Shawn and Mel, you do realize that the singer is Geoff Castellucci ( one man) using his talent to create this video .Remember that 's one man singing four different parts. Great reaction. Geoff has a six-octave range to his voice. Great reaction.
Just read the credits. Arranged, produced, filmed, performed, and edited by Geoff Castellucci. It's all Geoff. This is a song from The Hobbit. He just dropped "Man Of Constant Sorrow" this morning. WOW!!!
Y'all found my favorite singer. He's so talented. I listen to this when I've had a stressful day. The different layers of his voice wash out the crap trapped in my brain. It's like an aural bath.😅 Oh yes! Definitely go down that Rabbit Hole! My choice would be Ain't No Sunshine for the next song.
Thanks for introducing me to this group. I never heard of them. Now that I’ve heard them I’m going to try and find more songs. Great reaction , much love ❤️
@@mitchshelton2995 He is also the bass and founding member of the a cappella group VoicePlay. He and the beatboxer arrange about 90 to 95% of their covers and whoever does the arrangement is responsible for the whole thing except for the very final mix that I sent to Ed Boyer who also mixes for Home Free and Pentatonix. They just dropped a cover of Valhalla Calling which is the most epic to date. But they have an extensive back catalog since they’ve been performing in one way or another since 1997 when Geoff and Layne, along with prior high tenor Earl Elkins, released their first album right out of high school.
Geoff's voice goes from a foot off the far left end of piano keyboard to over half way across to the other end C0 to A5# . He is some what other worldly vocally !!!1
I am so happy you guys reacted to Geoff. This song is from Lord of the Rings. He is an absolutely amazing artist with a 5 octave range. I really think you would love his cover of Ain't No Sunshine, and sound of Silence. You may also enjoy VoicePlay who is the Acapella group Geoff is a part of.
Voiceplay is often referred to as the Theater Kids of the Acapella world and Geoff Castellucci is a founding member. Both his solo work and his work with Voiceplay contain a large variety of videos. I strongly recommend you look through and find songs you like. Since I see Elvis prominently displayed in the background you would love Voiceplay's cover "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You" and for solo cover by Geoff then "Way Down"
Geoff is a phenomenon, a unique bunch of talents. He not only did all the singing, he did the arrangement, filmed and edited both sound and video He does it all with the aid of his wife Kathy. And help with costuming and backgrounds from his friends in VoicePlay. This is true of all his videos. In case you hadn't realised, it's all one man, Geoff, with different beards. He does this so he can sing all the parts of the harmonies he writes. He has a range of five octaves. Those low notes are called subharmonics whidh he is famous for. But he's doing the hight voices too. The song is from the film The Hobbit.
Welcome to Geoff Castellucci and yes that is his natural voice, a 4 + octave range, from C0-A5 on the piano, including subharmonics. Look up his other videos, that show his range. He is incredible.
All one man - just different makeup and costumes. All of the voices are still Geoff (Jeff) Castellucci (Italian, so the 'cc' becomes 'ch' when it's pronounced). Geoff usually has several versions of himself on-screen, each singing a different part of his range. He can reach very low bass notes, and still get up into low/mid tenor range for his highs. Besides the work on his solo channel, he's also the bass singer (and a founding member) for the a cappella group VoicePlay. The lowest Geoff got in this one was G1 - he hit it 3 different times, using a different technique each time. But it's not nearly the lowest note he has sung in a video - that's a B0 subharmonic, in both the VoicePlay Halo theme video, and VoicePlay's newest video Valhalla Calling. Valhalla is especially impressive, because he not only hits the B0, he holds it forever - or at least, it seem like it. For Geoff solo work, I recommend Sixteen Tons (my preference for starting people out on Geoff's videos), Blackbird (Beatles cover), The Bare Necessities (from the Disney Jungle Book movie), or his latest video Man of Constant Sorrow.
Geoff is a rare talent. His range is just sick. His G1 low notes are the bomb and he uses different techniques - chest, harmonic, growl etc. There are lots of great bass singers but Geoff is the king in my book.
Shawn & Mel, When y'all get a moment give Geoff a listen as he does his cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow"!!! Y'all won't be disappointed!!! Like Butter on a Baked Tater!!!
