EDM Producer Reacts To Geoff Castellucci - I SEE FIRE - The Hobbit | Low Bass Singer Cover
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2023
- Please enjoy my reaction to Geoff Castellucci's cover of I See Fire from the Lord of the Ring's spinoff TV series, The Hobbit! I gotta say.. I don't think I've heard anyone with a vocal range as wide as Geoff! The fact he basically created a four member a capella group with himself is absolutely mind blowing! Geoff is truly one of a kind!
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When people say Geoff has a 5 octave vocal range, they really mean it, and he sounds amazing from top tenor to basement bass. He's a one-man acapella group.
The old miner song "16 Tons" and his cover of Elvis' "Way Down" are others of his set up like this with 4 "Geoffs."
Geoff is too good for this world! Are we even sure the Men in Black aren't looking for him?
“Hobbit, a spin off series from Lord of the Rings.”…….Tolkien turns over in his grave. Geeks all over the world prepare the tar and feathers for Tylr. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hi TYLR! Yes, this is a 'reprise' of the characters from his earlier 'Hobbit' track, 'Far Over Misty Mountains Cold', from about a year ago - these are 4 dwarves from the film, Bofur, Killi, Fili and Thorin Oakenshield - same costumes and beards/wigs/hairpieces used for that one, Rick Underwood (who did the makeup) kept them, Eli programmed the lighting changes although he wasn't there for the filming, this was done at Pattycake Studios (co-owned by Layne and Tony Wakim - a former VP member), with Tony and Kathy (Geoff's wife, who acts as Production Manager for Geoff's and VP's videos) helping with the set, etc. While I like Ed Sheeran's original, many have felt that this truly captures the spirit of the film! We hope he completes the 'Hobbit' trilogy with a song from the last film (this is from the second of the 3 Hobbit films)!
Geoff is a national treasure. He's got all that talent and an amazing drive to create phenomenal art, but my favorite thing about Geoff is how he's still down to earth and not at all conceited. You can tell he's not afraid to be goofy and laugh at himself in the BTS videos. He's the total package and that's before you even get the fact that he's incredibly attractive. (And that's coming from a gay woman lol I always joke that I'm gay except for Geoff Castellucci.)
I suspect there are a few gay men who feel the same! 😉❤️
and some straight men :D
Geoff does layering like this all of the time on his solo channel. It is ridiculous how good he is at it. I do think that you are right, though, that they would suffer if they were on a record label. They do amazing work all on their own because they are so able to be flexible and fluid. Plus, a label would hate that they only have four permanent members with a rotating fifth member. The awesome thing is that they don't _need_ a label. Their beatboxer and one of the former members of the group _actually_ own a production studio of their own, which is what Pattycake Productions is. They give VoicePlay and Geoff the space to do their thing, with all of the resources that come with it. They even do their _own_ videos with other actors and singers, so it isn't like it is _just_ VoicePlay Productions... it operates all on its own, too.
As for Geoff's "natural" singing range, I would say that the one on the far left, who looks the most like "just plain Geoff" is his normal singing range, with the one to the right of him being his upper register, followed by his higher 'normal' register, and then (of course) bassmaster 3000 on the far right.
Left to right
Killi - Bass
Boufor - Tenor
Fili - Baritone
Thorin - WTF Geoff
WTF Geoff 😂😂😂. I love it!
Yup. Four Geoffs!🎉 The four are usually named Geoff, Jeff, Goff, and Daryl. I think these would be more accurately named for the Hobbit characters they embody. Every video the makeup skill increases exponentially. 😁🫶🏻
Edit: He’s done four makeups in his “Monster Mash” and “Ghost Riders in the Sky” He’s done multiple Geoffs in Big Bad John, 16 Tons, House of the Rising Sun, and many others.
You forgot Jeoph. (BTW, according to Geoff, Goff took a vacation day for this one.😉)
Cathy, Geoff’s wife did give them hobbit names but I don’t remember them. They were in the BTS.
@@Starrynightdiner left to right Kili, Balfor, Fili, Thorin
@@karenponchak5304 you’re good. I only remembered Thorin.
So you're blown away with Geoff and the geoffettes. Now... I gotta warn you that it's Geoff on the piano too. 😂
Geoff's vocal range is: "YES" 😂
Geoff has been "cloning" himself since he first started his solo channel during the lockdown. His first video, The Bare Necessities (from the animated movie The Jungle Book) had 5 Geoffs, but they were all just Geoff with different backgrounds. A number of his songs have used that format (Blackbird, House of the Rising Sun, Shenandoah), or sometimes he has the Geoffs dressed differently but casually (Man of Constant Sorrow, Way Down). There are a relatively few where he's gone full musical-theater mode like he did here; the ones that spring to my mind immediately are Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold (the prequel to this song), Ghost Riders In the Sky, Headless Horseman (sort of), Monster Mash.
