Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow. Rock Singer's First Time Reaction.
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Hey guys! Thank you so much for checking out my channel!
Requests, qestions, comments: Instagram: @AnastasiaLuna
Whatch the original video here:
• Home Free - Man of Con...
-----My Music On Spotify and ITunes!!-----🎤🎤🎤
Spotify: open.spotify.c...
ITunes: / anastasia-luna
-----Donations-----💸💸💸💎
paypal.me/AnastasiaLunaMetal
-----Patreon-----👨👧👦👨👦👦👨👧👧
/ anastasialuna
-----Discord----- / discord
-----LUNAVERSE Podcast-----🎧🌙🎤
open.spotify.c...
-----MERCH MERCH MERCH-----👚👕🥼👜
www.amazon.com...
-----Watch my Music Here MUSIC VIDEO-----🎼🎹🎧🎤🎬
"Ave Maria"- • Anastasia Luna- "Ave ...
"Romeo & Juliet"- • Anastasia Luna "Romeo ...
"Winter"- • Anastasia Luna "Winter"
"Carmen"- • Carmen- Anastasia Luna
"Storytime"- • Nightwish- Storytime. ...
"Everdream"- • "Everdream"- Nightwish...
----Stay Connected----
Instagram: / anastasialuna
Twitter: im...
LinkedIn: / anastasia-luna-71028518
Facebook: / anastasia.luna.5
All five can add percussion and also sing. The beatboxer Adam Rupp will sing harmony when drums are not needed. There were two doing the percussion in this song, Adam Rupp, tenor, with drums and harmonica sounds and Adam Chance bass-baritone, providing the jaw harp sounds. The two tenors are Austin and Rob. The bass is Tim Foust. For your next song, Don McLean asked Home Free to cover American Pie for the 50th anniversary. All four leads take a verse along with Don joining them.
The beatboxer Adam Rupp did everything with his voice. They have a new video cover of Garth Brooks, "Ain't Going Down Til the Sun Comes Up" on Facebook. It clearly shows Adam's harmonica talents.
Yes I would agree! Please have at least 8 of their songs in before you listen to mayday! This is important! You need to know how each member can sing their vocals.
you covered it, Duff....so i didn't have to...
Adam Chance also does some throat singing.
You mentioned Pentatonix - these two A Cappella groups could be head butt competitors, but instead the groups are friends, and encourage one another's success.
No instruments and they have four vocalists that can sing lead. Great reaction!
Also, unless the genre they are singing calls for the country twang, it will almost disappear entirely from their voices.
Home Free are masters of ANY genre that they cover (as well as many originals) NEVER a boring moment.. There is no single lead vocalist, they "front" whichever member is best for the song.
That's why I've always preferred Home Free and VoicePlay to Pentatonix. Pentatonix, respect to them, are more one-trick ponies. They're great at what they do, just not a whole lot of variation.
Home Free is a five member group with a soul crushing bassist and two other bassists. A buttery smooth baritone. Five tenors including a soulful sweet tenor and an amazing high tenor. Five beat boxers and one freak of nature vocal percussionist.
When the incorporate instruments they are front and center. The rest of the time they rely on their vocal percussionist. He will use a looper in concert and this video is layered.
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. This song blew me away when I first heard it & I was completely hooked. 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. Keep up your journey through Home Free. You will not find a bad song. Home Free are not about theatrics, it's about showcasing the song.
This.
*VoicePlay has entered the chat* lol
The only thing I'll add is I think they can all beatbox to some degree, but Adam Rupp is the main guy for that. And check out there butt mix very good and lots of fun.
Home free is the best in my opinion also, but I also recommend voiceplay because they are amazing also.
Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play - the holy trinity of a capella.
Welcome to Home Free. Once becoming a "Home Fry" there's no turning back. They have a great catalog, dig deep...
