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[@DTA-Music]

Geoff has a five-octave range. Some of his solo covers I highly recommend: Ghost Riders In the Sky, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold, The Sound of Silence, Sixteen Tons, Big Bad John. With his a capella group, VoicePlay: Nothing Else Matters, Hoist the Colours, Oogie Boogie's Song, My Mother Told Me, Dream On, Carry On Wayward Son, The Dragonborn Comes, Golden Hour, We Don't Talk About Bruno, and the new one they'll have dropping soon. But you really can't go wrong clicking on anything from either of their channels. Liked, subscribed and I would love to see you react to more from them.

[@GeekZone210]

Geoff usaully includes an instrumental in his solo work alongside acapella. Voiceplay is full on acapella with some exceptions. Also, you know how good of an artist Geoff is when he has someone like you stop what you are doing (walking the treadmill) to real focus on the master at work.

[@Tarkus_]

Forget his ridiculous bass, I would kill for his tenor voice. He's an alien. 👾

[@b.w.9816]

He is definitely reaching those tenor notes too. Also, this isn't even the lowest he can go....or the highest. Geoff is amazing.

[@ilonadever8249]

It's always fun to watch a first reaction to Geoff. Yes, it's all him, really all him. Arranged, Produced, Filmed, Performed and Edited by Geoff Castellucci. His wife did the costuming for this one and is his production manager. Try his covers of Elivs' Way Down or BIll Withers' Ain't No Sunshine. Completely different from each other and totally different from this one. Subscribed in anticipation of more Geoff and Voiceplay.

[@edithdavis2848]

One of my favorites. Geoff and his clones. Geoff and Tim are super marvelous. They met in the sing off and Tim helped both Geoff and Avi with their basses. Geoff is in Voice Play this is just his separate channel.

[@christinestromberg4057]

Geoff has a five octave range but it isn't shown here. And we all have low voices on waking up, when the vocal folds are relaxed. To see more of his range you could check out Blackbird, or even Country Roads.

[@allisoncameron-dicker2737]

Yes he is singing all parts. He has some brilliant covers. You would probably enjoy Voiceplay.. They've recently covered Metallica, Nothing else matters... Geoff arranged that one, it's brilliant.

[@carinarodebak9419]

Geoff and Tim have quite similar range, about 5 octaves . Geoff can probably go somewhat lower and Tim slightly higher, but they both have bass to tenor range. They use different techniques getting low, Geoff subharmonics and Tim growls, which makes Geoff sound smother at his lowest notes. They are friends and have helped each other practice their different techniques.

[@dgpatter]

Bollucks

[@Prozak63]

​@DieGoogleDie You may want to do some research before you give that opinion...

[@janetdw]

@@Prozak63 In addition, the two of them are good friends and I don’t think Tim would think very highly of that remark. They are both supportive not only of each other but other basses. Remarks like his are such a disservice to the artist. I no longer enjoy Pentatonix as much as I used to because so many of their fans make similar comments about other groups. I just don’t even want to watch them anymore, because I know that when I go to make a comment I’m going to see some snarky, little snotty remark and it’s going to ruin it for me. I don’t understand why people can’t appreciate each for their insane talents without disrespecting others. 😠

[@Prozak63]

@Janet Wright Geoff has a video on KZbin where he says that he learned how to so low without damaging his vocal cords from Tim.

[@janetdw]

@@Prozak63 I remember seeing that. I think it is really great that they share their techniques with each other. Geoff doesn’t use the growl technique nearly as much as Tim. But I’ve noticed lately that every once in a while there’s a different tone to his voice that I think might be using that growl technique. I’m pretty sure he’s using that a bit in the new one coming out. But once it gets that low, I have trouble distinguishing them.🤷🏼‍♀️ He credits David Larson for learning about subharmonics which is his usual way of getting really really low. It’s so strange to hear that incredibly low tone from baby faces David. I’ve been listening to Marwan Ayman a lot lately. I cannot figure out how he is getting that low low tone. It doesn’t sound like Tim or like Geoff. He has a very unique sound- at least to my untrained ear.

[@Traci2000]

He has a really beautiful tenor range, actually. Geoff is a beast to be sure!

[@christineschutten248]

Welcome to the Rabbit Hole! Geoff is my favorite singer I loved the reaction and can't wait to see more Geoff videos on your channel.

[@amandahowells5389]

Geoff has a 5 octave range. It’s bonkers. If you wanna see more of the range check out his solos of ain’t no sunshine, high and dry, house of the rising sun or the sound of silence. Or with his band voiceplay check out the if I were a rich man/girl, hoist the colours, enemy, the little mermaid medley or oogie boogie song

[@Broomrider1492]

Geoff Castellucci VoicePlay and Tim Foust Home Free are my two favorite bass singers. Geoff has tutorials on his channel on how he sings so low. He is portraying the Lannisters. L to R. Son Tyrion Lannister (Dwarf), Joffrey Baratheon ( grandson ) to Tywin Lannister on the Throne, then the ever-sexy son Jaime Lannister in the snug leather pants.

