It’s a very old song written in 1913. Many renditions. Home Free is a cappella so every sound is from their mouths. Adam (beatboxer) was doing the drums, harmonica and other sounds. Chance, also in the back row, was doing the mouth harp with his mouth. Tim, the bass, has a 5 octave range so he can sing real low and sing up with the tenors. Austin was the lead this time and Rob (glasses) second lead. They are country but can sing any genre. Try End of the Road.
Much older out of folk tradition is several variants, maybe up to 200-300 years. First recorded in one of several concurrent variants in the 1910s and 1920s
The noise at the beginning and throughout the song is someone, probably Adam Chance, making the sound of a juice harp or jews harp. The harmonica sound is done by the beat-boxer, Adam Rupp. Three members, Tim Foust (bass), Adam Chance (baritone), and Austin Brown (tenor- lead singer) are from the South: Texas, Georgia, and Alabama respectively. The best-boxer, Adam Rupp and other tenor, Ron Lunquist (with the beard) are from Minnesota. A former member and Adam Rupp's brother, Chris Rupp, started the group and left after a few years, but you'll see him on other videos. When Chris left, Adam Chance took his place.
Those, " Mating calls 😂😂," are instruments used in the south. Harmonica was one, several I cannot remember the names of, the hissing sound is a weird wooden instrument. I would have to research it to get the names, but I can picture them. ( I had a brain tumoir removed in 2020 that affected my memory centers. The guy with the hands over his mouth was making the harmonica sound. My mother used to do that for us kids, she passed 2 weeks after my surgery.
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
The droning sound at the start and end is an instrument that has several names, but is a traditional backing instrument for southern and bluegrass music. It was originally called a 'jews harp', because southern Christians in the past thought it resembled harps like the ones played by Hebrew King David and others in biblical times. It's now called a 'jaw harp' or 'mouth harp' because it's played by insertion just behind the lips. You can maintain the tone or change the pitch by changing lip/cheek manipulation. It's used to provide a backing drone and/or rhythmic structure to a song with or without other percussive instrumentation. It was never to 'call animals' in any fashion. Note: some think this is meant to sound like a digeridoo; wrong continent and culture. The 'squawky' instrument that the beatboxer does with hands on his mouth in what he calls his 'no-monica', which is to saw he's recreating a harmonica sound. I expect you know what a harmonica is, but if you don't, then use the RUclips search for 'Blues Travelers', a band whose lead guy uses a number of harmonicas (each in a different key). It's an instrument very common in Delta blues music and pops up in prison, cowboy, and WWII films. Also a strictly musical instrument; never used to call or direct animals. "Man of Constant Sorrow" is a classic traditional bluegrass song, made famous by the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou", which was set in the 1930s South. What they're wearing in the video is an homage to the film. I highly recommend you react to their versions of "All About That Bass" and "When A Man Loves A Woman".
Home Free is incredible. Everything they do is great. And although they are a Country A-cappela group, they can really sing all genres. They really all have great voices with their own specialties. Even Adam Rupp who started the group with his brother Chris Rupp. Chris left the group in 2016 to go solo but also to start other projects with his sister, among others. Adam Rupp-Beatboxer but is actually an inhuman freaking good mouth artist. Tim Foust- Deep bass but also as a tenor and everything in between is possible. Austin Brown-High tenor with his great runs and high notes. Rob Lundquist (beard and glasses)-Tenor, with a voice like velvet and so much soul. Adam Chance (back left, who is called Chance) - Baritone/ Bass, a voice so smooth and sexy. And who here also makes the Jaw harp sound. There is no permanent lead singer in Home Free. They look at every song whose voice suits it best, the best harmony, no egos, no rivalries, great personalities etc. Besides, they can all beatbox (see their live performance 9to5). .. This is one of the many covers they do in addition to various originals, and each one is just amazing. Take the time to discover Home Free because it will be a great tour. For me they are number 1 A-Cappella group
The first sound was the same as a mouth harp which was a small metal instrument played with the mouth. Only in this instance there is no instrument,. There is only the guy on the back row on the left (Adam Chance) just using her s voice. All the other beat box sounds ( drum, harmonica, etc.) Is made with the guy with the suspenders (Adam Rupp). Austin Brown is the lead singer here. Rob Lundquist is the guy with glasses and beard. Tim Faust is the bass. If you want to hear the guys singing together like a choir, check out How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, and Brothers in Arms They also have a cover of Boyz II Men "End of the Road." If you want fun goofy songs, check out Buttz Remix, Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget, Country Fried Pop, Hillbilly Bone, Sold, Thank God I'm a Country Boy , Songs That Didn't Make the Cut ( live performance), Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer. There are more. Many more from serious to goofy.