Girl this is a great rabbit hole you really need to explore Home Free has been around for 21 years and can sing any genera of music and yes they are true a capella no back ground instruments and they can all sing and take lead to fit the song they're doing. And welcome to the Home Free family if you decide to take the leap. Great reaction
Home Free is the best--period. They are completely acapella and make all "instrumental" sounds themselves unless you see an instrument front and center (usually happens when they collaborate with other artists). Chance doing the jaw harp sound really sets the stage for this song's story. Tim's bass line completely grounds the harmonies and Adam's voice percussion simply cannot be beat. This performance highlights a lot of Home Free's strengths although they also handle just about any other genre amazingly!!
My personal favorites are a cross-section of all the different genres they sing spectacularly:
- How Great Thou Art (a classic hymn)
- Try Everything (for the "small fries" but has a great message for all of us)
- Helplessly Hoping (a harmony masterpiece)
- Elvira with the Oak Ridge Boys (our guys just having fun)
- Undivided (a HF original with a great message)
- Mary Did You Know (a Christmas classic)
- Quarantine (HF humor that helped us get through the COVID pandemic)
- Timeless (a bit of nostalgia)
- Spaceship (a touching tribute to family--Rob's in particular)
- Hunter Hayes Melody (a fabulous compilation)
You just really can't go wrong with any of Home Free's music❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️
About the only time I've seen them use an instrument is in their cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." where Chance plays acoustic guitar.
@@joelbolden8457 Also they have violins in their first rendition of Silent Night (Taylor Davis) and in The Devil Went Down to Georgia (Taylor Davis and Charlie Daniels) (no music video for that one).
Undivided is not a HF original, it’s a cover of Tim McGraw and Tyler Hubbard’s Undivided, but still awesome. Not a lot of difference in the two.
Home Free is one of the best out there right now. They have done so well staying connected with their fans threw their videos even during lockdown. They work as a group, but also collaborate with others individually and solo.
Tim Foust the bassist was inducted into the gulf coast country music hall of Fame a few years back. Their video archives are deeper that just about anyone out there right now.
They have done American Pie with Don MacLean, they did God bless the USA with Lee Greenwood, they worked with Kenny Rogers doing Children go where I send thee, they did Christmas in Dixie with Alabama, Elvira with the Oak Ridge Boy's. They won season four of the sing off, the year after Pentatonix won.
You have a very deep deep hole to go down with them that will blow your mind.
On "The Sing-Off" they beat out Voiceplay, which is also a great a capella group. Voiceplay did a cover of "Just Sing" with MANY other a capella artists, including Tim Foust. If you ever check that one out, be sure to turn on the captions. They included information about who everyone is, as well as some rather snarky remarks.
Amen
Home free was touted as a "Country Acapella band for the 2014 tv show The Sing off, They can actually do any and all genres of music. No instruments but they are all talented with musical instruments as well. I went to a live show in early March and it was as amazing as their videos.
Great job with your reaction and thoughts on Man of Constant Sorrow . Yes there no instruments it's from there voices Mind blowing.
If you think Tim Foust (the bass) gives off medieval prince vibes, you'll definitely like seeing him in "Misty Mountains" with Peter Hollens. He's definitely channeling Aragorn with that look.
You have absolutely no idea how versatile this group is. You're going to LOVE getting to know them.
I'm not a fan of country, either, but this is my favorite group and I listen to them every day now. They didn't start out as country; they took that route as part of being on and eventually winning a singing show on TV. They do other genres, too, also they do serious songs and some very funny songs. And what you hear...it's all them, all the time.
Home Free is an awesome rabbit hole to explore. Not sure if Man of Constant Sorrow was the best place for you personally to start that journey, but it is where many start it. While considered a 'Country Acapella' group ... their covers and originals cover a large spectrum.
