Vocal coach reacts to VoicePlay-“Oogie Boogie’s song” (Nightmare before Christmas)
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I LOVE voiceplay!! So much fun to listen to! What’s your favorite song they’ve done??
Queen in 5 min, Billie eilish in 3 min, Panic in 5 min, Bang!, the little mermaid medley and oogie boogie song
edit and phantom of the opera
My mother told me or Moana Medley
My Mother Told Me....Viking song and Moana Medley with Rachel Potter, lastly Bridge Over Troubled Water
Phantom of the Opera with Rachel Potter is outstanding!!
My mother told me
Geoff Castellucci is One of the Divine Trinity of acapella Basses. The other two being Avi Kaplan (solo, formerly Pentatonix) and Time Foust (Home Free). All three also can sing really high for basses, and top out in the 4-5 octave range.
There’s no “e” in Tim.
Geoff is easily 5.5 octave maybe even pushing 6
@@thecookiemangaming5646 same with Tim Foust. He's working on a 6th octave.
@@DennisKovacich your right there no E in Tim, but I bet he could sing it 😂
@@draygontaygen677, that’s WHY there’s no E in Tim. It already came out of him!
I definitely recommend “ Sixteen Tons”. It’s covered by just Geoff C. He does amazing doing his own harmonies!
I love this song. His voice is amazing. He also narrates books. I'm currently listening to Geoff read "The little Mermaid"
Oh hell yeah
Ya you can hear some amazing sub harmonics from Geoff on that song!
For sure
Yesssss
Geoff's brother-in-law played Santa. But I believe the voice was dubbed by one of the other group members. I don't know which one.
When Voiceplay does covers of "ordinary" songs, sometimes their video visuals are pretty simple. But when it's showtunes, they go all out. Costumes, makeup, character voices, greenscreen, whatever.
For songs where they're using just their primary singing voices, so you have something to critique, I suggest Can't Help Falling In Love, Tennessee Whiskey, Carry On Wayward Son, or Go The Distance. For another showtune production just for funsies, try You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch.
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Yes, I think it was dubbed by Eli, the tenor 2. He’s great at doing different voices!
Yes, it was Eli. He also did the "Evil Guy" in Mission Jingle Bells and the voice of the Grinch in You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch.
Boy Bands in 5 Min. Silly and wonderful.
I heard Santa was geoffs neighbour, I could be wrong but I think I remember seeing that somewhere
@@isaacisthename0 You are correct, and it's his voice not someone from the group.
Many times they really get into character.
You should watch "Queen in 5 minutes"!
One of my faves too
Welcome to the bass singers in acapella groups. Geoff the bass of VoicePlay has his own channel with a cover of “Blackbird” I love. VoicePlay sings some non-costume songs like their recent “You’ve got a friend”. Also try Home Free with their bass Tim Foust in their cover of “Ring of Fire”. That one also features Avi Kaplan the former bass singer of Pentatonix. #subscriptionsquad
She has got to check out Home Free also. Pentatonix is good too, but I'm definitely more of a Home Fry and VoicePlay fan!
I came here to say the same thing. LoL definitely needs to check out home free, and voice play is good too. Both have their own awesomeness about them.
No one, because of Avi, gives Matt credit.
@@mach1driver960 Bass battles. Forget songs. There are vids with their decending notes till someone hits the lowest yet.
That ending of Geoff's is not so much a note, more of a seismic event. I love watching reactors' faces when he does that.
It so fun! it took me almost 2 years, but now i can sing down there with him too. if you want i recommend you do watch his tips videos cause they do work.
@@Jericho27 I recorded an attempt with chest fry, almost eating the phone - it was eh, OK, for a freaking tenor! 🙄
@@erichbrough6097 great job! Its always fun to try new vocal forms. But be careful to not damage your throat.
@@Jericho27 no worries - I've been experimenting lightly with chest fry, and whenever it stops being easy, I just stop doing it.
@@erichbrough6097 ok good!
I 100% recommend Bang! by Voiceplay
Bang! is an amazing song to react to!!
I love this cover!!