Great explanation. I would just add Rains of Castamere from GOT. I had to look up who each of the characters were because I knew darn well there was a reason they were all dressed that way.
He’s been really stretching lately. I can’t wait to see what he does this October for Halloween. It’s gonna be hard to top Ghost Riders.
@@janetdw Thanks! For some reason, Rains of Castemere just always seems to slip from my mind, even though I enjoy it a lot.
And yes, between Geoff and VoicePlay, Halloween should be amazing this year!
I have to assume that this is your first reaction to Geoff as this is a very familiar set up for him. I know of one video he's done entirely alone (High and Dry) and one where he appears alone but has his harmonies in the background (Sound of Silence). Every other time he has multiple personalites. He writes four or five part harmonies, and this way he can cover every part. He also provides the music, either on piano or keyboard with an app for guitar, drum, etc. He is a genius and yes, I think it may well be unique. He does a lovely one with a three man backing group, (Till Then) which is a bit different from the usual too. I honestly think that he should be known by simply "Geoff" by now. I mean, is there another Geoff out there ? By the way, The Hobbit is not a tv show but a trilogy of films. This song , written and sung by Ed Sheeran, was played over the credits of Desolation of Smaug.
He also sings Country Roads by John Denver, using multiple Geoffs. It's really good. But this one and Misty Mountains Cold, the 1st one of this Hobbit Series, are my favorites. Thank you for your reaction. It was fun to see your shock, then joy at realizing there were 4 Geoffs singing in 4 beautiful voices. He's amazing.
Tolkien wrote "The Hobbit" as a children's book. "The Lord of the Rings" was written later. Therefore, "The Hobbit" series was more a prequel than a spinoff of "The Lord of the Rings."
Some stats for Geoff's range: A0 (growl), B0 (subharmonic), F#1 (full chest voice), used to be A5 live on stage in Elvira but he upped it a bit to Ab5 in Peaches (one of VoicePlay's recent shorts). Yesterday I heard them doing the Wellerman shanty. So cool. Try some of his solos, because he almost always does at least 4 and sometimes 5 Geoffs. A few to pick amongst: Ghostriders in the Sky, Ain't No Sunshine, Sounds of Silence, Monster Mash, Headless Horseman, 16 Tons, Big Bad John, The House of the Rising Sun and Way Down.
Not quite an a cappella group. That’s Geoff playing the piano too.
A lot of singers create clones of themselves for their videos (Peter Hollens and Tomi P leap to mind) but few do it with the theatricality that Geoff uses. What I really like about this, that sets it apart even in his catalog, is that each character/range gets to sing lead on camera. Usually there's lead Geoff and backing vocals Geoffs.(Except in Sound of Silence, where we only see one Geoff.) Kathy added a bit to the costumes and weapons but these are the same characters as in Misty Mountains Cold, Geoff's most-watched video. Rick Underwood, who did the makeup and beard wrangling for both, kept the beard pieces so those are the same, too. VoicePlay and Geoff bring in Rick or another majeup artist if they need something elaborate (Hall of the Mountain King or This Is Halloween, for example) but otherwise do it themselves. After dancing and singing in platform shoes and green makeup as Frankenstein's Monster at Universal for ten years, doing his own makeup to look like a human is a cinch.
Peter Hollens is also really good at layering his voice. But I think Geoff is King when it comes to videos.
At 4:20, that is not his natural singing voice. He is in head voice. His natural singing voice is F#1-B4. He is a natural bass (a very low one).
Head voice is still natural, as well, however; it is just higher in a person's range.
Arranged, Produced, Filmed, Performed, and Edited by Geoff. Geoff and his clones. He does this all the time. Geoff considers himself a baritone with a bass range, but he can hit tenor notes. Geoff and Tim Foust of Home Free have an incredible range.
Yep! All Geoff! He has a five octave range!
It is multiples of Geoff. He calls himself Geoff, Geoff, Geoff, and Darrell...as a joke, I guess. He is such an amazing talent that I love to hear him sing "with" himself. He has about a 5 octave range and he uses it well.
And this is why Geoff stands far above all other bass singers. And why we love him so.
This was a sequel to Under the misty Mountains cold, which also contains the 4 Geoffs, Geoff is SO GOOD that it is possible to suspend disbelief long enough to buy a 6 foot six bass singer as a hairy toed hobbit, preparing to do battle for the shire. Or even covering Ed Sheeren.
The Geoff without the glued on beard is his natural speaking/singing voice
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Yup, you opened a big rabbit hole here. Geoff only started doing solo singing videos because of COVID restrictions. There's a couple vids where he sings just a single part himself (or harmonizes with himself but has only one image onscreen at a time), and one (Mele Kalikimaka) where he brings in The American Sirens as backup singers. But almost all of his "solo" vids have four or five Geoffs onscreen.
I think his most beautiful bass vocals ever are in the cover of the Mills Brothers WWII song "Till Then," which he put up around last New Years.