The lead singer on this one, Austin, kept popping up with only one accompanist on my feed at the beginning of Covid, thought he was singing in his parents' living room, had no idea of the existence of Home Free. Then he popped up singing "My Maria" with Tim Foust in somebody's back yard. Tim's tenor/falsetto was amazingly clean and spot on. When the two started talking at the end of the video, I had to do a double take when I heard the timber of Tim's speaking voice. That was my introduction to Home Free and how I fell into the Home Free rabbit hole. So many great songs, crossing many genres.
So jump down the rabbit hole and don't miss Adam Rupp's drum solos and as a woman, I also highly recommend the videos of other reactors typically entitled "Timgasms" - a very entertaining guilty pleasure.😉
They do everything! This is an old song from the 1920’s. Sometimes they switch roles- but the beat boxer only sings sometimes. They all sing lead at different times, even the bass
home free, voice play are - to me- the top of acapella groups right now.
Voiceplay is another a cappella group. I love them, they don't use instruments.
Home Free doesn't use musical instrument. Talented beatboxes mixed with beautiful harmonizing makes them the most interesting group out there.
EASY ON THE EYE S, WITH A GREAT SMILE WHO ACTUALLY KNOWS AND UNDERSTANDS MUSIC
No intruments at all. They do all of the sounds. LOVE THEM!
Home Free is one of the best. Another I like is Voice Play. You might look into them if you find you are enjoying Home Free.
They all share lead duties these guys are magical
Home Free is amazing, they are the best--period. They are 100% acapella and make all "instrumental" sounds with their voices/mouths - You should really listen to their songs “When a Man Loves a Woman,” “Brothers in Arms,” “Mayday,” “One Man Band” “Butts Remix,” “Hillbilly Bone,” and “Elvira” for some real fun! Thanks for the reaction video, as a Home Fry myself I am always glad to see someone finding them for the first time!
This is one amazing group. They cover many genres and kill them all. I recommend their cover of Boyz to Men's End of the Road, Patsy Cline's Crazy, and (hold on to your seat!) Percy Sledge's When a Man Loves a Woman. Get a couple of songs under your belt before you hear their take on Cam's Mayday. Once you get to know their talents, it'll blow you away. For a bit of joy I recommend All About That Base, Sea Shanty Medley, and of course Rick Ashton's Never Gonna Give You Up. Love your reactions and your music. Hope to hear more!
there is no instruments, it is all voice. one of the best ever.
They don't use instruments at all... They are just awesome...let me give you the sequence... Ring of fire, end of the road, helpless hoping, folsom prison, butts remix, champagne taste... And then you react to mayday...all home free covers...when you get to mayday your mind is going to blow...
This! 👆
I always like to add 'Can't Stop the Feeling', just to showcase their fun side and ability to make any genre of song their own..
Don't forget to add "How Great Thou Art" for Adam Rupp's vocal solo. Not to mention the scenery.
All voice, this is a big rabbit hole! Welcome to being a home frie!
They do not use instruments. You are beautiful. It always amazes me when I see a woman reaction to deep voice.
The amazing thing is that they are just as good live. Awesome group of brilliantly talented musicians, I would strongly recommend you check out more of their work.
Love my home free 🍟❣️💯🔥
Welcome to Home Free!!! They do other genres as well as country, try their cover of Dire Straits song "Brothers in Arms"
These guys are so TALENTED!!
Pure a cappella. No instruments. One of the best beat boxers and basses in the business. Ridiculously good.
They have been around for 20 yrs so you have a lot of great songs to listen too :-)
VERY SURPRISING SOMEONE WHO SAYS SHE's A PROFESSIONAL MUSICIAN AND LIVES IN AMERICA LIKE ANASTASIA NEVER HEARD THIS SONG BEFORE. IT WAS MADE FAMOUS IN THE MOVIE 'OH BROTHER WHERE ART THOU?' FROM THE YEAR 2000.
Home Free sings country, blues, pop, do whap and much more. They always bring their A-game and seem to have lots of fun displaying their talent!
I bet that was a big surprise when Tim Foust kicked in with his bass!