All singing together? Try How Great Thou Art. Or Oh Holy Night they'll take you to church literally 😜 but if you want some R&B try End Of The Road, Boys To Men cover or When A Man Loves A Woman, Percy Sledge cover. If you want a mix of Rock,Pop, Country and Rap and a good laugh try Butts Medley.
A juice harp, jaw harp, mouth organ is a metal frame with a spring in the center, The back is held in the mouth, the spring is plucked, and the sound is controlled by changing the shape of the mouth. The sound is being imitated by the guy in the back left wearing the black vest.
This is an old American Folk Song. Though it was published in 1913 it was not composed then. Dan Burnett learned the song and then put it to paper - he was not the originator of the song . It was an old old song when he first heard it. By publishing it, I assume that he was able to draw financially from it's use.
That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing the "nomonica". 🤣 As others have said check out "End of the Road", "When a Man Loves a Woman", or if you want something upbeat try "Can't Stop the Feeling". Also, fans of Home Free are called home fries ----> 🍟 New sub - great reaction.
I love this group. They won a tv show called the sing off. I am just one of a large group of so called "Home Fries" that love this talented vocal group. They cover all types of genres. You should check out their End of the Road. Also, check out the Butts Remix...it shows their funny side. I'll gladly subscribe and look forward to more Home Free reactions.
These guys are the best a cappella group ever...they have absolutely no instruments; everything you hear is vocally produced. Have you ever heard drums like that from someone before? He's Adam Rupp, beatboxer/vocal percussionist extraordinaire and you should really check out one of his drum solos from a live performance. As for soul these guys do a fantastic cover of Boyz2Men End of the Road and Percy Sledge's When a Man Loves a Woman. They're both at the top with the originals. Glad you dropped into Home Free; and I'm looking forward to seeing more.
Now you have to check out THE BEST a cappella group on the planet Pentatonix. They will blow your mind. Start with either Hallelujah that has almost 1 billion views or their Daft Punk medley that won them their 1st Grammy. You will not be disappointed.
I started falling in love with a Capella groups about 3 years ago, and never looked back.....just the skill alone, in creating instruments like in a band, with just their voices, sets these groups apart from all the rest, and their skills are beyond mention! Another thing I also appreciate as well, is they are able to cross genres with ease, as in the case, where Home Free is generally Country, they can also do soul, rock pop, and everything in-between. I would love you to check out their version of Johnny Cash’s, Folsom Prison Blues, just so you can see their versatility 😊
I saw this a cappella group in Sept. 2022 in Spokane, WA. Really fun concert! This song was written over 100 years ago (without the scatchin' 😄). The opening sound is made by Adam Chance (back row, dark vest). Adam Rupp is the beatboxer and simulates the harmonica in this one but he's a multitalented freak of nature! 🥰 He can do anything INCLUDING sing! Austin Brown has the main lead here (possibly my favorite vocalist - front center) while sharing it with Ron Lundquist (AMAZINGLY smoooooth voice and wearing the overalls)! Tim Foust (longish dark hair) usually sings bass but has a sick multi range ability! The ONLY a cappella group for me. ❤❤❤❤❤
Adam Rupp is the best Beatboxer he is doing the harmonica called the No harmonica awesome he has a Drum solo totally crazy .Chance is doing the Mouth Harp . Also they can all Beatbox 9 to 5 LIVE is Crazy .Best A cappella Group out there . We are called Home fries Enjoy this Beautiful Group
These guys are amazing. The mouth harp, the first sound you hear, and the harmonica are traditional folk/blue grass music instruments. Yes, all vocally produced. No instruments. They have so much music out there, all of it amazing. I recommend Helplessly Hoping, How Great Thou Art or Brothers in Arms to hear 5-part harmony.
I think the harmonies you are searching for is in their rendition of "How Great Thou Art". Video was filmed in the Austrian Alps, so the scenery is worth checking it out for. New sub!!