Geoff says he's a natural tenor who trained himself to be a Bass by using Growl, Vocal Fry, and Subharmonics.
Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold is the other song from the Hobbit that Geoff did, I think you would enjoy that one too.
Moriahwhite1188 gave some great songs of Geoff's for you to listen too, I'll add one more The Headless Horseman.
Hope you enjoy the list we have given you. Great reaction. 👍
They shoot the whole thing four times with Geoff sitting in a different position, singing each separate part each time. It's not actually that hard as long as he doesn't encroach into a "different" Geoff's space when they're all showing at once. If you want the king of self-harmonizing on umpteen tracks, check out Peter Hollins.
The Hobbit was the first of Tolkein's Middle Earth books. The Lord of The Rings trilogy starts many years after the events of The Hobbit.
Many people are confused when first watching Geoff in full makeup like this (Thanks Rick for the great job). So don't feel to bad. You did figure it out faster then many. 😊
Geoff is a definitely a hiden treasure that we need to appreciate and share with the world. Who knows he might be the key to world peace ✌ 😊
This is probably the best example of his range, to date. When you're told he can sing 5 octaves its kinda like "cool", but when you hear it 🤯
The Hobbit is the prequel to the Lord of the Rings explaining how Bilbo got the ring that he would eventually give to Frodo
He has some many great songs out! Take your pick, you'll enjoy it.
How is this possible for a human being is definitely a common reaction to Geoff :) These are the dwarves from the Hobbit but in he has names for all the versions on him which are based on all the ways people try and say his name !
LOVE TO SEE NEXT SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD
There are usually 4 of him in his solo stuff 🤘
Most bass-singers can do higher-range. The difficulty is to make those notes clear, steady and clean. Tim Foust was talking about it at Peter Barber's podcast.
I (Bass-Baritone) actually started my interest in singing, by singing along with rock-music and learning to do the screams with AC/DC, Linkin Park, Audioslave etc. before I realised I can do some pretty good bass.
Geoff is Amazing! Another artist with amazing vocal range is Avi Kaplan who used to be in Pentatonix.
It is always a joy to watch a Geoff newbie react to his talent, and you got to see him at his best as your early viewings...you need to see more of his other works, there are so many that display his range...you will be blown away again and again😊😊😊
He often "clones" himself for his solo video's. He has at least a 5 octive range, and I wouldnt be surprised if he reached a six at some point.
I think a lot of singers have harmonized with themselves. Off the top of my head Michael Jackson did. I also know Leigh Daniel Avidan (Danny, from Game Grumps and Nina Sex Party) harmonizes with himself. He even shows himself as a quartet doing a cover of The Last Unicorn (very pretty, recommend giving it a listen), though it's nowhere near as beautifully theaterical as Geoff's quartet appearences.
just watch enemy from voiceplay :D there you can see the range he is able to sing in O_O or even the end from oogie boogie :D
a great range singer is " Tim Storms " , he holds the Guinness World Record for both the "lowest note produced by a human" and the "widest vocal range" his lonesome road is crazy (but i think it is tweakt to sound even lower - CRAZY nonthenless)
I would love to see you react to Geoff’s covers of Sixteen Tons or House of the Rising Sun. Those are my favorites. Enjoy the solo Geoff rabbit hole. 😂
He's been doing that for years now
If you like this, listen to Shenandoah. It's beyond beautiful. He has a 5 octave range
he definitely has at least a 4 octave range
A semitone over 5 octaves!!
Geoff is so versatile ❤🏴
the natural voice is the one without facial hair
He has a five octave range from B0 to an A5 (possibly an A6).
Geoff has an insane range I believe it’s B0-A5! So far anyway
As people said Sixteen tones, Big Bad John, Till Then he has most range is so good you see his range in Oogie Boogie Song that does with VoicePlay it is older song as it has Earl older Voiceplay member that left for personal reason but he did have a health scared which they kinda do in Queen in 5 mins in a way,
You have too look upp there haloween stuff from nightmaire before cristmas. And there littel mermaid cover
And geoffs.
Monster mash
Sixteen tons
The headless horsman.
And Ghost Riders!
you just have to like Geoff ❤❤❤🥹🥹
He has a 4 to 5 octave range
This is not the first time he has done this there is allot more songs he does this
Is range is B0 to Bb5.
The Peter Hollens version is my favorite cover of this song. ruclips.net/video/yymS1Pb7JfM/видео.html
F C C! F C C! F C C! lol
I'll add one nit-pick to the comments filling you in on all that is Geoff: his solo work always has musical accompaniment, so isn't a cappella. He makes it a point to not compete with VoicePlay. A Cappella is VoicePlay, his solo work deliberately is not. Welcome to the Rabbit Hole!😅
Not a spin off. The book....
You think his voice is good in this one you need to watch voice plays oogie boogie song with a feature him
i dont care what planet your on. he is the most beautiful person inside & out.