Home Free - Forever and Ever, Amen - Vocal Coach Reaction & Analysis

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Hey Home Fries (love it!) thanks so much for all the background info about Home Free and the suggestions for next Home Free reactions.🎵🙏 I will definitely be back with more Home Free soon! Lots of suggestions to choose from, it will be tough to decide which one will be next! 🤔

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Hey, welcome to Home Free !!! They are an amazing acapella group. The lead was Tim Foust, who is the usual basso profundo, but has 5 octave range & he was in his baritone range for sure. He has been known to blowout speakers at Concerta 👍😉. Some suggestions - The Driver, a cover of Listen to the Music, it's an amazing Doobie Brothers cover...and an original, DIVE BAR SAINTS.

[@dagmar.6954]

I think these guys did a great cover of Randy Travis' song especially with Tim taking the lead. What I love about Home Free is how respectful they are of the original song without adding unnecessary things. No theatrics or bass drops. Just beautiful singing & harmonies with Adam adding his special touch. I thought it was cute when Tim sung about hair turning grey & he looked up at his own hair. You really need to listen to some of their other songs. They have a huge catalogue. They can have a lot of fun & can be goofballs. This was just a serious song. Check out "Hillbilly Bone", "The Butt's Remix", "All About The Bass" etc. to see another side of them.

[@hancock1475]

When A MAN LOVES A WOMAN Is a must. HOME FREE.

[@ericpotter4657]

You have just found the best acappella vocal group imo and there are some other very good groups. What you called formal look was just for this song only. They change up their styles based on the song but they usually do a very informal style. They sing many different genres from soul, R&B, rock, country, inspirational/gospel to comedic/silly songs. Some songs to think about are: WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN a cover of Percy Sledge, END OF THE ROAD a cover of Boyz2Men, LISTEN TO THE MUSIC a cover of Doobie Brothers. TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS a cover of John Denver, GO REST HIGH ON THAT MOUNTAIN a cover of Vince Gill, AMAZING GRACE, CHAMPAGNE TASTE ON A BEER BUDGET a Home Free original. Thank you for reacting to Home Free and you have a blessed day.

[@eddiealaniz1779]

OUTSTANDING!!!

[@kathyweverka4335]

Oh for heaven's sake. These guys are the best of the best.

[@richardkawucha1232]

Everyone in the group can be the lead. The beatboxer, Adam Rupp, is a world class beatboxer. The low tenor, Rob Lunquist, has the glasses. The lead on this song was Tim Faust, who has a 5 octave range. The red headed guy was Austin Brown, who is the high tenor. Finally there is Adam Chance the baritone, who carried the bass in this song. As for loosening up listen to "Champagne Taste On A Beer Budget". Written by Tim Faust. Also try "Brothers In Arms.

[@Kodiak660]

Man of constant sorrow is a must see.

[@anitawright7169]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! Everything they comes from their mouths. No instruments. They do different genres. Check out their cover of When a Man Loves a Woman and End of the Road by Boyz II Men. They have so many songs. Tim Foust is the bass, Rob Lundquist is Tenor, Austin Brown is high Tenor, Adam Chance is the baritone an Adam Rupp is the beat boxer! Please check them out. They have so many songs. They are by far the best acapella group out there. Love your reaction. Also, Tim Foust has a 5-octave range.

[@mylenarbee8326]

Awesome reaction, I enjoyed it... Liked and Subb. Thank you! This song is enjoyable try reacting to "LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN" by a Filipino Girl group 4th Impact.

[@mylenarbee8326]

Here's the Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJjahZxura-tiLc

[@cowboy1165]

Hello, Juliet. Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Home Free. Funny you should mention a steel guitar, Adam Rupp is a world class percussionist/beatboxer that has so many sounds that nobody can keep up with. Some swear that he chewed on drumsticks and symbols as a child. Plus, he can mimic a harmonica that you can't tell from a real one. Adam Chance, the baritone/bass can mimic a southern jaw harp or (Jew's harp.) and has a smoky smooth voice. Tim Foust, the lead singer -in this song- is a floor dropping bass with a 5 octave range. Rob Lundquist is an awesome buttery sounding tenor. and Austin Brown has a high forward sounding tenor. Their harmonies as you will find out are impeccable and unmatched. They brand themselves as a country A Capella group but they are very versatile in their music choices. New subscriber for more Home Free music. May I suggest "Man of Constant Sorrow." Thanks for the reaction and review.