Pure acapella group. I assume someone has covered this, but the sound at the beginning fade-in, and then at the end is mimicking a mouth harp. There in the middle, when you see champion beat-boxer Adam Rupp sitting on the porch, that is him doing a harmonica. Adam chance is a bass, and hitting those SUPER low notes, and also doing the mouth harp. Tim Foust is the other bass, the guy you saw singing the solo deep part. These guys are phenomenal.
This is an old folk song with that Appalachian bluegrass sound. These boys do every genre including opera, hip hop and rap! Enjoy the journey. ❤ End of the Road cover is fabulous!
New subscriber. Great reaction, too! I love it when people discover Home Free. They are a freakishly talented group of fellas! They can make you laugh sometimes, they can make you cry sometimes but they always impress. Here's a cheat sheet on the group: Adam Rupp, co-founder of HF and the awesome beatboxer. Tim Foust, bass. He has a five-octave range. Rob Lundquist (glasses and beard) Tenor Harmony. Austin Brown, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, Baritone ( goes by Chance). Chance replaced Chris Rupp (co-founder) who left in 2016. Take Me Home Country Roads is phenomenal but you might also want to check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, American Pie featuring Don McLean, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, Dive Bar Saints, The Driver, Crazy and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone and their newest one, Ray Stevens' Mississippi Squirrel Revival. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. They have recently released several new songs that you will want to check out. Unchained Melody, Listen to the Music, Brother...the list goes on. To switch it up..try Two Country Singers try singing Opera. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
Thanks for reacting to the Home Free guys. So many songs...maybe try...Blue Ain't Your Color...really great...End Of The Road...amazing and suggested several times already. So much more out there to enjoy. Thanks again.
Bro! Dig it! There is not one single musical instrument of any kind in this group! They're an a-capella group. The term "a capella" refers to "choir singing" in Italian. But in pop culture it has come to define vocal groups that produce all the sounds by mouth, even the percussion. So they use their voices to mimic the sounds of musical instruments. That higher pitched sound you asked about is the guy mimicking a harmonica. The "weird" (sort of "buzzing" sound in the intro is someone in the group mimicking what's known as a "mouth harp". Google "mouth harp" to see photos of a mouth harp looks like. They're pretty difficult to play well.
It’s a capella- no instruments. Ring of fire by Home Free- fire! Check out Pentatonix - sound of silence and hallelujah ( another amazing a capella group
Extra credit to you for dwelling on the meaning of the lyrics. Lots of reactors get lost in the vocal excellence (which is impressive!) but fail to appreciate the nasty enjoyment of a good deep wallow in the depressive state.
This a Acapella group totally no instruments all done by their own voices and they have a video of End of the road by boy's to men you need to check out.
The first sound you hear is one of the singers doing a really good job of sounding like a "Jew's Harp / Juice Harp". It's a percussion instrument used mostly in Bluegrass music.
Nice thing about acapella and especially Home Free is the ability to actually hear the lyrics clearly because their voices aren't drowned out by instruments. Great reaction. My favorite song of their's is a Christmas song called Do You Hear What I Hear? It is a feast for the ears as there is so much going on vocally. It was arranged by the beat boxer Adam Rupp and is upbeat(the video location is great, too). Other favorites include Helplessly Hoping, Country Roads, and anything from their newest album, So Long Dixie.
The song was written in the early 1900s and later covered by Bob Dylan and Joan Baez among others. The benefits of playing Home Free include: a) you can't run out of content - they have around 150 videos, not including live ones and their individual channels, b) IMHO they're the best acapella band around and c) your subs will rise exponentially! Love from a new subscriber in Canada.
There are no instruments at all - the beatboxer (Adam Rupp) is incomparable. There are live videos of his "drum" solo taken from concerts and his (non)harmonica is amazing.
Home Free is SO FIRE! Home Fries RULE! Try "All About That Bass" which in their case is all about Home Free's Basso Profundo =Tim. He even points to himself in the video and says "All about me". Also "Butts Medley" or "Butts Remix" is a mash up of lots of songs about butts, from many different genres. Hope you enjoy the Home Free Rabbit Hole as much as I did, just got to see them live the first of March. If you get a chance to see them live TAKE IT! What a fun show, and when Tim, Adam, and Chance all go low together you almost feel like you are being crushed, my skin was vibrating.