Even the original by AJR is amazing. This should be every school graduation song
You should listen to geoff’s solo cover on ‘Sixteen Tons’
At this point you should react to "My mother told me". Stay safe
Both Tim Faust (the bass for Home Free) and Avi Kaplan (formerly the bass for Pentatonix) have said that they think Geoff Castellucci is a much better, deeper bass than either of them -- capable of reaching lower notes than either of the two of them -- which is a claim that Geoff refuses to accept as true. The truth is that all three of them are friends and none of them have a competitive relationship with one another.
yep Geoff learned from Tim how to hit the lower notes, Geoff didn't know how before to do the low growl which Tim does so Geoff had Tim teach him that method so now Geoff can hit those lower notes easier he never heard of doing that before he listened to Tim. But even such talented people do a lot of practice, Geoff has said he's been working on it for years and still isn't quite great with it, it takes a lot of practice to fine tune such techniques.
J just left Voiceplay for the Navy. They did a final song. They just posed Man in the Mirror it was beautiful.
Also Phantom of The Opera was amazing! I recommend it!
Geoff and his subharmonics. The low notes are always amazing to hear. Never gets old
Love the reaction. I couldn't believe Geoff went that low. I thought it was just done post production to make the tone that low, but then I heard them perform this live... and he does it live. It's freaky.
Geoff can even do B0 in favourable times (check out Voiceplay’s Valhalla Calling - he pulls off a 15 second B0 note or some similar alien shit)
@@paulstelian97 I have seen the cases where Geoff is using subharmonics and whoever is doing the video edit overlaying that he's hitting a B0, but he's not actually hitting a B0. He's hitting a B1 with subharmonic register, which simulates the rumbly, low resonating effect a B0 has but its in the key of B1. Same with Tim Foust of Home Free. They've never hit a true A0 or B0. I think Geoff's lowest note in song that i've seen/heard is maybe an E1, which is lower than a B1, because the scales change on C notes, not A's.
A0, B0, C1, D1, E1, F1, G1, A1, B1, C2, etc.
But you're right, it just doesn't sound human at all, and the fact Geoff is only like 6' 180-190lbs doing it is even more freakish.
@@skydriver5709 Subharmonics are an absolutely acceptable strategy for lowest notes. We generally consider lowest chest and lowest subs separately.
I've just watched the voiceplay-little mermaid awhile ago,then now THiS?..im now loving this kind of music..thanks coach😁🥰🥰
That low note at the end is an E1! He does it using a resonance "trick." He describes it in one of his videos. I love this song!
The captions actually say "subterranean" lmao
React to Voiceplay's cover of ''You're a mean one, Mr Grinch!'', it's one of their masterpieces! 😀
Welcome back, all viewers and fellow addictees of first time reactors to Voiceplay's wonderful rendition of this song.
We all know how this plays out, so let's sit back and get the popcorn...
aaaaand, here comes the drop, both of the note as well as the jaw! 😁🤣
When voiceplay goes all out, voiceplay pulls out ALL the stops! it's insane the amount of work they put into the songs.
you should react to geoff castellucci, he's the bass from voiceplay, he does solo covers
You should react to Geoff’s vocal range. It’s incredible what his range is
Danielle, please don't apologize your enjoyment and enthusiasm was "contagious" in the BEST way possible! Well done!
What I like about them the most is how you can feel that each member is having so much fun doing their parts. It really makes a difference when you can see that
Their newer cover of My Mother Told me with Jose Rosario Jr., Geoff becomes a gjallarhorn (sounds like a fog horn) and it sounds amazing.
Geoff did a bass technique called sub harmonics for the last note. It's an easy to way sing low notes with alot of volume
Love your reaction! Geoff is amazing, he is a very low and high singer, he has like a 5 octave range, but as for the extreme low note he actually did a video showing how he did it. He has a cool way to play with the mic and air in the room along with his voice to get the note to sound lower than what it is. But with that said he is absolutely awesome and definitely not human. Keep the reactions coming!
Home free man of constant sorrow u won’t regret it 👍🏼
I can't believe I made the shoutout!!! I really enjoyed reaction and can't wait for what's next!!!
WOOO! Thank you!
