Music Teacher Reacts: HOMEFREE - Mayday
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2021
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Music Teacher Reacts: HOMEFREE - Mayday
What an astounding way to spend this video! I was floored by this for sure. It also marks our first video in the new studio! Hope you like what we're doing and where we're taking things.
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• Home Free - Mayday
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You missed the main reason why this song is "always" suggested. Tim - the first singer - is a super bass singer. He hit F1 in some songs. And his change of vocal range in this song is always shock.
This is why most HF fans suggest reactors not do Mayday until they know the guys and their ranges well. I hate when this happens.
Yep, I was waiting for him to realize it was Tim singing in the tenor range.
In addition to the bass singer starting the song out in falsetto head voice, he also wraps the song while singing the "tenor duet" with Rob at the end as they fade out. I'm always in awe of vocal range like this. Plus I echo other comments regarding Adam's beatboxing, truly some of the best talent out there and this song showcases a lot of it, especially in the bridge.
he has actually hit a B0 growl in the Boondock/Fishing in the Dark video and i love his Tim Foust Vibration video!
It also ruins the surprise that is Chance's bass hits in this song too. Shame on whoever did this lol
Adam Rupp is the beatboxer. He’s won the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP for beatboxing TWICE. He’s widely considered the finest beatboxer in the world right now, bar none. And he’s totally SELF-TAUGHT.
Sorry to disappoint you, but Adam has never competed internationally. He has won two local sweepstakes in Midwest over ten years ago.
Anyways, he is the best🥰
I don't think Adam won GBB but correct me if I'm wrong
Adam is awesome. Truly awesome. But he’s never won (or even entered) the World Bestbox Championships.
@@andrewarnold9751 ,, There is a vid of a Japanese beatboxer try to do what Adam does, and gives it up.
Adam Rupp produces the most accurate percussion in acapela in my opinion. You should check out his Drum Solo videos.
For just play old sound like drums he really is the beet out there. Sings well too.
Yes, please.
He will shock you
Agreed.
@@heinz57channel39
FIRST
RUclips search train sounds on rail tracks AND cocking a shotgun
SECOND
Use headphones & close eyes (avoids visual distraction).
THIRD
Listen to Folsom Prison Blues
See if hear similarities. That's not typical beatbox drums.
NEXT
Again w/ headphones listen to Man of Constant Sorrow. Close eyes (not distracted by visual)
Chance does the guttural sound, but Adam does the harmonica sound.
he has won several championships
Tim the starting lead is one of the deepest voices in music and here he’s a tenor
Mind blowing, indeed!
Many acapella groups are great, some even fantastic, but Home Free are magic.
They can something special with their voices/ harmonies/ percussion blend, that make them stand out as one off a billion.
I agree, Home Free is THE BEST!! Better than any other acapella group like Voiceplay, and I don't even like Pentatonix at all!
@@pinky2245 I enjoy all 3 groups, but HF is my absolute favorit.
I think the most stunning thing about this arrangement is Tim never goes low. He's in his highest possible range for the entire song.
Another interesting fact... the original artist Cam is female and Home Free performed this in the same key that she did. Most of the time the guys stick to 4 part harmony plus Adam Rupp the beatboxer. Adam actually has a very nice tenor voice but usually sticks to banging out the percussion. They don't call him The Freak of Nature for no reason. They recently did a Sea Shanty Medley that is astounding! Deep rumbling bass, awesome harmonies and Adam adds castanets to his repertoire of inhuman noises that he can imitate. Thanks for the reaction!
Hard to beat his harmonica in Man of Constant Sorrow.
I love the Sea Shanty Medley. I gets me pumped lol
Sea Shanty Medley is what got me started on this Rabbit Hole ... and I thank my sister every day that she sent it to me!! I, too, think this should be a 'later' one to introduce people to, simply because of the jaw dropping moment when you realize that TIM is singing the first part ... and then getting to hear Chance bring the low bass!!
@@sandym6760...I usually try to catch reactors new to Home Free and tell them to PLEASE hold off on Mayday until they have a fairly good working knowledge of the group's dynamics and that it'll be worth the wait. I know how much more I appreciated it by waiting.