Home Free may be classified as a country group but they do EVERY genre. Check out their cover of Boyz2Men's End of the Road. I'll check back and if you continue down the HF rabbit hole (it's a fun and fabulous place to explore) I'll happily subscribe.
Try their Sea Shanty Medley for something completely different. Also Mayday, My Church, Brothers in Arms, End of the Road, Ring of Fire -- really anything. They are amazing. I've seen them in concert also and I can tell you that every sound is coming out of their mouths.
These guys are freakin wicked!!! I haven't heard a bad song yet!! Pleeeaaase Keep checkin out there videos!!!One of my favs is "When a man loves a woman "$
You've got Chance imitating a mouth harp or Jaw Harp, Rob and Austin alternating on plucked guitar and singing, Adam on percussion and his no harmonica, called the no-monica, and Tim on Double bass.
They make all instruments sound with their mouths. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer the sound you are talking about is a harmonica. Adam is a great beatboxer.
Hey Shon, it seems as if you might be joining the "home fries" lol 😆 that's what the Home Free fans calls themselves. I'll make another suggestion in case you're interested "Home Free - Working For A Living"
If you would like to hear all 5 sing together in 5 part harmony, try their versions of How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, Auld Lang Syne, or I Can't Outrun You for starters.
You said that you like high tenor voices. If so, listen to Home Free’s version of “When a Man Loves a Woman”. These guys do all genres, not just country. Also, their version of “Unchained Melody” is awesome. There are no instruments with this vocal band. Every sound you hear is their voices.
Good reaction! Subbing for more Home Free. I second all the recommendations. Although HF bills themselves as the first country a capella band, they can & do cover multiple genres. Try Sea Shanty Medley, Listen To The Music, Brothers In Arms, & Everybody Walkin' This Land. Heck, all of their extensive catalog are good!
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! They are all so very talented. Check out their cover of End of The Road by Boyz II Men. Their cover of When a Man Loves a Woman. They have so many more. Love your reaction!
Acapella at its finest! Check out How Great Thou Art, God Bless the USA ft. Lee Greenwood and the Airforce Band, End of the Road, Unchained Melody, to name a few! Love new reactions to this group!! Congrats on 6k!
It’s a very old song written in 1913. Many renditions. Home Free is a cappella so every sound is from their mouths. Adam (beatboxer) was doing the drums, harmonica and other sounds. Chance, also in the back row, was doing the mouth harp with his mouth. Tim, the bass, has a 5 octave range so he can sing real low and sing up with the tenors. Austin was the lead this time and Rob (glasses) second lead. They are country but can sing any genre. Try End of the Road.
Much older out of folk tradition is several variants, maybe up to 200-300 years. First recorded in one of several concurrent variants in the 1910s and 1920s
They make all their noises with their mouth. No instruments
The noise at the beginning and throughout the song is someone, probably Adam Chance, making the sound of a juice harp or jews harp. The harmonica sound is done by the beat-boxer, Adam Rupp.
Three members, Tim Foust (bass), Adam Chance (baritone), and Austin Brown (tenor- lead singer) are from the South: Texas, Georgia, and Alabama respectively.
The best-boxer, Adam Rupp and other tenor, Ron Lunquist (with the beard) are from Minnesota.
A former member and Adam Rupp's brother, Chris Rupp, started the group and left after a few years, but you'll see him on other videos. When Chris left, Adam Chance took his place.
Those, " Mating calls 😂😂," are instruments used in the south. Harmonica was one, several I cannot remember the names of, the hissing sound is a weird wooden instrument. I would have to research it to get the names, but I can picture them. ( I had a brain tumoir removed in 2020 that affected my memory centers. The guy with the hands over his mouth was making the harmonica sound. My mother used to do that for us kids, she passed 2 weeks after my surgery.
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
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They beatboxing. Yes, they're doing everything with their mouth
That sound of the harmonica is called the “nomonica.” Adam Rupp is an incredible beatboxer.
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Home Free Drum Solo will show you the pure talent of the beat box and instrumentation of the guys...they are the best imo.❤️🔥🔥
The droning sound at the start and end is an instrument that has several names, but is a traditional backing instrument for southern and bluegrass music. It was originally called a 'jews harp', because southern Christians in the past thought it resembled harps like the ones played by Hebrew King David and others in biblical times. It's now called a 'jaw harp' or 'mouth harp' because it's played by insertion just behind the lips. You can maintain the tone or change the pitch by changing lip/cheek manipulation. It's used to provide a backing drone and/or rhythmic structure to a song with or without other percussive instrumentation. It was never to 'call animals' in any fashion.