I always think you should go down the rabbit hole. Ghost Riders in the Sky, Til Then, Shenandoah, BlackBird, Rains of Castamere, High and Dry and when it gets closer to Halloween, do Geoff's Monster Mash (my first Geoff song 2 Halloweens ago.
You guys MUST listen to the version of the song with TIM FOUST singing the bass. This song was from the movie, THE HOBBIT... A part of the Lord Of The Rings trilogy.
Welcome to the rabbit hole. This is one trip that so worth going down. Recommend you check out Voiceplay where Geoff is the bass singer another Rabbit hole to jump right into. It doesn't matter what song you choose they kill each one. So it all depends on what you want to listen to first. They have everything from Disney (Recommend We Don't Talk About Bruno) to video game themes songs (Recommend Halo (listen all the way to the end)) or they did Nothing Else Matters from Metallica (definitely recommend). If you want some more comical their Nightmare before Christmas songs. I think my top favorite is probably Queen in 5 minutes or Boybands in 5 minutes. But they also have a song they did with Home Free Zombies vs Hillbillies 😊 Whatever you choose enjoy
Thank yall! That's all Geoff. He clones himself in his video, sings all the parts and layers them. I highly recommend yall watch and react to Valhalla Calling if you can today. Viking song. Valhalla is Viking heaven for the warriors. It will blow your minds!❤🎉
Please react to his group Geoff is part of voiceplay it s an a capella group very very good I recommand you Voiceplay Valhalla calling please please please
Yes Geoff pours testosterone by the gallon all through his music. All his music is this way. Just ask you tub for Castelucci and you'll be swamped in testosterone.
chills of these pretty faced non-talents ? should you listen need a real piece ,just tell me and i suggest the masterpiece ,which these barbies are so pale in comparison to ,they re see through
Shawn and Mel, you do realize that the singer is Geoff Castellucci ( one man) using his talent to create this video .Remember that 's one man singing four different parts. Great reaction. Geoff has a six-octave range to his voice. Great reaction.
😂😂😂😂
@@ShawnandMel4Life Sorry, what's so funny?
@@vvoof2601 They realised they got fooled!
A0-A#5 is 5 octaves... Fry is uncountable. He would need to hit an A6 to make it 6
Yes, that’s Geoff Castellucci playing and singing all four parts.
That’s him singing all four parts.
Geoff is an amazing artist. All 4 characters are Geoff. He sings bass for the acapella group Voice Play.
Just read the credits. Arranged, produced, filmed, performed, and edited by Geoff Castellucci. It's all Geoff. This is a song from The Hobbit. He just dropped "Man Of Constant Sorrow" this morning. WOW!!!
lol yeah four brothers... Geoff Castellucci, Geoff Castellucci, Geoff Castellucci and Geoff Castellucci. can you guess who is who? 🤣😂
This is the Song actually in The Hobbit, of Smaug the dragon destroying their home and taking the treasure and town to himself.
That last note went deeper than the Mines of Moria....👀
I love when people hear Geoff Castellucci (and Voiceplay) for the first time. Yeah, he leaves an impression alright.
"Are they brothers" 😂😂😂
Now I have a strange desire to see Geoff cover "I'm My Own Grandpa"
These two seem like a lot of fun. Can’t get enough of watching folks hear Geoff for the first time
Y'all found my favorite singer. He's so talented. I listen to this when I've had a stressful day. The different layers of his voice wash out the crap trapped in my brain. It's like an aural bath.😅
Oh yes! Definitely go down that Rabbit Hole!
My choice would be Ain't No Sunshine for the next song.
Thanks for introducing me to this group. I never heard of them. Now that I’ve heard them I’m going to try and find more songs. Great reaction , much love ❤️
Not a group. One person. 😊
it's one guy edited and layered in, but he is also the Bass in a group called Voiceplay, if you love this check them out.
Thanks. I’ll check him out!
@@mitchshelton2995 He is also the bass and founding member of the a cappella group VoicePlay.
He and the beatboxer arrange about 90 to 95% of their covers and whoever does the arrangement is responsible for the whole thing except for the very final mix that I sent to Ed Boyer who also mixes for Home Free and Pentatonix.