The complete change between Tim and Chance is one of my favorite things about this song. Chance picking up Tim's tricks and rocking it. So glad you checked it out! Definitely look at other songs of theirs if you want interesting arrangements. Also, shocked that I got first comment! Eee!
You win! Not sure what I can award you... uh.... how about this coaster? Ya, that sounds dope haha.
It's a dope coaster though, I swear ;)
@@TempleMusicAcademy I will happily accept the coaster. And more reactions to Home Free, if possible. Some that have a lot going on with the arrangements are the Sea Shanty Medley (obviously, because medley), Elvira (because more voices), and Good Ol' Country Harmony (because harmonies). :-J
@@Nightsmaiden I haven't looked through the list of songs he has already covered but If he hasn't checked out "helplessly hoping" that song is nothing BUT harmonies threw the whole song (and even has Adam singing)
You gotta understand. This group has no divas. It's all for one. They even pushed back on the Sing Off to let Rob take the lead. I'm a bit of a performer, and I've never known a group to have each other's back like this. Awesome.
This group has only gotten better with time. And they blew everyone away when they were first 'discovered' on the Sing Off! Just a great, great group with astounding talent.
yes as I have seen this performed in person. There was a bit of prouction helpers but this is mostly them. People think of them "oh yeah Home Free guys are just a bunch of country bumpkins" and never give them a chance at all. Rhey are talented and professional vocalists. 4 of the 5 have college degrees in either music theory or musical theatre
Did you see them when they did a beat box breakdown in this song ?? I did and I got a tear in my eye... Thy are so so good..
I think it was suggested because their bass Tim started out in his high octave. And Adam the beat boxer always kills it.
And everyone is singing in their high ranges. And Chance had the surprise bass solo.
I kind of like that he didn't pick up on that. We Homefries sometimes get so caught up in the "surprise" that we overlook the fact that this is an amazing cover, better than the original IMO.
It’s a nice contrast to Sea Shanty Medley, where they are all in their low ranges.
@@johnhutchison936 It's cause you have to listen to most of their other songs then Mayday comes later. You have to wait for Mayday.
Definitely all a capella. The percussion that Adam Rupp is capable of is absolutely amazing. He keeps it going for almost 8 minutes on their recent cover of American Pie (released for the 50th anniversary of the song and featuring the original singer/songwriter Don McLean) - well worth listening to. They also recently released a Sea Chantey medley where Adam actually manages to "play" castanets at one point.
One of the reasons that Home Free fans suggest this song (after a reactor is familiar with the group) is the shock of hearing their "super bass" Tim Foust start this out in a tenor range. (displaying the high end of his 5+octave range) And the fact that Chance then takes the bass part and drops it right in the basement.
A lot of reactors are more of a shock and awe though.
I like the way he's more focused on style and precision. More like a teacher picking out the dynamics of the song rather than the people singing it.
It's really cool listening to it again after when you're listening for the things he's pointed out.
The sick part is the first singer, is actually the bass of the group!!
HOOOOLD UP! Tim doing highs😱
haha, right!?
In this one, I think he even does the high harmony at the ending bits.
Bass Tim singing up there. Showing off his incredible 5 octave range. 🥰😘😍 (the guy with long hair who started it.... he hit a G1 in Ring of Fire 😳)
I think it was actually an f sharp 1 but close enough
I’m not sure what the actual notes are, but the live version they did on The Sing Off was a half-step lower than the one with Avi Kaplan!
@@Creyes1995 F#1 was the Sing Off one, G1 was the studio recording one, so both of you are correct ;)
Then there was that time he blew a speaker during a live performance. That dude is unbelievable.
@@natashah3687 I hear it happens a lot actually, Chance has even done it a few time.
I’m so happy you recognized the talent of Adam Rupp (the beatboxer extraordinaire)! Most reactors notice Tim singing way above his bass range, but you hear the excellent percussionist! Not surprised, though! Of course, he’s been at it for almost 21 years! This is one of their best covers, though! The layering, and everything about it is excellent! So glad you’ve recognized their talent and will hopefully react to more of their videos! They’re definitely my favorite A Capella group! I also love Voice Play.
Everyone of the guys in Home Free is fabulously talented. It is why they are so successful and loved as a group. Plus, they are really nice guys; all with a wonderful sense of humor. In the Sea Shanty Medley, you can't stop smiling.