Note: some think this is meant to sound like a digeridoo; wrong continent and culture.
The 'squawky' instrument that the beatboxer does with hands on his mouth in what he calls his 'no-monica', which is to saw he's recreating a harmonica sound. I expect you know what a harmonica is, but if you don't, then use the RUclips search for 'Blues Travelers', a band whose lead guy uses a number of harmonicas (each in a different key). It's an instrument very common in Delta blues music and pops up in prison, cowboy, and WWII films. Also a strictly musical instrument; never used to call or direct animals.
"Man of Constant Sorrow" is a classic traditional bluegrass song, made famous by the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou", which was set in the 1930s South. What they're wearing in the video is an homage to the film.
I highly recommend you react to their versions of "All About That Bass" and "When A Man Loves A Woman".
That right there the beatboxer was doing was what we called #NoManica
The guy making the noises is a world class beatboxer!!...ACAPELLA!!! NO INSTRUMENTS!!!
Those guys are making all of those sounds and they are singing acapella! FABULOUS reaction!
He is making a harmonica sound with his voice
Home Free is incredible. Everything they do is great. And although they are a Country A-cappela group, they can really sing all genres. They really all have great voices with their own specialties. Even Adam Rupp who started the group with his brother Chris Rupp. Chris left the group in 2016 to go solo but also to start other projects with his sister, among others.
Adam Rupp-Beatboxer but is actually an inhuman freaking good mouth artist.
Tim Foust- Deep bass but also as a tenor and everything in between is possible.
Austin Brown-High tenor with his great runs and high notes.
Rob Lundquist (beard and glasses)-Tenor, with a voice like velvet and so much soul.
Adam Chance (back left, who is called Chance) - Baritone/ Bass, a voice so smooth and sexy. And who here also makes the Jaw harp sound.
There is no permanent lead singer in Home Free. They look at every song whose voice suits it best, the best harmony, no egos, no rivalries, great personalities etc. Besides, they can all beatbox (see their live performance 9to5). ..
This is one of the many covers they do in addition to various originals, and each one is just amazing.
Take the time to discover Home Free because it will be a great tour. For me they are number 1 A-Cappella group
Man these guys are 100% a capella all vocal no instruments at all. Great reaction brother
The first sound was the same as a mouth harp which was a small metal instrument played with the mouth. Only in this instance there is no instrument,. There is only the guy on the back row on the left (Adam Chance) just using her s voice.
All the other beat box sounds ( drum, harmonica, etc.) Is made with the guy with the suspenders (Adam Rupp).
Austin Brown is the lead singer here. Rob Lundquist is the guy with glasses and beard. Tim Faust is the bass.
If you want to hear the guys singing together like a choir, check out How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, and Brothers in Arms
They also have a cover of Boyz II Men "End of the Road."
If you want fun goofy songs, check out Buttz Remix, Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget, Country Fried Pop, Hillbilly Bone, Sold, Thank God I'm a Country Boy , Songs That Didn't Make the Cut ( live performance), Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer.
There are more. Many more from serious to goofy.
All singing together? Try How Great Thou Art. Or Oh Holy Night they'll take you to church literally 😜 but if you want some R&B try End Of The Road, Boys To Men cover or When A Man Loves A Woman, Percy Sledge cover. If you want a mix of Rock,Pop, Country and Rap and a good laugh try Butts Medley.
A juice harp, jaw harp, mouth organ is a metal frame with a spring in the center, The back is held in the mouth, the spring is plucked, and the sound is controlled by changing the shape of the mouth. The sound is being imitated by the guy in the back left wearing the black vest.
The beatboxer, Adam Rupp has a video somewhere on YT where he talks about developing the harmonica sound.
Beat boxing at its finest! You should hear one of them beat boxing the drums.
This is an old American Folk Song. Though it was published in 1913 it was not composed then. Dan Burnett learned the song and then put it to paper - he was not the originator of the song . It was an old old song when he first heard it. By publishing it, I assume that he was able to draw financially from it's use.
That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing the "nomonica". 🤣 As others have said check out "End of the Road", "When a Man Loves a Woman", or if you want something upbeat try "Can't Stop the Feeling". Also, fans of Home Free are called home fries ----> 🍟 New sub - great reaction.
