about how beatboxing is a WIDE range of sounds, not just rhythm. I don't know what prompted that part, I already knew that most vocal sound effects fall under that umbrella. So if I'm using the wrong term, I apologize. 💙
@@DravenGal Not at all, I mean in my opinion what was done in The Greatest Showman is neither beatboxing or vocal percussion but I could be wrong. For example, Geoff is literally just breathing in and out loudly lol The others as well to me are just “sounds”. I can do them and I’m not a beatboxer or a vocal percussionist by any stretch of the imagination 🤣
@@thisismetoday7423 I don't think being able to make noises proves anything one way or the other. I can make a few myself. Ah well, either way, the medley sounds really cool!💙
@@DravenGal It is amazing! One of my favorites of theirs and that section is really fun and creative. I don’t know why it just bugs me seeing comments like “They can all beatbox! They did it in…” It almost takes away from what is real beatboxing like what Layne can do. And I know Geoff can as well though I think Layne is way more skilled at this point 😅
Thanks for sharing with us. Layne does unique things for Seven Nation Army. Plus there’s a bit of electronic flavoring as well
Geoff knows how to beat box - he introduced Layne to it. So sometimes he does if there is a need when Layne sings. Also J None sings bass with the Navy - so sometimes if Geoff is going high - and you hear a bass - it's J None.
It took me about 5 seconds to decide to subscribe. What a hoot! You comments are both hilarious and imformative. I'll be back!
Little Mermaid is superb PLUS Layne has a section where he is the singer!
Love your reaction and good analysis
I've been waiting for this one! I vote for both Phantom of the Opera AND The Little Mermaid. Their Moana one is great too!
Just watch every voiceplay video.... they are always epic
Recorded 5 or 6 voiceplay videos today, hope you will like those too :)
@@Klownmusicreacts loved everything you've done so far!!
since you love acapella and bass singers, you should check out Bass Gang. all bass singers and just as theatrical as Voiceplay
Do you want so hear Layne singing?… try Wellerman❤❤❤❤❤❤❤…..
Layne has an awesome voice and does great character voices too. Try Little Mermaid (dare you not to laugh) and if you really want to fall off your chair, I Knew You Were Trouble. He raps!! And you can see what Tony (the guard) actually looks like.
If you want to hear Layne singing I suggest you watch The Little Mermaid Medley ft. Rachel Potter. You will love it.
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Maybe you could react to voiceplay doing Moana Medley 😊❤😊
They're cover of phantom first
Love watching you squirm around in your chair, lol There are a lot of suggestions below on which songs to listen to; I think all of them will delight you. Have a wonderful week ahead.
Pick any song, you can't go wrong. Though some like Phantom and Valhalla Calling are EPIC
@@mamiemartinson4649He has already reacted to Valhalla Calling.
Hellfire is possibly my favorite of VP; the fierce arrangement, intense style. I still wish Geoff had pronounced "sin" instead of just growling it, but he's so good here I can forgive it. Mostly.
Geoff also beats..