[@bernieregnier4500]

I followed Randy Travis' career and even was able to attend a concert to hear him live. What a great vocalist. Home Free pay homage to him in spades with this effort. And the lyrics are timeless and crossover to many generations and touch our relational emotions and Home Free brings that to the forefront once again. I know Tim has the lead and does a remarkable job as always when he does and he certainly shined. However, everyone else caused a platform to hi-lite his effort superbly. As mentioned Adam Rupp just brings the percussion to life that is impeccably spot on. Adam Chance delivers the bass line that is like how do we have two basses that good that can interchange like no other group I know (Wow). Then Rob and Austin add whip cream and cherries on top of this spectacular dessert. They all can do what is needed and it just melds together like no other group. The only thing you can predict is that their presentation/production is always amazing. 🎨🎡🎢🎪🎈🎁🕶🎞🧨😀❣

[@jessbrown254]

One thing to note about Home Free, although their niche is being a "country a capella" group, they can do rock, pop, motown southern rock and religious. There truly is no cap to their creative abilities.Welcome to the fan club and enjoy every minute.

[@joeurbach9097]

Home Free is amazing, 100% acapella, 100% wonderful! - You should really listen to their songs “Man of Constant Sorrow,” “Brothers in Arms,” “End of the Road,” “Mayday,” “One Man Band” “Butts Remix,” “Brother,” “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!

[@davidhoag4697]

Great reaction. I hope you do more Home Free reactions. You may find yourself addicted like so many of us are. And, btw, if you want to hear them do a steel guitar you may want to check out their cover of "Cover Me Up". kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zomci5V-hdiJga8 There are so many unbelievable songs they perform, both covers and originals, that it's hard to suggest where you should start. But I'm sure you'll be getting a lot of opinions about that. Anyway, I really enjoyed your reaction and your insights. Keep it up and God bless.

[@louisetemples7011]

Beautiful song suggestion!

[@babydoll8714]

Loved your reaction! Home Free is very versatile. You want to see them move I would suggest these songs Can't Stop the Feeling, and Love Train, also one of their more recent ones is Listen to the Music. I have yet to find a song that I didn't like by them.

[@marlahudgins7038]

I just subscribed for more HOME FREE Welcome to HOME FREE !! HOME FREE is a county A Capella band (NO INSTRUMENTS) that does more than just country. Tim Foust, the bass (5 octave range) , Adam Rupp, the beatboxer (freak of nature), Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass, since 2016, he took over for Chris Rupp (one of the founders of the group), Rob Lundquist, tenor and Austin Browmn high tenor make up the voices of angels. PLEASE listen to more.. If I know my Home Free family well (Home Fries) , they have already given you suggestions of music. LOL Thanks for the reaction

[@belinda9696]

The lead singer here Tim Foust is the super bass of this group, but he has a big 5-octave range so he can also sing high and all of them can sing a good lead (except the beatboxer usually does not lead) and many times they switch leads during a song. Please check out more of them. To hear the timbre of each vocal in the group take a look at "Helplessly Hoping"

[@dianethompson6816]

Oh yes, definitely please check out Helplessly Hoping !

[@kimmillard6915]

Awesome reaction and analysis! I hope you do more “Home Free”! They all are amazingly talented and will blow your mind! I’ll be watching for more Home Free Reactions from you! Some of my personal favorites: “How Great Thou Art” “Try Everything” “My Church” “The Butts Remix” “Listen to the Music” ………the list goes on and on! They nail it every time!