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! Buckle up for the ride! They are NEVER boring!
this song was used in the movie "O brother where art thou" it starred george clooney and it was brilliant
Home Free does not use instruments, it's an all-vocal band, these guys are amazing. I will be going to their concert in Manitowoc WI. on Memorial weekend. They sing other than country songs.
In concerts they do use a looper. But that was about the only instrument they use.
The accent isn't always that pronounced either. Austin emphasized his Georgia accent for this old bluegrass song. I've only seen them use an instrument in one song. Other than that it's all vocal.
They decide who sings lead depending on who they think sounds better on each song. Try their cover of End Of The Road by Boyz 2 Men. Their Sea Shanty Medley is awesome as well.
That was Born in the USA and as good as Chance is, it's one of the few I'd say the original was better. There was another for Christmas where the band they sang with had instruments.
@@ryanellsworth7246 I also forgot about the ones they did with Texas Hill as well.
@@toodlescae Only the Texas Hill guy's use's instruments in the collabs . Home Free stuck to no instruments! Great collabs with Texas Hill.
This group never misses on a song. They will never disappoint. No instruments. They sing everything
The great thing about HF is that 4 members can beat box, l sw a video where they split into 2 teams and beat box battle each other. That and the vocal versatility in this group is insane.
Home Free is all a cappella. Two or maybe 3 songs have an instrument. Adam Rupp, the beatboxer is so good you don’t miss the music. They can all beatbox to a degree and they all take the lead depending on the song. They are country but sing all genres. They were on the NBC show the Sing Off in 2013 and won the season after Pentatonix won. The groups are friends. Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5 octave range and can sing tenor too. They also write and sing their own songs. Helplessly Hoping, Brothers in Arms, One Man Band to hear incredible harmonies. Good reaction
This group is all them no instruments. All of them can sing even the beatboxer. They do all kinds of music if you look at their RUclips channel. Enjoyed watching your reaction to this song.
Welcome to the rabbit hole! 😁 Anything Home Free does is awesome! #homefries
Home Free, like Pentatonix, got a boost from winning a season of The Sing Off (PTX season 3, Home Free season 4). The Sing Off seemed to lay the foundation for acapella groups composed of soloists singing in a group. More groups than PTX and HF got boosts from appearing there: Groove for Thought, Street Corner Symphony, Committed (season 2 winners), Traces of Blue. All followed this pattern. Some have disbanded, but leave behind great music.
Home Free is fabulous, so is Voiceplay.
They're good..They do it all
Pure acapella the group does layering and spins loops.
This song was made popular by the 2000 movie, "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" This hilarious movie is set in 1930s Mississippi and includes in its cast George Clooney, John Goodman, John Turturro, and Charles Durning. The soundtrack won five Grammy awards, and the single, "Man of Constant Sorrow," won a Country Music Award single of the year. The beat boxer in Home Free, Adam Rupp, is a two time world champion beat boxer and a one man drum kit.
there is so much ahead of you to enjoy...you're just getting started. you will get hooked like all of the rest of us.
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
They are purely an A Capella vocal band, although certain specific songs they have used a guitar when they covered Springsteen's Born In The USA. They do use a looper to create depth to their background sounds particularly when the do live performances. HF and PTX are the two most popular and successful A Capella groups out there. Although they lean country, they also do pop, folk, R&B, and rock ballads as well. They recently did a cover of Dire Straits, Brothers in Arms, which is considered an A Capella masterpiece, that even surpassed their previous gold standard cover of Crosby, Stills, and Nash's, Helplessly Hoping. As they approach 200 videos in their catalog of work, every single performance is top notch. Their greatness is unmatched in what they do. Welcome to the world of Home Free. They will take you on a journey that you will thoroughly enjoy.
A huge rabbit hole with these guys. But the trifecta of a capella is Home Free, PTX and Voice Play ( the theater kids of a capella).
Another reactor pointed out that when Tim comes out of his bass solo, he actually drops even lower to start the harmony slide.