They just dropped a cover of Valhalla Calling which is the most epic to date. But they have an extensive back catalog since they’ve been performing in one way or another since 1997 when Geoff and Layne, along with prior high tenor Earl Elkins, released their first album right out of high school.
@@janetdw Thanks for the info. I’m definitely going to check him out some more.
Geoff and Voiceplay are both awesome, i gotta watch them and every reaction that gets made of them.
Pretty awesome isn't it. One man, four voices.
Geoff's voice goes from a foot off the far left end of piano keyboard to over half way across to the other end C0 to A5# . He is some what other worldly vocally !!!1
I am so happy you guys reacted to Geoff. This song is from Lord of the Rings. He is an absolutely amazing artist with a 5 octave range. I really think you would love his cover of Ain't No Sunshine, and sound of Silence. You may also enjoy VoicePlay who is the Acapella group Geoff is a part of.
I love it when Geoff harmonizes with himself. Hard to believe each character is Geoff dressed differently. Check out MONSTER MASH by Geoff. Such fun!
Voiceplay is often referred to as the Theater Kids of the Acapella world and Geoff Castellucci is a founding member. Both his solo work and his work with Voiceplay contain a large variety of videos. I strongly recommend you look through and find songs you like. Since I see Elvis prominently displayed in the background you would love Voiceplay's cover "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You" and for solo cover by Geoff then "Way Down"
7:32 This type of music, sung by Catholic monks, is called "Gregorian Chant" and is about 1200 years old...
Geoff is a phenomenon, a unique bunch of talents. He not only did all the singing, he did the arrangement, filmed and edited both sound and video He does it all with the aid of his wife Kathy. And help with costuming and backgrounds from his friends in VoicePlay. This is true of all his videos. In case you hadn't realised, it's all one man, Geoff, with different beards. He does this so he can sing all the parts of the harmonies he writes. He has a range of five octaves. Those low notes are called subharmonics whidh he is famous for. But he's doing the hight voices too. The song is from the film The Hobbit.
Welcome to Geoff Castellucci and yes that is his natural voice, a 4 + octave range, from C0-A5 on the piano, including subharmonics. Look up his other videos, that show his range. He is incredible.
“I See Fire” is brilliant too! Also, from The Hobbit.
All one man - just different makeup and costumes. All of the voices are still Geoff (Jeff) Castellucci (Italian, so the 'cc' becomes 'ch' when it's pronounced). Geoff usually has several versions of himself on-screen, each singing a different part of his range. He can reach very low bass notes, and still get up into low/mid tenor range for his highs. Besides the work on his solo channel, he's also the bass singer (and a founding member) for the a cappella group VoicePlay.
The lowest Geoff got in this one was G1 - he hit it 3 different times, using a different technique each time. But it's not nearly the lowest note he has sung in a video - that's a B0 subharmonic, in both the VoicePlay Halo theme video, and VoicePlay's newest video Valhalla Calling. Valhalla is especially impressive, because he not only hits the B0, he holds it forever - or at least, it seem like it.
For Geoff solo work, I recommend Sixteen Tons (my preference for starting people out on Geoff's videos), Blackbird (Beatles cover), The Bare Necessities (from the Disney Jungle Book movie), or his latest video Man of Constant Sorrow.
Geoff is a rare talent. His range is just sick. His G1 low notes are the bomb and he uses different techniques - chest, harmonic, growl etc. There are lots of great bass singers but Geoff is the king in my book.
Shawn & Mel, When y'all get a moment give Geoff a listen as he does his cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow"!!! Y'all won't be disappointed!!! Like Butter on a Baked Tater!!!
This was never a fucking joke....lives..human soldiers
incredible !!!
That last part definitely sounded like 808 sub-woofer.
Makes Barry White sound falsetto.
So, so many good songs to choose from that Geoff has covered. I really like his take on the song Sixteen Tons!
i love that one too, really great cover.
Good to see you back on the air ! Scared me, couldn't do without ya ! ❤💯✌
Love y'all guys Happy Friday let's party
It’s all Geoff, but we like to call the clones, Jeoph, Jeff, Goff and, not appearing in this video is Darryl. You must watch 16 Tons.