You should check out their arrangement of Do You Hear What I Hear, which was arranged by Adam Rupp, their beatboxer. It is even more complex than even this arrangement, and also their complex harmonies and arrangement in How Great Thou Art, which is the finest version I have ever heard of that great classic hymnal.
Absolutely! Do You Hear What I Hear is one of my favorite arrangements for Home Free ever, BUT for me headphones are a must to hear the intricacies.
Yes their rendition of How Great Thou Art is out of this world!
One of my favorite Home Free covers! Tim with his crazy high notes for a bass voice and Chance dropping down just shows off their versatility. Beatboxing here is simply astounding as well! Please do more HF and Voiceplay as well.
Adam Rupp is a 2x world champion beatboxer, watch their sea shanty medley they just did and you'll see why he's a 2x champion
Rob, the chubby guy with the beard has a beautiful voice. In fact they all have amazing voices. They'd all be the lead singer in a normal band.
That first guy in the video is their Bass who hits AO, A1, and F1's singing in more of a tenor range. That floored me off to bat and then yes the percussion is amazing. Their beatboxer and how they work so tightly together is pretty intense. If you want to hear their harmonies with the beatboxer harmonizing with them check out "Helplessly Hoping" or their version of the hymn "How Great Thou Art" Thanks!
Yes that is all Adam Rupp (Vocal percussion and stomping) If you want to hear amazing percussion from favorite member of Home Free then check out “Some Girls Do”, “Sea Shanty Medley” “Dive Bar Saints” “Fulsom Prison Blues” “Butts Medley” and “House Party”. And my personal favorite HF arrangement arranged by Adam Rupp is his phenomenal take of “Do You Hear What I Hear”
Love Home Free!❤
Ah, Mayday! By far their best, IMO! The role changes, harmonies, setting, video. Just so amazing.
Home Free is famous for their cascading octave splits. It's their signature. Austin goes high while Tim cruises for the basement. It's always spectacular.
I watch a lot of voice teachers reactions to songs, and you are the first one to clearly explain the "ending a sentence with a comma or period" pieces, and point out the diverging vocals, with Austin going up the scale while the rest go down the scale. Perfect! Thank you for a great break-down and reaction!
Thanks for your wonderful and kind comments ! You’ve made my day and welcome to our family 😊
Us 'Home Fries' love our guys. They really are amazing aren't they! Not one instrument, minus using a loop for concerts. This is a great song as it features all of their ranges. Their melody is so rich and beautiful. Check out their video: 'Man of Constant Sorrow' Adam Chance does an amazing Jews harp, Tim Foust's bass is sooo looowww, Adam Rupp's harmonica is incredible, Rob Lundquist does a cute sound before he says: "Here we go!" and Austin Brown round it off with their unique sounds. They are polished and professional. Home Free has been at it for many, many years and it shows. I disliked country music before I heard them, turns out it isn't the music, but the arrangement and final sound. The group competed in and won the fourth season of The Sing-Off on NBC in 2013.
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Great Reaction as Usual!!!! I Love Home Free just as much as I Love Pentatonix!!!! I like the new look!!!!
Thanks, Christie! Welcome to the comment thread haha. Hope you're as awesome as you just made me feel :)
@@TempleMusicAcademy Your Welcome!! Keep up the Great Reactions, I Love the Way You Breakdown the Songs and Voices!!!!
@@TempleMusicAcademy Also you should check out "Acapop! Kids" since you Also Love Pentatonix!!!! They were Co-Founded by Scott Hoying from PTX!!!!
I love Home Free and look forward to you doing more of their work, I would love to see you react to some of their solo work.
Adam is an entire percussion section all by himself. Love your reactions!!!
I agree 100%. Home Free is AWESOME! Great reaction.
DJ, another amazing reaction with education. Aside from the many fantastic points you made, what I love about Mayday is that Tim moves to the high register while Chance moves down from baritone into the bass part. I believe for the song to work as it did, they needed three in the high register and Tim was better suited to do so. For me, it showed Home Free's versatility. Of course, Adam the beatboxer is solid. Between Pentatonix, Home Free, and Voiceplay, these groups prove you can have a very full sound without instruments. As an accapela fan, for these three groups to do it with only five members each when many groups twice their size cannot is simply incredible. Always appreciate the valuable insights of your reactions man, don't stop doing them ever. Be well my friend.