Respect to Respect!!!
Welcome to home free rabbit hole, brother! Best A capella group or there in my opinion 🤙 Great reaction!
DEEP rabbit hole!!
I love this group. They won a tv show called the sing off. I am just one of a large group of so called "Home Fries" that love this talented vocal group. They cover all types of genres. You should check out their End of the Road. Also, check out the Butts Remix...it shows their funny side. I'll gladly subscribe and look forward to more Home Free reactions.
These guys are the best a cappella group ever...they have absolutely no instruments; everything you hear is vocally produced. Have you ever heard drums like that from someone before? He's Adam Rupp, beatboxer/vocal percussionist extraordinaire and you should really check out one of his drum solos from a live performance. As for soul these guys do a fantastic cover of Boyz2Men End of the Road and Percy Sledge's When a Man Loves a Woman. They're both at the top with the originals. Glad you dropped into Home Free; and I'm looking forward to seeing more.
😂 "a very weird mating call going on"...OMG! I'm dying, lol!!!
Now you have to check out THE BEST a cappella group on the planet Pentatonix. They will blow your mind. Start with either Hallelujah that has almost 1 billion views or their Daft Punk medley that won them their 1st Grammy. You will not be disappointed.
I started falling in love with a Capella groups about 3 years ago, and never looked back.....just the skill alone, in creating instruments like in a band, with just their voices, sets these groups apart from all the rest, and their skills are beyond mention! Another thing I also appreciate as well, is they are able to cross genres with ease, as in the case, where Home Free is generally Country, they can also do soul, rock pop, and everything in-between. I would love you to check out their version of Johnny Cash’s, Folsom Prison Blues, just so you can see their versatility 😊
I saw this a cappella group in Sept. 2022 in Spokane, WA. Really fun concert! This song was written over 100 years ago (without the scatchin' 😄). The opening sound is made by Adam Chance (back row, dark vest). Adam Rupp is the beatboxer and simulates the harmonica in this one but he's a multitalented freak of nature! 🥰 He can do anything INCLUDING sing! Austin Brown has the main lead here (possibly my favorite vocalist - front center) while sharing it with Ron Lundquist (AMAZINGLY smoooooth voice and wearing the overalls)! Tim Foust (longish dark hair) usually sings bass but has a sick multi range ability! The ONLY a cappella group for me. ❤❤❤❤❤
This song was also in a certain film with George Clooney in it called O Brother Where Art Thou. He and the Soggy Bottom Boys sang this song.
@@ghostraptor1873 Yes! I’ve got to watch that again. 😄
Yes, we made all kinds of noises to call in the animals or the kids😂😂😂
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Adam Rupp is the best Beatboxer he is doing the harmonica called the No harmonica awesome he has a Drum solo totally crazy .Chance is doing the Mouth Harp . Also they can all Beatbox 9 to 5 LIVE is Crazy .Best A cappella Group out there . We are called Home fries Enjoy this Beautiful Group
These guys are amazing. The mouth harp, the first sound you hear, and the harmonica are traditional folk/blue grass music instruments. Yes, all vocally produced. No instruments. They have so much music out there, all of it amazing. I recommend Helplessly Hoping, How Great Thou Art or Brothers in Arms to hear 5-part harmony.
Love Homefree! Give em a chance, they have lots of good music! Great reaction! ❤🤠❤
Yes they are fire!!
I think the harmonies you are searching for is in their rendition of "How Great Thou Art". Video was filmed in the Austrian Alps, so the scenery is worth checking it out for. New sub!!
Great reaction!
The beatbox is making all those sounds.
Pure acapella group. I assume someone has covered this, but the sound at the beginning fade-in, and then at the end is mimicking a mouth harp. There in the middle, when you see champion beat-boxer Adam Rupp sitting on the porch, that is him doing a harmonica. Adam chance is a bass, and hitting those SUPER low notes, and also doing the mouth harp. Tim Foust is the other bass, the guy you saw singing the solo deep part. These guys are phenomenal.
That sound hes making is imitating a Jaws Harp. An old hillbilly instrument.
This is an old folk song with that Appalachian bluegrass sound.
These boys do every genre including opera, hip hop and rap!
Enjoy the journey. ❤
End of the Road cover is fabulous!