I love waiting to see who picks up the octave drop bass line after '.. In his grave.. ' 😁🎤
@@MichaelMollard I’ve listened to a lot of different reactions to this song, and only one person, I think she was a vocal coach, noticed that, and she was floored. Now I hear it every time.
Helplessly Hoping, End of the Road, American Pie, Brothers in Arms, How Great Thou Art are great choices.
They are allll completely acapella. No instruments. No autotune. They're so incredibly impressive. 😍 🥰
No instruments at all!! They do every style!! They all beat box , they all sing lead!! Home Free forever
Adam Rupp is A Two Time Beatbox Champion. He's awesome. Tim Foust has a 5 octave range. They are an amazing group. Check out their version of Do You Hear What I Hear. Also Ring of Fire! They are all phenomenal!!
Home Free is the best all vocal band around!! Ty for reacting!!
Loved the reaction thank you for this reaction video…
All of them can sing all kinds of different roles and Adam, is the percussionist and is one of the best! No instruments ever ever and they sing all different genres
MY wife and I saw them in concert a few month ago and the only thing on stage with them was a table with some loopers on it for some layering.
They are acapella about 99% of the time. Their cover of Born in the USA, the Bruce Springteen classic, Chance plays the guitar & sings the lead in the whole song. Check out their covers of One-Man Band, American Pie, and Amazed, and their originals DIVE BAR Saints, Dreamer - live at the Ryman theater
They also covered "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" with Charlie Daniels, and that one included some fiddle. After all, you can't really do that song without a fiddle. 😉
@@steveray9655 Seriously? I can't believe I've missed that one! Nice tip!
They also did Silent Night with violinist Taylor Davis.
@@jacilivengood9653 yep there are two versions of that !
When a man loves a woman or end of the road are two of many good songs they have out
Fulsom Blues cover by Home Free is a must see.
Every sound you hear is coming from their voices.
No instruments other than themselves. These guys are the real deal and can sing anything (thus far) as well as their own songs. When they choose a song they will all decide who’s voice would be best..sometimes several voices as lead but all contribute to the music. They are really nice and humble guys that seem to really enjoy making music together.
Just search for Home Free and randomly pick a song. You won't find one that isn't amazing! When they sing (live or recorded) you can feel the joy of the craft front and center. Every time they put out a new video I find a new favorite. I now have well over a hundred favorite songs and they are all by Home Free!
Home Free & Voice Play are both awesome acapella groups who mix it up & don't become boring. Voice Play is a bit more theatrical but both use all their singers and often feature their bass singers Tim Foust (HF) & Geoff Castalucci(VP) as soloists which is amazing. Home Free has the most brilliant singers with skill & styles across many genres, fantastic harmonies & seamless arrangements. Any song is good to react to. Everybody walking this Land for Tim's bass, When a Man Loves a Woman for Austin's tenor, Cover me up for Chance's wonderfully smooth voice & End of the Road for Rob's blues & soul. Do you hear what I hear for arrangement, Helplessly Hoping for harmonies & Adam (beatboxer) sings too. All about that Bass & Butts Remix & Workin for a Living show their silly side. Great reaction💕
i am no country fan, or accapella fan either. but i do love Home Free. so many good songs, different music styles too.
Great reaction, Anastasia. Others have answered your questions, but yes, they are entirely acappella - no instruments, but for Adam Rupp (the vocal percussionist). They all can beatbox to some extent, and the beatboxer can sing tenor, too. Welcome to this lovely rabbit hole. You will become a home fry very quickly.
All the sounds in this video are produced by voice and hands (shaping the not-a-harmonica sounds); no instruments. During the shoot in Georgia, USA, it started raining and they moved under the roof of a nearby building for the later scenes, such as when Tim, the basso profundo, was singing the third verse or when Chance was singing the chorus looking out into the rain. He was throat-singing the jaw harp for most of the song.