I love how they blend so well yet when one solos it is well defined.
HOME FREE is
Adam Rupp, the incredible phenomenal Freak of Nature, beatboxer
(Adam) Chance, the delightful Charming Crooner, Baritone/Bass
Austin Brown, “Sweet sassy Badass” High Tenor
Rob Lundguist, the soulful Bearded Wonder, tenor
Tim Foust, the intense 5 octave playful subwoofer
Along with Darren Rust, “magic man” producer
And Retired founding member
Chris Rupp, full gentle baritone
Janelle did a great job with the color as usual!!! Love you Janelle!! Like everyone said Adam Rupp is incredible!! He has won several competitions!! Austin’s voice is that of an Angel 👼 Rob’s is beautiful also! The whole group is wonderful! Of course your reaction is on point!
If you want to watch beautiful harmonies and arrangement, you might check out their Helplessly Hoping and/ How Great Thou Art
I love Home FRee!!!! They have a huge following. Thank you for your reaction. Adam Rupp is known as the man who swallowed a drum set...he is the best as percussive sounds.
These guys are hilarious in concert & call their concerts "parties". 🤗 Check out their Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & the Pharoahs). Also, Austin with the lead in Bring Him Home (Les Mes). He was in musical theater before joining HF and does a Majestic job with this very difficult to perform song. 💞
Hiya - liked this even before I watched you react. Love your reactions and analysis - it's great to see music teachers' take on acapella groups (and to see your 'blown away face) :)
HOME FREE ...ARE SO AWESOME...ALL THEIR SONGS ARE OUT OF THIS WORLD!
To really experience the range that Tim Foust has you need to watch their performance of "Ring of Fire" on the Sing Off.
This is one of my FAVORITES of theirs!! SO MANY FAVES though! Woman/Female... When a man loves a woman, End of the road... so many
Would love to see a reaction to When a Man loves a Woman,…
Thanks for the great reaction! I like the way you break down the song and appreciate all the little extras that Home Free uses in their music. I would like to hear your analysis of their cover of When a Man Loves a Woman. The harmonies are wonderful but Adam’s beatboxing and Austin’s lead is unbelievably amazing.
Tim Foust has blown sub woofers during performances. His range is incredible!
Yup... I was there! A lady went into labor during the concert. There is a fan video of the concert in Illinois..
I've seen Home Free in concert 4 times and Adam Rupp (beat boxer) is seriously a total freak of nature! I've met Adam and he is such a nice, humble man. In my music teacher for 30 years opinion...he is the best anywhere! How drum solos are famous world wide.
They take my breath away.
Homefree there voices are amazing and beautiful they know how to harmonize wowwwwwww I love to hear them sing
Their beatbox is second to none!!
I love Home Free. Have been listening to them for song long. But just now, having you break down the different ways the changed but still came across as a perfect acapella group was awesome. Like when a couple of them were going up with their sound at the same time a couple were going down. I actually caught that,where I've never paid attention to it before. It's awesome. I really believe Home Free is phenomenal as a cappella group... Thank you for judging this I am so glad I caught you tonight.
Love Home Free it really does not matter which ones you pick to do
They stayed true to Cam’s original recording arrangement including the same key!
The guy that looks like your barber is Rob Lundquist the lead tenor. Tim Foust started the song is the bass of the group. The long curly hair is Austin Brown is the sky high tenor. Back left Adam Rupp Rupp beatboxer. And the final one is Adam Chance (Chance) is a bass but he sings baritone for the group. Enjoyed your reaction to this awesome group.
Rob Lindquist is a tenor, but I believe Austin Brown who is a classically trained tenor with a background in musical theater is the LEAD Tenor, the whole group is just mind blowingly awesome ❣️
This is one of my favorite songs Home Free does. It is gorgeous. I listen several times each time I do listen to it. Rob used to study opera. (The one who looks like your barber.)
Home Free is the best!❤️🔥❤️
Great video, so happy you reacted to it!!