I love how the reactors lack critical information that my mans is able to go more than an octave lower than that. This is sub E1 and his lowest recorded sub is like a C#0 or something, which is literally outside the range of a grand piano. He doesn't usually go that far though, he stops at around B0 - A0 in Voiceplay songs
"Go the distance" from Hercules and "You are a mean one Mr. Grinch" are very good to see. You can go in to there side and pick what you want, everything is good.
Dude, Geoff is pretty much literally the best XD He always brings it, whether he's hitting the low bass or going up higher. Heck, he's even got a solo channel, where he'll layer himself four or five times in the video, singing all of the different parts. He did a great job with The Headless Horseman, but my favorite is his cover of the song Sixteen Tons... so you might need to look into that one.
That high tenor that you were geeking out over is Earl, who left the group over a year ago. Sadly, JNone (their baritone) has just left the group himself... and they hadn't even had a chance to set a permanent replacement for Earl yet, so at the moment, VoicePlay only has three permanent members in it, though they may be close to closing with a new high tenor, named Deejay Young. I'm close to giving him my full seal of approval, I just need to see him in one of their more theatrical pieces like this one in order to 100% endorse him.
And yes, Geoff blows the bottom out of the basement. He doesn't just have a bass range, he's actually skilled with subharmonics, and even goes into how subharmonics work on his solo channel.
Fun fact, Geoff the bass, in the end of the song,he went sub harmonic. And from watching other vocal coaches react to the video, he went to an E1. I also recommend watching voiceplay man in the mirror. It's their recent upload.
You should definitely check out Home Free's cover of "One Voice" featuring the song's original artist Billy Gilman. It's a great message on mental health.
React to Geoff casteluccis blackbird for subhamonics and for chest voice listen to sixteen tons also you could react to take me home country roads by him or the bear necessities
Well, well, well! What have we here?
So excited to see your reaction!
Now you should check out "Home Free" Tim Foust is their Bass and he was one of the inspiration for Geoff to go lower with his singing. But, if you want more Geoff, Blackbird or 16 Tons. Both are sung by multiple Geoff's layered. You will really see his range with those. Have fun!
You should react to some of Geoff's covers: Blackbird or Take me home country roads are great
And “High and Dry” is a rollercoaster ride!
Definitely Blackbird is the one to watch
Second Blackbird. It's hauntingly beautiful.
Geoff's vocal range is C#1 - A5 there are 2 other singers (Avi Kaplan and Tim Foust) that have low base ranges in the same extreme range... the last note you hears was a sub-harmonic E1 .. on Geoff home page he has a few videos for how to do the super low notes...
Hard to pick just one from them. Their Moana Medley, and Kidnap the Sandy claws would be up there however.
Use your big headphones when you listen, but Geoff has several Bass covers including 16 tons.
I am a patreon member on Geoff's page and asked him about if any of them were in theater growing up. He actually replied back (big squeal of excitement) saying most of them were in chorus but had interest in theater.
Voiceplay's Just Sing is a good introduction to the group and a few of their a Capella friends. Remember to turn on Closed Captioning for this one. All of the songs that they have done with Rachael Potter are great.
Great recommendation about Geoff: Sixteen Toons - you are going to love it :)
Home Free --Ring of Fire and Sea Shanty Medley, Pentatonix covers/songs --Hallelujah, Wizard of Ahhh (medley), and Imagine , Geoff Castellucci 16 tons low base cover, and VoicePlay --Car Trip , just because it’s fun
That last note was a subharmonic E1. It's one of my favorite songs to listen to around Halloween.
When Geoff does the bede bam badaboo in the background after add a little spice gives me chills every time.
I loved your reactions throughout this song. Almost as fun to see as the video, itself.
Great reaction!! VoicePlay is wonderful. I'd recommend their Frozen 2 medley, Bang!, Kiss (Prince cover) and Can't Help Falling in Love.
I love watching voice coaches react to the end. All of them are blown away. Just as much as I am!
it is so much fun watching you watch this...
"Is someone playing the bass?"
He (Geoff) IS the bass XD
That last note was a subharmonic E1. I'm with you. I love their theatrical videos. 'You're a Mean One Mr Grinch' is one you'll also enjoy.