[@timworks991]

Welcome to the world of Home Free. The fans are called Home Fries. The guys switch lead a lot depending on the song. In this case Tim Faust the bass singer of the group took the lead but Austin Brown, Rob Lundquist and Adam Chase can all sing lead. Adam Rupp the beatboxer is a tenor when he does sing and harmonize with the other guys. They cover many different genres of music, not just country. Tim's country sound is natural, coming from Texas, Austin is from Georgia, Chance is from Alabama while Rob and Adam Rupp are both from Minnesota. You have just opened the door to what all the Home Fries consider to be the best acapella group out there today. Looking forward to more reactions to Home Free.

[@mikemccollough4826]

The lead singer on this song is Tim Faust who has a five + octave range. Usually he sings the loww bass. Couple of songs to check out: folsom prison blues, How Great Thou Art, Butts Remix, everybody's walking this land and Mary Did You Know. Get ready for a ride.

[@ez4u2say2100]

Hi and welcome to discovering Home Free, their cover of Working For a Living is a good one to get to know their names and a fun to listen too as well. Thank You for the reaction.

[@marshac7738]

Home Free is the best--period. It's easy to forget they are completely acapella and make all "instrumental" sounds themselves. This is one of their simpler arrangements, paying homage to Randy Travis' original. So "simple" yet so fabulous! Love this version by Home Free❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️ Some of my Home Free favorites are "Working for a Living", "Good 'Ol Country Harmony", "Land of the Free", "Elvira" (with the Oak Ridge Boys), "Undivided", "Ain't Goin' Down 'Til the Sun Comes Up" (which is not on YT--it's on their official Facebook page) and now "Listen to the Music", "Brother" and "When Will I Be Loved" 😍!

[@Mieknara]

Wow, your intro to Home Free starts here? Pretty nice. You'll love them and all the other top groups.

[@minneyruth]

Subscribed ❤️ hope to see more Home Free. Home free is the best a capella band out there. IMO. Tim, the lead in this one has 5 octave range 😳 wait till you hear his super low notes

[@kristindunstan172]

If you're going to react to more Home Free, I would suggest you set up a playlist for them. We Home Fries love our reactors and I enjoy binge-ing a reactors Home Free reactions when I find them.

[@babyfry4775]

A sweet rendition of the Randy Travis hit. Tim (lead here) is the bass but has a 5 octave range so he was singing in the baritone range. Chance (baseball cap) is the baritone/bass and was doing the bass. Adam (far left) is the amazing beatboxer and Austin (ponytail) and Rob (glasses) are the tenors. They are an amazing group. They can sing any genre and they all take the lead depending on the song. There are some songs where the beatboxer sings too. Try Helplessly Hoping, One Man Band, In the Blood, Brothers in Arms. Good reaction! I honeymooned in St. Lucia…..long time ago. 😃

[@williamcapp448]

Check out Listen to the Music and Can't Stop the Feeling for other instrument sounds by this group.

[@nancywiebe3693]

No haven’t seen anything yet with Home Free, now my absolute favorite group. Keep reacting!

[@anitaherbert1037]

Always love Home Free but my favourite was MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW. Its fantastic. Tim shows off a deep base thats spine chilling

[@carladewitt1947]

My Home Free suggestions: Helplessly Hoping - pure vocal magic with 5-part harmonies as the beatboxer (Adam Rupp) brings his beautiful tenor voice to the mix; The Butts Remix - shows their lighter side, these boys do have a wicked sense of humor; Brothers in Arms - shows their most serious side: End of the Road - Yes, they cover R&B beautifully; Man of Constant Sorrow - a good introduction to the group as a whole, no slide guitar, but there is some amazing harmonica; When a Man Loves a Woman - features Austin Brown. Recorded during lockdown, so the television screens. Only Austin in studio singing to his beloved Amberly; and Unchained Melody - doo wop version that pays tribute to the original prison movie theme. I could go on, and on, and on.... Love these guys. So versatile and such amazing voices. And as my Dad would have said, "They're just good people."

[@claudevillemaire355]

Adam also does a great harmonica in Ain’t Going Down Till the Sun Comes Up!

[@duke2651]

More please dear lady...and PENTAONIX and VOICEPLAY then all their spinoffs! All acapella...all genius.

[@ronlehew1479]

Cover of End of the Road and When a man loves a woman. You really can't miss with any of their songs.