Also love the new set up 🤗
Thanks, Franzi! Loving the way it turned out as well :)
You viewed this song a little early in your Home Free journey. The shock factor is there because Tim ( their super bass) is using the top of his his 5 octave range and singing along with Austin and Rob. Love Home Free and please react to more.
Knowing Tim Faust normally sings down in d#1 range and can go as low as G0 it make what he is singing inthis song even more incredible. It seems that there is no note he can't sing
Old set was good, new set is good. Just keep the reactions coming. Love them.
Easily one of my favorites from Home Free ... Trust me, it's only ONE of my favorites. If you've never listened to any of their other videos, this is not the best one to start with, simply because of the jaw dropping surprise of Adam Chance (Chance) and Tim Foust switching places. Chance can get really low in his bass, but Foust can (and has) blow sub-woofers in concert. He's tall, and I swear he pulls the depth from the ends of his toes at times ....
Adam Rupp (who started the group with his brother years ago, and is the only remaining person left from the starting group) does drum solos during the middle of the concerts -- while everyone else is resting their vocal chords -- that last from 8 - 10 minutes .... and then he goes right back in to finish the concert. Without taking a meaningful break. Awesome doesn't BEGIN to describe what that man can do!!
If you haven't yet, check out their 'Man of Constant Sorrows'. Would LOVE to see your reaction to it!!
Adam Rupp - Beatbox......he is the best. Love Home Free...
And no, I will never be sick of that phrase.
Good 😌
Love the color of your new digs. I hope you weren't so overwhelmed with the rest of the piece that you failed to notice Tim Foust, basso profundo extraordinaire, sang a nicely smooth tenor here. Of course he doesn't have the punch that Austin has at that level, but for someone who regularly blows out speakers with the bass It was very nice.
I really like your reviews because you point out a lot of little things that my untrained ear just doesn't catch. There's more in this bowl of soup than I knew.
Omg I love love love HomeFree they deserve more recognition they're amazing 👏 💖 💗 💕 💓 ❤
One of my favorite groups!
Wanna hear amazing harmony. Listen to their song "helplessly hoping". Its the best harmony jve ever heard
Ohh I love this group!!! They are sooiii good!!
You should listen to their version of "Auld Lang Syne". There is no beat box just 5 voices singing in harmony
What are those echo like "ohs" called? That was neat...I can listen to their version over and over again. Tim Foust, their bass has phenomenal range. I'm a sucker for the low voices but man! His voice, along with Avi Kaplan and Geoff Castellucci, their ranges just are jaw dropping! Need more stuff in your background....Love the reaction as always Sue
This is awesome. The more you listen, the more you will be hooked
Thanks, for doing the reaction DJ. Cool new studio.
Ah...more Home Free. Thank you! I love these guys and Chance doing the base here is just beautiful. This is one of my top favorites of theirs.
Is there an echo with the new set up? My audio is picking up static and a sort of echo...not something that happens when I listen to Tim, Geoff, or Avi so maybe in the recording? It only happens when you are speaking, not on the music.
I also prefer the opposite screen within a screen. Watching your reactions is more fun than the video. You are too tiny to see! We definitely need to see you better! I like the new look though. Super cool and sleek. Keep up the awesome reactions!
Tim Foust (the bass) is also a songwriter. To hear his range, watch the Home Free video "Snow Globe". Austin Brown (high tenor) is also a songwriter and there is a video of one of his original songs "Love Me Like That". Rob Lundquist has such a sweet, soulful tenor and it's best displayed in a collaboration between Home Free & Texas Hill "Dreamer". Fall down the Home Free rabbit hole - it's a fun fall!
They have an absolutely amazing producer, Darren Rust, who also arranges a lot of their music. Darren is the 6th Home Free member as we Fries call him. Tim Foust arranges some, too.