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Give a listen to his latest solo project release "A MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW "
I always think you should go down the rabbit hole. Ghost Riders in the Sky, Til Then, Shenandoah, BlackBird, Rains of Castamere, High and Dry and when it gets closer to Halloween, do Geoff's Monster Mash (my first Geoff song 2 Halloweens ago.
no babes...that's all him
You guys MUST listen to the version of the song with TIM FOUST singing the bass.
This song was from the movie, THE HOBBIT...
A part of the Lord Of The Rings trilogy.
It felt like the Vikings were calling us to battle or something!
The singer is Geoff Castalucci, hope I spelled it right. Watch it again, but remember, he sang all the parts.
I love the Hobbit/Lord of the Rings movies. Peter Hollens and Tim Faust from Home Free also do this song very well. Thanks for the reaction.
Welcome to the Geoff (Jeff) Castallucci rabbit hole! Bass singer for VoicePlay.
Geoff has a part 2 to this video coming out next couple weeks. In June.
They are all the same guy. He is doing everything
It's only 8 months and you can react to some of Geoff's Christmas music.
👍🎶
Billy Myers "kiss the rain"
Welcome to the rabbit hole. This is one trip that so worth going down.
Recommend you check out Voiceplay where Geoff is the bass singer another Rabbit hole to jump right into. It doesn't matter what song you choose they kill each one. So it all depends on what you want to listen to first. They have everything from Disney (Recommend We Don't Talk About Bruno) to video game themes songs (Recommend Halo (listen all the way to the end)) or they did Nothing Else Matters from Metallica (definitely recommend). If you want some more comical their Nightmare before Christmas songs.
I think my top favorite is probably Queen in 5 minutes or Boybands in 5 minutes. But they also have a song they did with Home Free Zombies vs Hillbillies 😊
Whatever you choose enjoy
Just watched your reaction and laughed when you stopped to say that they all sounded alike. They are all the same person. Geoff Castellucci.
This is from Lord of the Rings. The story of the Dwarves losing their home to the Dragon Smaug...
Originally featured in the animated version
It's actually in The Hobbit movie not the Lord of the Rings movies.
Oops... sorry... watching at work and didn't have time to look up which movie.
@@lyriasfaves I'm a nerd for it so, easy to remember. And I'm a nerd about songs so.
The words were written by The Professor in the book. He included lots of songs in all the books.
Great review! Now, on a complete shift in style, try Eva Cassidy and her version of "Over the Rainbow" - a Blues/jazz version! 🤗
Thank yall! That's all Geoff. He clones himself in his video, sings all the parts and layers them. I highly recommend yall watch and react to Valhalla Calling if you can today. Viking song. Valhalla is Viking heaven for the warriors. It will blow your minds!❤🎉
It is all just Geoff! He layers the video and the harmonies! You should do his cover of the Beatles Blackbird!
You didn't realise it's all same person!
Please react to his group
Geoff is part of voiceplay it s an a capella group very very good
I recommand you Voiceplay Valhalla calling please please please
It's all one guy
Peter&Tim…You should be listen!!!
Lord of the Rings is the GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD. The Hobbit is a prequel to it. All from the mind of JRR Tolkien.
Well, he "might" of approached the lows of J.D.Sumner (Elvis' bass singer who was in the GUINESS BOOK OF RECORDS for the lowest voice). 😊
You gotta react to Geoff's cover of The Sound of Silence.
This song is from The Lord of the Rings: The Battle of the Five Armies.
❤Hey U 2...have you heard his cover of Bill Withers, Ain't No Sunshine? Cuz... U Need To...
I had to laugh because all 4 guys are Geoff Castellucci.
They are the same man.
Wait til they find out its all Geoff
I missed it😢
To do extremely low singing I use my throat to get a deep singing voice
i only see one person 😉
Do another Lara Fabian... Caruso this time...
All four guys are the same guy
Yes Geoff pours testosterone by the gallon all through his music. All his music is this way. Just ask you tub for Castelucci and you'll be swamped in testosterone.
They're all the same guy.....It's Geoff Castellucci times 4!!!!
If you don't know the song watch the hobbit an unexpected party
Hobbit.
chills of these pretty faced non-talents ? should you listen need a real piece ,just tell me and i suggest the masterpiece ,which these barbies are so pale in comparison to ,they re see through