[@bobharp3492]

Yay nice job I get to introduce you to the top accapella group , voice play, I rec you start with my mother told me, it's a viking hymn and you will love them I promise I'm new and I be watching

[@justann1358]

I think the word you’re looking for is vocal fry. Tim (Foust , the lead on this one) is from Texas so that country sound comes naturally for him. The group consists of five men: 5 tenors 2-4 baritones At least 2 bass singers And 5 beatboxers, including one freak of nature called Adam Rupp. Fans are still debating whether or not he is in fact human or alien. Rumour has it he swallowed a drum kit as a child. The guys introduce themselves as Adam Rupp - beatboxer Rob Lundquist - tenor Austin Brown - high tenor Adam Chance(goes by Chance) - baritone Tim Foust - bass But all of them have amazing range. Subbed for more Home Free

[@lucdowney4564]

Great reaction - would love to hear you do more Home Free.

[@susansundaram6737]

Just came across your channel and thank you for your 1st reaction to Home Free. They sing many other genres besides country, and also have a huge catalogue. Be well, looking forward to experiencing Home Free on a new reactor's journey with Home Free.

[@stevethomas1638]

I love the final chord resolution on this song where Austin emulates the pedal steel guitar with that iconic slide.

[@dalepettiner5036]

Nice reaction ! Left to right - Adam Rupp, beatboxer (tenor); Rob, tenor 2, Tim Foust - lead on this song, bass with 5 octave range, Austin Brown, tenor 1, Adam Chance (Chance), bari/bass with 4 octave range. For harmony, try "In the Blood", "Do You Hear What I Hear", and "My Church". They have catalogue approaching 150 songs, so feel free to jump down the rabbit hole.

[@jacquelinebastick7617]

More Home Free please. You can do no wrong with any song.

[@jessbrown254]

Suggestions... Man of Constant Sorrow, End of the Road, Listen to the Music, Ring of Fire, Elvira, Helplhessy Hoping, Brothers in Arms, Mayday, Go Rest High On That Mountain. They have a large and varied catalog to choose from.

[@steveostrander5182]

You've got a lot to learn about Home Free. The lead singer is Tim Faust. He has a 5 octave range. Listen to Misty Mountains with Tim Faust and Peter Hollens and Tim Faust singing Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow / Stay.

[@cheridampier2524]

Love Home Free, you might want to listen to How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping or Brothers in Arms...all absolutely wonderful in their own rights For more instrumental fills try Man of constant sorrow

[@reginaminton1135]

Thank you so much for a great reaction to the Home Free Guys. Tim the lead singer of this song, is an amazing bass and then some. You already have a lot of songs requested and you can't go wrong with any of them. Tim didn't have the short hair until about 1 1/2 to 2 years ago. You will find him with the long hair in a majority of the songs. Oh and at times you will see Chris Rupp, the beatboxer's brother, who left the group to go solo. Usually wears a ball cap or cowboy hat. This will be an amazing trip into the rabbit hole. Thanks again.

[@AvilaDreamer]

Oh, goodness... Probably best to not predict too much about these amazing men until you've watched about 50 more of their performances. They are one of, if not the best and diverse a Capella groups in existence. The "baritone" here (using your word) is Tim Foust, and is one of the deepest resonate basses on the planet - he just happens to have a balanced 5 octave range. In fact, most of the rest of the men in Home Free have 3 1/2 octave ranges (or more). They are not locked into country, though they do country very well. And they are certainly not stiff at all. Their stage presence fits the specific songs they perform. Keep watching and reacting to them. I doubt you will ever be disappointed..

[@pattomei70]

If you want to see the funny side is the Butts Remix and All about that bass and there's a bloopers reel video for it also

[@ryanellsworth7246]

You've gotta know them and love them to really get their funny stuff. Better to direct her to One Man Band, When a Man Loves a Woman, Woman Amen/Female Cover Me up etc.

[@george217]

They don't always do country. As a matter of fact, Austin Brown and Tim Foust from the group just came out with an operatic aria (Nessun Dorma) on Brown's channel.