While they are predominately Country, they also sing lots of genres, including Hip Hop (End of the Road), Gospel (Go Tell It on the Mountain), Folk (American Pie, w/Don McLean!), Rock (Elvira, w/The Oakridge Boys!), etc. They can cover lots of different styles, all excellently.
Not to mention Adam Rupp is a 2 time world champion beat boxer... All of them are extremely talented... I love this band...
END OF THE ROAD by them is an awesome cover.
Voice play is another great acapella group
Generally, with most well-known acapella groups, if an instrument is used you will physically SEE the instrument as it's played. So even if it sounds like a real instrument, if you don't see one in the video/on stage then it's just vocal percussion performing excellently.
More Home Free please, they are all incredibly talented.❤️
Each of them can and have taken lead in a song. They're a phenomenal group. The bass is my favorite just because when he sings, I can feel that vibration in my own chest. The beat boxer is one of the best I've ever heard. He can replicate any sound.
Need to dive deeper. They are mostly country but do a wide variety of styles. Not a bad Home Free video out there on any platform. They are the best in my opinion.
It is also said that there are five beatboxers, two basses, two baritones, five tenors and one high tenor.
You are amazing, open to all types of music.
Anastasia, a Slavic name, but from a Spanish origin. What a treasure.
Four vocalists and a world champion beatboxer.
Tim foust the Bass singer has a 5 octave range. They are all super talented. Home free and voice play are nothing ordinary when it comes to Acapella.
The rain symbolizes he's crying.
This song was written in 1913.
The songis now part of the bluegrass genre a sub genre of Country Music
No instruments, just vocals.They use a loop for this song for the jaw harp sound and some of the percussion while the beatboxer is playing the nomonica.
Before Covid shut things down, they were performing about 250 shows per year. They have just started touring again.
You may want to check out "Brothers in Arms", "19 You and Me", and "The Butts Remix" to catch a little variety.
Their Sea Shanty songs always entertain me.
The guy who started us off is Austin Brown, he's a Tenor that can go really high, the second guy's name is "Rob Lundquist, he's also a Tenor, but his voice has a bit of a more delicate touch to it, the guy that's beatboxing and making all the Harmonica sounds is Adam Rupp, he's obviously the beatboxer, he doesn't use any form of instruments for help, all the percussion and harmonica sounds you hear are all Adam Rupp and the rest of the sounds you hear are the rest of the group, Adam Rupp is the closest personification you'll find to instruments. The Bass of the group is Tim Foust, he's a Bass that can also sing tenor roles, he has a 5 Octave vocal range, which is very impressive for a male. Last but not least, Adam Chance is the Baritone of the group, while Tim is singing his Solo, Chance takes over the role of Bass to cover for Tim and he does a darn good job at it, I doubt you'll read through this, but if you do, then please react to more Home Free before you react to their "Mayday".
Home Free is strictly a capella. They won the fourth season (2014) of the a capella show "The Sing Off".
All five can/do contribute to vocal percussions. All five can/do sing leads. Truly a talented versatile group. IMHO, I considered their covers as upgrades
They are now considered leading towards country BUT they present ALL genres. Pop/R&B/County/Musical Theater/Gospel/Mash medleys.
Adam Rupp tenor/beatboxer/vocal percussionist.
Austin Brown high tenor
Rob Lundquist lead tenor
Adam Chance baritone/bass
Tim Foust tenor/baritone/bass/basso profundo..
Throughout the years have done collaborations with the following:
Don Mclean
Kenny Rogers
Alabama
Lee Greenwood
Oah Ridge Boys
"So they have two lead vocalists." LOL! You really need to watch more of their videos.
You have no idea what you are in for with these guys. You won't be disapointed
Now you need to watch the Frog Leap Studios metal cover.
... we've gotta watch out for these "Singers," they never shut up!
Great to see when people check out genres they may not usually listen to, or even have heard before 👍😎
The song is more "Delta Blues" than country, but it's a great introduction to these chaps.
The song is "man of constant sorrow" the band is called home free