Love the song, love Voiceplay and love your reaction 🎶❤️🎶
Just back to show some love dear! Your reactions to this one was so so much fun! Much hearts!♥
Beautiful. The song is very attractive. The different voices is very hyptonizing and soothing to hear. I love it and they are amazing. Beautiful.. Beautiful....
Loved your surprise at the second to last note only to be surprised even further. I had the same reaction.
Awesome videos and break downs! So happy you found Voice Play!! Can't wait for more. #Subscriptionsquad
I recommend you’re a mean one Mr. Grinch
that last part I think I listened 10 times in a row because that vibration shook me, love it.
They have a new one out!! My mother told me!! The BASS in this is 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
voiceplay always makes a song/cover their "own" way!
Thank you for listening to our recommendations! Great reaction and breakdown.
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I think you would get chills from 'run to you' cover by Pentatonix
You are the third professional I've heard say it's the lowest note they've ever heard. He is awesome in the truest sense.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
I've been waiting for this one haha
Those last notes of Geoff's, its like his voice drops to the floor, decides to sink into the basement, and then thinks, 'what the heck?' and puts on its mining gear, cracking through the Earth's crust.
What I appreciate is that they didn't all do their purest voices, but did character voices on top of the body language and face acting
Yeah that was a clean, powerful E1. Unreal.
Love that reaction at the very end
Welcome to the lovely world of subharmonics. I have been practicing them since learning how they work and I still suck after almost a year. Geoff is INSANE!
Gotta love Geoff and his low notes. Most bases drop into the basement when they sing, but Geoff is one of very few who dives down and cracks the foundation. And makes it look effortless.
i love Geoff's 4+ Octave run in the end of this..... although if you want to see the bottom of Geoff's range and just how impressive he really is, check out Valhalla calling, he holds a b0 for around 10 seconds in the first minute of that song...
New to your channel. Love your reaction dear! i will definitely look for more. Well Done all the way around! ♥
I know you said you've never heard a vocalist go lower than the E1 in this song, but this same bass actually went lower in the Little Mermaid Medley you reacted to before (D1 subharmonic), you couldn't really hear it because it was double tracked under a strong D2 at the end of his big slide starting from D5 (!!!). There's a video on RUclips of the D1 isolated without the D2 tracked over it if you're interested in hearing it.
Really?! That’s amazing!
He has hit it several times in his bass singing help videos... But yes his voice is terrifying for other bass singers.
I have watched so many vocalists/vocal coaches' jaws drop when geoff hits that subharmonic E01, and actually go back to make sure they had heard correctly. Its so great!
Geoff coming in with the 5 octave range like a boss.
E1 TO B4 !!.
"I thought he was low 🫢 and then he went lower😫" yup. That sums up what Geoff does 😆
Geoff did 16 tons and it’s amazing really shows his range
Anything Geoff does honestly react to his solo videos you won’t be disappointed
That wasn't even a low note for him. Watch Geoff's cover of the Beatles "Blackbird". That is: Geoff Castellucci
That time it was hard for him because he wasnt that familiar with subharmonics back then, but in blackbird its 10x better. So i understand where u are coming from
Bruh his lowest note in this song was E1 and his lowest note in Blackbird was E1. He hit the same note
The last note was a B1, that's the lowest Geoff will admit to going although it is rumoured tht he hit A1 once, but he denied it.
@@Tryst46 it is actually E1
Underrated channel
A great one to hear everyone is voiceplay’s boybands in five minutes
Wow. Santa had a VIP a capella session with amazing performers! Lucky guy. Except... of course, for the fact that he was tied in an uncomfortable chair, being threatened to become stew ingredient... A mere detail.
First off I just want to say I loved your reactions to Voiceplay so far. Second if you liked those you should react to Geoff's covers that he does by himself they are amazing every single one of them. And last but certainly not least so happy to be a part of the #SubscriptionSquad to one of the most beautiful reactors on all of youtube😘
First time watching but enjoyed it very much.
After watching your reaction to the Mermaid Medley, I was hoping to see you do this one. I really would also love to see you react to Voiceplay's My Mother Told Me.
I believe in that last little stretch he dropped from B5 to E1.