[@invinciblefeelings1439]

This song is beau, loved the reaction thank you 😊

[@StevesTubes]

This particular song doesn't really capture just how good this group really is. Please try more of their songs! They really have 4 lead singers. This one was Tim Foust and he usually sings bass but he has nearly a 5 octave range.

[@mettesrensen6116]

Actually Tim is workong on his 6 octave while Chance with help from Tim is going for his 5

[@ryanellsworth7246]

Yep. This is a very simple song. They have over 180 that are soooo much better.

[@minneyruth]

I agree. Wrong song to start with

[@antrazitaj5209]

As everybody else already mentioned, the lead singer for this is normally the bass. The group has actually 4 lead singers and they go with the person whose voice fit the song the best, that's why here the bass and bariton were switched. And while this is a nice song, this wouldn't be on the list to intrpduce somebody to the group. I'm sure there will be lots of recs here. If you like country Home Free is a perfect fit, but they cover all genres. They also have some nice originals

[@drummersteveusa]

Hi, anything Home Free does is amazing. Check out "Man of Constant" sorrow, "End of the Road", Butts remix" and after you have checked out a bunch check out "Mayday" Oh, and one last thing please check out "American Pie" Don Mclean requested they do a version of this with him to honor the anniversary of the songs release.

[@lisaseverance6785]

Home Free is known for their tight harmonies. They rotate who sings lead depending on the song. You should listen to their version of "Helplessly Hoping" by Crosby, Still and Nash. It could be used to teach the building of chords. Also, no beatboxing...just pure vocal deliciousness. Home Free leans country but sings anything they feel like doing so one time it's a country ballad, next it is sea shanties. Or perhaps a pop song. Or even a little rap in a few songs. Welcome to the rabbit hole of Home Free enjoyment.

[@robertpickren4000]

Juliet, I would like to second Lisa's suggestion for you to review "Helplessly Hoping" for exactly the reasons she mentions (pure vocal performance). It is an amazing demonstration of their vocal skills and would give a vocal coach like you a clear view of their voices. Obviously, you are already being flooded with suggestions for more songs and they have a rich selection to choose from ranging from the very fun/silly to very serious and emotional social commentary. I believe several of their serious songs deserve special handling by reactors in that the message is far more important than the vocal performance. "Everybody Walkin' This Land" and ""Brothers in Arms" fall into this category and I would love to hear your reaction to them as well. Welcome to Home Free and (as they say) "Buckle up Sunshine"!

[@beth5870]

Three of my favorites ( um today anyway lol) are In the Blood, How Great Thou Art, and Take Me Home Country Roads. They have so many fantastic songs- both covers and originals. 🙂 Also, that sort of growls start that Tim does is probably due to him being a bass - he is actually the bass of the group. Adam Chance ( Chance) can take over the bass line since he is a baritone , and used to sing bass in his previous group. It works out really well, and allows them all to lead. Adam Rupp is the beat boxer, and has a beautiful voice, but prefers beat boxing and just singing harmony.

[@richardcobb1555]

Tim Foust is the lead singer on this song, and to get an idea of his range, I recommend "Brothers in Arms" a cover of the Dire Staits song.

[@randyhawley7202]

Nice reaction ! These guys are totally fantastic ! To hear more of their range, try their covers of 'End of the Road', 'When a Man Loves a Woman' and 'Brothers in Arms'.

[@richb313]

You have now entered the world of Home Free. You will see tons of suggestions and answers in the comments.

[@pattomei70]

If you want to know who is who check out Workin for a Living

[@stephanginther9051]

Home Free are a country themed accapella group. They take turns singing lead and You'll be blown away by their ranges. Now, a small warning. I advise you do _not_ react to their cover of 'Mayday' by CAM until you know them a little better. People new to the group that watch that video typically miss what is special about it. Also Tim Foust (the lead singer in this one) has a solo number that is a mashup of 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow' and 'Stay'. I also suggest not doing that one until after Mayday. I recommend reacting to their versions of 'Die A Happy Man' and 'In The Blood'

[@catchersmom16]

Subbed for more Home Free! Love your singing voice btw :)

[@lisatudor4428]

I would love to hear you react to their song - Moonshine - it would be probably your first reaction...not that many people have seen it...don't really understand why...it is so good! Let's help them make that song more popular 🥰

[@n4sir804]

please react to their version of when a man loves a woman also brothers in arms and blue aint your color.. thanks for the great reaction dear

[@elizabethgould6122]

Love these guys ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥

[@nataliefoster4781]

A good place to start is Man of constant Sorrow, How Great Thou Art ( all 5 sing), helplessly hoping, Brothers in Arms,

[@laynecox3992]

Might I suggest, Friends in Low Places, you ask, Home Free delivers.