Absolutely love your reactions😂. Keep it up!
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The amount of home free reactions I have seen that people have no idea the group is an Acapella group is astounding.
They’re making all the sounds with their mouths!
Well, well, wellllllllllll... Welcome! You will soon become a Home Fry like the rest of us. No instruments.. except their voices!
New subscriber. Great reaction, too! I love it when people discover Home Free. They are a freakishly talented group of fellas! They can make you laugh sometimes, they can make you cry sometimes but they always impress. Here's a cheat sheet on the group: Adam Rupp, co-founder of HF and the awesome beatboxer. Tim Foust, bass. He has a five-octave range. Rob Lundquist (glasses and beard) Tenor Harmony. Austin Brown, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, Baritone ( goes by Chance). Chance replaced Chris Rupp (co-founder) who left in 2016. Take Me Home Country Roads is phenomenal but you might also want to check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, American Pie featuring Don McLean, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, Dive Bar Saints, The Driver, Crazy and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone and their newest one, Ray Stevens' Mississippi Squirrel Revival. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. They have recently released several new songs that you will want to check out. Unchained Melody, Listen to the Music, Brother...the list goes on. To switch it up..try Two Country Singers try singing Opera. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
Thanks for reacting to the Home Free guys. So many songs...maybe try...Blue Ain't Your Color...really great...End Of The Road...amazing and suggested several times already. So much more out there to enjoy. Thanks again.
Their cover of End of the Road is insane.
Bro! Dig it! There is not one single musical instrument of any kind in this group! They're an a-capella group. The term "a capella" refers to "choir singing" in Italian. But in pop culture it has come to define vocal groups that produce all the sounds by mouth, even the percussion. So they use their voices to mimic the sounds of musical instruments. That higher pitched sound you asked about is the guy mimicking a harmonica. The "weird" (sort of "buzzing" sound in the intro is someone in the group mimicking what's known as a "mouth harp". Google "mouth harp" to see photos of a mouth harp looks like. They're pretty difficult to play well.
The “mating call” is called a juice harp. The other is a harmonica. ALL the sounds/harmonies are made by the band members.
It’s a capella- no instruments.
Ring of fire by Home Free- fire!
Check out Pentatonix - sound of silence and hallelujah ( another amazing a capella group
Extra credit to you for dwelling on the meaning of the lyrics. Lots of reactors get lost in the vocal excellence (which is impressive!) but fail to appreciate the nasty enjoyment of a good deep wallow in the depressive state.
Buckle up!!! You ain't heard nothing yet!!! Let's go!!!
This a Acapella group totally no instruments all done by their own voices and they have a video of End of the road by boy's to men you need to check out.
That beat boxer is a world champion, you should check out his competition videos
Geoff Castellucci-16 tons
I'm hitting that subscribe because I know you'll be back for more Home Free.
You will love Home Free's cover of End of the Road by Boys 2 Men! They are extremely versatile & excel in many different genres!
The first sound you hear is one of the singers doing a really good job of sounding like a "Jew's Harp / Juice Harp". It's a percussion instrument used mostly in Bluegrass music.
Nice thing about acapella and especially Home Free is the ability to actually hear the lyrics clearly because their voices aren't drowned out by instruments. Great reaction. My favorite song of their's is a Christmas song called Do You Hear What I Hear? It is a feast for the ears as there is so much going on vocally. It was arranged by the beat boxer Adam Rupp and is upbeat(the video location is great, too). Other favorites include Helplessly Hoping, Country Roads, and anything from their newest album, So Long Dixie.
The song was written in the early 1900s and later covered by Bob Dylan and Joan Baez among others. The benefits of playing Home Free include: a) you can't run out of content - they have around 150 videos, not including live ones and their individual channels, b) IMHO they're the best acapella band around and c) your subs will rise exponentially! Love from a new subscriber in Canada.
There are no instruments at all - the beatboxer (Adam Rupp) is incomparable. There are live videos of his "drum" solo taken from concerts and his (non)harmonica is amazing.
They can create the sounds of harmonicas, drums, guitars... Watch their mouths.