These guys never cease to amaze
Thanks for your reaction! I enjoyed your commentary. I do wish you hadn't been advised to react to this one QUITE so soon in your Home Free reaction journey. I see that most of the other comments have mentioned the same, and that you have acknowledged. ;-) Still...I found your comments knowledgeable and true to what I like about their work, as well. I'm 71, and have been singing since I was tiny, except for a space of about 20 years, where I couldn't, due to rheumatoid arthritis bending me over forward to the point that singing anything except as a deep bass was impossible (I used to have a 5-octave range, myself, and though typically singing 1st Soprano, I'd often fill in for either the Baritone or Bass parts if we had choir members missing). I had both hips replaced in 2017, and have slowly been retraining my voice. Listening to Home Free since I discovered them in 2015 has been one of the best things that ever happened in my life. They also got me through both of those hip surgeries, therapy sessions, and recovery time, bringing great joy to me as I listened to the harmonies you have touted so well. :-D
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If you're interested in learning about how the group began, and the men who have participated since then, I (Linda Wingfield all over the rest of the internet, by the way...this is just my gaming channel) did a bunch of research back in 2019, that I wrote into an article filled with internet links and examples of the work of Home Free as a group, as well as some of their individual input. You can find it on my website, at: lindawing.net/arts/music/home-free-a-brief-history/
After I finished that, in 2019, I also put together a range comparison for the guys, which includes Chris Rupp (the originator of the group in the first place, whom you'll read about in that brief history), but also includes Adam Chance (who took over as the baritone you heard get down into Tim's usual range in this song). You can find that chart at: lindawing.net/arts/music/home-free-vocal-ranges-chart/
Yes the "percussions" are actually made by one person. His name is Adam Rupp. Check out his "drum solo" on youtube!! The singer starting this song is Tim Foust, who is a very very low bass! He has a 5 octave range! The guy(Adam Chance) singing bass in this song is not normally doing that.
Loved the reaction! Now you truly need to see and hear Home Free's cover of Dire Straits "Brothers in Arms". Home Free takes A Capella to a whole other realm! Be prepared!. Thank you for the wonderful reaction.
I love this group ❤️❤️🤩
Keep them together take there music last for ever
They are the best!!!!! ❤️
My favorite cover by Home Free is what I call Austin Brown's Holy Grail, " When a Man Loves a Woman" outstanding! A must see!
If you want to hear some great harmony, take a listen to their cover of The Eagles song, SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD its amazing
Love your reactions as always. Your new setup is dope. Just one wish, I would love to see you in the big picture and the music video in small. Most of us are big fans of the creators you react to, so we know their songs and videos by heart anyway. We are here for your reaction, so it would be nice to see your facial expressions throughout the whole video. Thanks :)
1 All of Home Free's music is a capella so yes, all of that was mouth and voice (and claps and stomps).
2 People are told specifically NOT to watch Home Free's Mayday until they know Home Free fairly well because that first tenor is their Basso Profundo, Tim Foust.
If you really want to be amazed by Tim Foust, listen to Misty Mountains by Peter Hollens featuring Tim. He goes super low. Definitely shocking how low that man can go, considering he is hitting some pretty high notes here.
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You can see Home Free in youtube videos from when they competed on the Sing Off a couple of years back. And Chance, (the Baritone) who took over the bass this time for Tim (so Tim could sing at a higher register), was originally with Street Corner Symphony as their bass in the season before Home Free competed. Awesome reaction! Keep them coming. :O)
That percussion is none other than the amazing and beloved freak of nature otherwise known as Adam Rupp.
I loved your coments and wholeheartedly agree. this group is awesome ! June 2021, from Brazil.
I love Home Free and this one is in my top 3!!
So good!!
💙💙💙💙💙
I really enjoyed your analysis and reaction to this! It's one of my favorite videos by Home Free. I would love to see you react and analyze VoicePlay's newest video, My Mother Told Me featuring Jose Rosario Jr.
Your reactions and analysis are terrific.
I’ve always loved them because they’re the kind of group that probably get together on the weekends to barbecue.
You have got to check our "Home Free - Sea Shanty Medley" - a real "brain worm" if there ever was one. Plus check out Adam's drum solo - totally unreal how a single person could do what he did in that solo performance.
Divine, Sublime. yes. Adam Rupp is the unassuming and very powerful factor.
The amazing thing about this song is that the first singer -- Tim Faust -- has a voice that goes deep enough that he has literally blown sub-woofers in live concerts. He has switched places with Adam Chance, who also has a deep voice, but can't go as low as Tim. This is really a song that needs to be heard after you're well acquainted with their normal voices. Tim has, if I remember right, a 5 octave singing range.
Love Love Home Free..
Just love these guys. Never heard anyone better