[@jason686361able]

Randy would like it

[@kareng1894]

Thank you ^_^

[@oxx00111]

Regarding the "stiffness" that you commented on, I suggest you watch their cover of "All About That Bass", or their original "Butts Medley/Remix". I know you'll be pleasantly surprised and welcome to Home Free!

[@davebarham57]

Welcome to the home free rabbit hole. You might try MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW, WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN, RING OF FIRE, END OF THE ROAD. Then, after you get the idea, try THE BUTTS MEDLEY, AND MAYDAY. Buckle your seat belt.

[@debbiestumm511]

For sure in that order! Home Fries will descend in a huge good way! 😊. You will be surprised at the sounds from Man of Constant Sorrow! 😂

[@davebarham57]

@@debbiestumm511 Might even include AINT GOIN DOWN TIL THE SUN COMES UP

[@botto57]

One of the simplest songs they have. They can do anything and they all take center stage. Over 200 covers and originals. If you want to hear one of their best try OH Holy Night.

[@dedrickcutrer4308]

You should check out more of this group. Tim is a great singer, but they all are. Check out man of constant sorrow, ring a fire, Then mayday. These guys can sing and you will not believe the ranges

[@leftalone4264]

Tim's mid range here. He didn't do anything crazy in this one.

[@davebarham57]

BTW, try Austin Brown solo performance of BRING HIM HOME, or Tim’s duet of MISTY MOUNTAINS with Peter Hollans

[@EarlJohn61]

A couple of fun originals that Home Free have put out include: Champagne taste (on a beer budget) & Full of Cheer. I can recommend both...

[@claudevillemaire355]

Adam Rupp does a harmonica in Man of Constant Sorrow!

[@capstan50g]

Great reaction, YOSC! Home Free is the premier a cappella country vocal group. I have to say that, as sweet as it was, this was the least impressive performance I've seen by them. You should check out the technique on their cover of Helplessly Hoping. For my recommendation this outing, I'ma beat the drum for Lolli Wren and her recent cover of Radiohead's 15 Step. She also does vocal coaching and reacting and has a unique and versatile voice. She also did some great production with lush vocal layering, all of it sung by herself. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/an6ZaWp_oqiobNE

[@jillchamberlain6478]

Take a listen to Your Man to hear more of Tim’s range. How Great Thou Art is a masterpiece. To watch them have fun, take a look at Brother.

[@robertscherer963]

If you like a little Country music try Home Free's cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring Of Fire" ft. Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix. Or, my favorite, "Misty Mountains" from the Hobbit by Peter Hollens, ft. Tim Foust (Home Free). Just the two of them, over 100 layers......OMG!!!

[@danalynch8889]

From left to right, Adam the beatboxer can make all kinds of sounds and considered the best beatboxer. Next is Rob the tenor, then Tim who has gone as low as A0 and sings tenor, then Austin high tenor and last Chance sings Baritone/Bass.

[@andrewsholar9956]

Check out misty mountains, then checkout Tim Faust in will you still love me tomorrow/stay. Also check out when a man loves a woman. They are awesome

[@vickihandel3620]

Tim did an awesome job with the arrangement but his 6 octave range is unbelievable

[@jonathanscott799]

The beatboxer does a Slide Guitar in their cover of “Listen to the Music”

[@beadwright]

Try Man of Constant Sorrow, Love Train, When a Man Loves A Woman, Listen To The Music, Elvira (in collaboration with th Oakridge Boys),or Take Me Home Country Roads to hear some different looks of Home Free.