Home Free is SO FIRE! Home Fries RULE! Try "All About That Bass" which in their case is all about Home Free's Basso Profundo =Tim. He even points to himself in the video and says "All about me". Also "Butts Medley" or "Butts Remix" is a mash up of lots of songs about butts, from many different genres. Hope you enjoy the Home Free Rabbit Hole as much as I did, just got to see them live the first of March. If you get a chance to see them live TAKE IT! What a fun show, and when Tim, Adam, and Chance all go low together you almost feel like you are being crushed, my skin was vibrating.
Another great A Cappella group is VoicePlay. They recently dropped a mind blowing cover of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters"
Voice Play's Wicked medley is a masterpiece of an arrangement.
Fire Choir🔥🔥🔥
Love your spirit friend glad i stopped by!
Served up like a dish of cold reality🤔🎵🔥❤️👊
The harmonica sound is his patented “no-monica”
Home Free may be classified as a country group but they do EVERY genre. Check out their cover of Boyz2Men's End of the Road. I'll check back and if you continue down the HF rabbit hole (it's a fun and fabulous place to explore) I'll happily subscribe.
You have over 200 videos of theirs to go through now, and you'll love every single one of them!
Try their Sea Shanty Medley for something completely different. Also Mayday, My Church, Brothers in Arms, End of the Road, Ring of Fire -- really anything. They are amazing. I've seen them in concert also and I can tell you that every sound is coming out of their mouths.
Subbed for more HF - keep em comin!
I see what you did there, putting your own bars in at the end. Well done, you!
Loved your free style..🔥🔥🔥🥰
This song comes from the movie "o brother where art thou" starring George Clooney
It's a jaw harp😂
They can all beatbox to check it out (9 to 5 live)
End of the road and when a man loves a woman are songs you most add to your play list welcome to the homefries
These guys are freakin wicked!!! I haven't heard a bad song yet!! Pleeeaaase Keep checkin out there videos!!!One of my favs is "When a man loves a woman "$
The instrument in the beginning being replicated is called a digharedoo (don't quote the spelling) it's an Australian instrument.
Subscribed for Home Free 🤘🤠🤘 they are country based but they do all genres of music 🎶 check out their cover of Boyz ll Men End of the Road
You've got Chance imitating a mouth harp or Jaw Harp, Rob and Austin alternating on plucked guitar and singing, Adam on percussion and his no harmonica, called the no-monica, and Tim on Double bass.
It's an acapella group. All voices. The noises you're talking about is the beat boxer imitating a harmonica.
They make all instruments sound with their mouths. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer the sound you are talking about is a harmonica. Adam is a great beatboxer.
Hey Shon, it seems as if you might be joining the "home fries" lol 😆 that's what the Home Free fans calls themselves. I'll make another suggestion in case you're interested "Home Free - Working For A Living"
Yes. Django. 😂 you are very funny! Tim is the guy with the down in the dungeon voice. New sub for more Home Free, please
Lol Adam Rupps beatboxing is off da chain amazing.
They make all the sounds . No musical instruments
Adam is the beat boxer and he is Mekong the harmonica sounds.
The other sounds is a mouth harp but they use no instruments, it’s all vacalizations.
If you would like to hear all 5 sing together in 5 part harmony, try their versions of How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, Auld Lang Syne, or I Can't Outrun You for starters.
You said that you like high tenor voices. If so, listen to Home Free’s version of “When a Man Loves a Woman”. These guys do all genres, not just country. Also, their version of “Unchained Melody” is awesome. There are no instruments with this vocal band. Every sound you hear is their voices.
Music over everything
All their songs are excellent. If you want to hear them sing (they make all the sounds with their mouths and voices) check out "How Great Thou Art."
That beat boxing is 🔥
Just love their harmonies... and trust me... its not a mating call from the south.. lol... its just an acapella (sp). group making good damn music
Good reaction! Subbing for more Home Free. I second all the recommendations. Although HF bills themselves as the first country a capella band, they can & do cover multiple genres. Try Sea Shanty Medley, Listen To The Music, Brothers In Arms, & Everybody Walkin' This Land. Heck, all of their extensive catalog are good!
I love the song. The movie was awesome!
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! They are all so very talented. Check out their cover of End of The Road by Boyz II Men. Their cover of When a Man Loves a Woman. They have so many more. Love your reaction!
Acapella at its finest! Check out How Great Thou Art, God Bless the USA ft. Lee Greenwood and the Airforce Band, End of the Road, Unchained Melody, to name a few! Love new reactions to this group!! Congrats on 6k!