A great song to check out for Geoff is his cover of Blackbird which shows off his range very well, and his newest cover of Misty Mountains
Awesome! Knew you would love this too :) You reacted pretty much the way I felt you would :) :) :)
“Is someone playing a bass?!” 😂😂😂😂
Santa was played by Geoffs brother in law if I remember right.
Look at Take me home Country roads by Geoff Castellucci (his page where he talks about singing that low and has many solo songs)
D - When you're ready for another powerhouse a cappella group, Home Free will amaze you. Whereas VP has lost 2 members and is down to a group of 3, Home Free has maintained the same lineup for 5 years. There are many good points of entry to the HF rabbit hole, but most reactors begin with their covers of "Man of Constant Sorrow", "Ring of Fire", "End of the Road", "American Pie", or "When a Man Loves a Woman." The only place NOT to begin is "Mayday" by Cam. HF does a great cover, but you can't appreciate it fully until you are thoroughly familiar with the guys and their voices.
Definitely ear candy and a great showcase for Geoff's range, especially that 4-5 octave spread at the very end. I'm glad you showed off your ear "buds" because I was going to suggest them. First time seeing you but loved your reaction.
You are right about their theatrical ability. Of the big 4 acapella groups on RUclips, VoicePlay (5 members, all male) definitely seems to be the most theatrical, has unique arrangments, and I think several of the members worked for the theme parks in Orlando, FL near where they live. Additionally, their wacky sense of humor shows through quite often in their videos and their performances or interviews. They do covers but I haven't heard anything original from them. Voctave is also based in the same area, has the same theme park background, is slightly less theatrical in their RUclips videos, but has a larger mixed group (anywhere from 8 to 15 from what I've seen) and, uniquely, no beatboxer. Again, covers only from them. Pentatonix (5 member mixed group) helped (with Pitch Perfect) bring acapella music back to the front-and-center for the modern viewer and music connoseur, paved the contemporary social media platform for everyone else, has innovative signature-style arrangements, and has the largest audience world-wide; to see their sense of humor, you have to wander over the 'Superfruit', a separate channel by 2 of the members. This group does mostly covers with some original material. HomeFree (5 members; all male) has cornered the market on (and perhaps invented altogether) the country acapella sound but can certainly hold their own in R&B ("End of the Road'), rap ("The Butts Remix"), gospel ("How Great Thou Art" and Peter Hollens' "Amazing Grace"), pop ("Country-Fried Pop Medley," "Life Is a Highway"), assorted ("All About that Bass," "My Church," and "Mayday"), patriotic (Lee Greenwood and the USAF Singing Sergeants "God Bless the U.S.A."), children's ("Try Everything"), romance ("When a Man Loves a Woman"), straight-up harmony ("Helplessly Hoping"), and of course, country ("Ring of Fire" with Avi Kaplan, Oak Ridge Boys' "Elvira," "Meet In the Middle," "Take Me Home, Country Roads," Don McLean's "American Pie," "Go Rest High on that Mountain), ...). Their wack-a-doodle sense of humor is on display at all times and their beatboxer, Adam Rupp, has his own solo on RUclips that can make anyone a beatboxing believer and rumbles the theater at all performances; he's one of the best in the world.
Look forward to more acapella. Definitely haul them back out around the holidays because all of them have great Christmas music. #subscriptionsquad
Great reaction, thank you! You should really check out their Moana Medley with Rachel Potter and one of their newer songs, My Mother Told Me, a cool Viking song!
@Danielle Marie Sings Santa is played Geoff's brother-in-law, who is also a singer himself. The high voice you heard and loved is Earl Elkins (guy with the beard), who is no longer with them, but was SO amazing!!
You gotta see black is the color of my true loves hair, feat by avi kaplin. Have fun!!
There were a number of times in this song where the harmonies sounded just like Queen.
Hell, there would be no way she could voice coach me. I'd be too mesmerised by those eyes, I could drown in them.
The last note was a B1, I can hit it too, but without the amount of power that Geoff has. He's a trained singer though while I'm not.
I love to hear Geoff sing, I often sing along with him, especially Misty Mountains Cold. He does a lot of videos of him in multiple roles from low bass to almost a soprano, he has an amazing voice range.
I also listen to his coaching videos on how to sing low notes, I've learned quite a lot from his videos.