[@janarookswood4395]

Try their cover of Hilly Billy Bone or It's In The Blood. They do about 200 live shows each year (which are great btw) and overseas. They have about 300,000,000 followers on youtube. They are primarily country but do ALL genres. The lead singer in this video (Tim Foust) has a 5-octave range. I really suggest you listen to a sampling of all their stuff. Trust me, they are anything but stiff

[@oneplay]

If you thought they were a bit stiff try their cover of Hill Billy Bone or perhaps Never Gonna Give You Up.

[@stevethomas1638]

May Day features a solo section by each of the four singers while Adam keeps the percussion track going. Hopelessly Hoping, Listen To The Music, Ain’t Going Down Until The Sun Comes Up(featuring Adams nomonica)and an 80s tune Never Gonna Give You Up in case you run out of Home Free recommendations.

[@KeepEvery1Guessing]

You have yet to fully experience Tim (who you called the lead singer, but who is the primary bass). You should try their video for Ring of Fire, in which Avi Kaplan guest bass battles. They are all top notch singers (including Adam Rupp, the beat-boxer). There are songs featuring each of them except the beat-boxer, but he often does an amazing "drum solo" at their concerts (which does show up on KZbin), Another one that seems to click with new listeners is Man of Constant Sorrow. But get to know them a bit better before you listen to their cover of Mayday.

[@Deb-ex9st]

If you never reacted to"Walk off the Earth"(name of group) covers, they have quite a few on there all excellent then I highly recommend that you do so.

[@HenryCabotHenhouse3]

Okay, I scanned a bit and i'ts probably already there and I didn't see it, but here is the line-up (stage right to left): Adam Rupp - percussionist Rob Lundquist - Tenor 2 (low - in case I confused 1 and 2) Tim Faust - Basso Profundo (covering baritone - lead) Austin Brown - Tenor 1 (high) Adam Chance - Baritone (covering bass) To hear each (but Chance) get a lead watch How Great Thou Art (even Rupp sings), to hear all but Rupp lead try Auld Lang Syne, and to hear them emulate a church pie organ watch Brothers in Arms (if you can, get a sub-woofer for Brothers).

[@robertkrouse9478]

Voctave is another group you can check out. Start with the Great Movie Medley. 😎

[@markmclendon8621]

there are only a few groups to watch....... top of the heap Homefree and their friends Voiceplay......the two best all around basses Tim and Geoff......think range and tone for both..... for formal aca.....Voices8

[@martine3293]

Hello again and greetings from the Netherlands. Those wonderful voices keep impressing me., About 3 weeks ago, I tried to draw your attention to another stunning voice (in the comments of your 'Daneliya Tuleshova - Skyfall + Toxic mashup' video). I'm talking about Floor Jansen, vocal coach and Dutch singer of Finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish. Any idea if and/or when you'll take a listen? I'd love to hear your opinion!

[@robertdocholliday66sadler]

hopefully you do alot more Home free , there is a huge Rabbit hole to go down here and i bet soon you will be a home fry like the rest of us, they have alot of fun in alot of there videos , try butts remix

[@popjensen3972]

Nice reaction. New sub from Denmark. See you👍🥰

[@bobharp3492]

Geoff castelluchi the bass for voice play has solo songs well four Geoff's but it still counts I rec cover headless horseman prepare to wiggle

[@waynebohannon]

Try, Amazed, Your Man, Understand, How Great thou Art, Colder Weather will get you started!

[@debragonser745]

Lol! This was mild! Butts Remix will change your mind!

[@elizabethgould6122]

Please check out home free when a man loves a woman 🔥🔥🔥

[@rachelhurst3224]

Thank you for reacting to Home Free. This is a nice song, but not one of their better arrangements. I mean, it was really straight forward. There weren't a lot of dynamic changes or even tempo changes. The beatboxing was the same throughout. I highly recommend you listen to "Man of Constant Sorrow" or "Listen to the Music." Lol..if you want to see them informal, check out "Hillbilly Bone", "Summer in the Country", or the "Butt's Remix." Bahahaha.

[@sarabowen9528]

Do Mayday next!