[@dagnard5707]

Geoff does have a great range, but it doesnt compare to tims

[@janetdw]

@@dagnard5707 I’ve read that they have really similar ranges just a totally different tone to their voice. For a truly amazing range check out Tomi P from the Bass Gang. He’s still really young so he doesn’t have that mature voice like Tim and Jeff but it’s pretty astonishing. I believe his range is six octaves. And that does do not take away anything that Tim, Jeff, Avi or any of the others do. Just one more insanely talented person.

[@marshayoung9387]

​@@dagnard5707lol keep telling yourself that lol

[@marshayoung9387]

​​@@janetdwTomi P. does not have a six octave range.

[@dagnard5707]

@@marshayoung9387 so you are an expert and know everything about bass singers..

[@iamsquatty]

Geoff's range is: YES 😂 Hope you start going down the rabbit hole known as geoff castellucci. It's a very fun one 😊

[@Aurora-cv5to]

He not only hit all of the notes, he did the video, too. Check his cover of Ain't No Sunshine... He was (still is) a founding member of the acapella group, VoicePlay. They are seriously next level.

[@janetdw]

I believe you have reacted to one of VoicePlay’s pieces before. Either that or there’s another reactor that walks on the treadmill at the same time that they’re watching😊. And he got you to stand still!😂 He does have five octaves all the way from the low end of the piano. That is him doing the tenor and he has a pretty impressive falsetto as well. He can’t hit all five octaves in one day however. As you stated your voice is lower in the morning and he has said he often records first thing in the morning when he knows he has to record something that low . One of my favorites is from the movie the Hobbit - Misty Mountains and he does go higher in that, plus the costumes are awesome. You liked his armor, so I’d like to recommend you watch VoicePlay’s Dragonborn/Skyrim. The baritone is wearing 20+ pounds of chainmail in addition to gauntlets and gorget. He’s not real big, and he had to lie down between takes because the weight of the armor was hurting his shoulders. It almost wants me to take a video gaming. They’ve also done Viking pieces. One was released a few years back: My Mother Told Me an Icelandic saga featured in the game Assassin‘s Creed and the television program the Vikings. There he goes full out Gjallarhorn (Heimdahl’s horn in Thor). You might want to watch that if you think you’re going to watch the one coming out probably later this week: Valhalla Calling Me. Another favorite is VoicePlay’s cover of Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Caribbean 3. It broke a lot of reactors. Subscribing to see if you cover more VoicePlay and Geoff Castelucci.

[@edithdavis2848]

You need to check out his group Voice Play. The Dragon Born Comes.

[@mamiemartinson4649]

Sorry, dude, we are all in awe. Geoff has a 5 octave range. You mad now, wait til you see him in The Sound of Silence. Mind blown when he goes from low to tenor belts in stratosphere.

[@Hey_Jamie]

It’s so funny cause when you watch Oogie Boogie Man which Voiceplay did (he was the bass, obv) the last three notes in the cc say “low, even lower, subterranean” hahaha

[@leechowning8728]

His lowest note so far is a C0, which is the third key on the far left of a full sized piano. Yes, two more keys and he falls off the piano entirely. His highest, a F5, is one octave above middle C on the same 88 note keyboard. If we took the smallest keyboard size, 49 notes, and tuned it to his range, he would be able to sing all but the lowest and highest 3 notes. It does in fact make even professional base singers jealous at times. But to your question of "do you hear that note?"... I listen to Geoff all the time, but only on my laptop. If I am listening on my phone, those lowest notes are outside its ability to reproduce.

[@GHmorenos]

C1...C0 is way off the bottom end of the piano. I believe Bb0 is his current bottom end (he's always training!).

[@icybar]

His first one I saw / heard was Sixteen Tons - if you just want to have a great time listening to him, try it. Just try it, it’s incredible. Of course Misty Mountains etc are an excellent showcase for his huge talent but… Go for it. Oh and absolutely make sure to watch it with your wife.

[@marshayoung9387]

Thank you for a great reaction to Geoff Castellucci. Please do a reaction video to Geoff's solo cover of Folsom Prison Blues. His voice is deeper than Johnny Cash.

[@Quran4success]

Bro just stop his treadmill just to listen to Geoff notes 😂

[@teresadoran1571]

I just came across your reaction channel. I started listening to Voiceplay and Geoff about a year ago. For me, the only group I truly listen to is Voiceplay and Geoff solos. The other groups are good, but Voiceplay brings the theatrics to tell the story which for me, no one can compare! I enjoyed watching your reactions, because that’s how I felt when I first found them/him. Yes, Geoff does have that range ! You really need to listen to all his solo work plus his work with Voiceplay. I think it is great that he can do both. What also makes it special and why they aren’t as famous as Pentatonics is they maintain ALL control! They pick the songs, they do all the video, they do the costumes! They work seamlessly together and are all friends and get to enjoy their family life as well. You really should listen to Geoff’s narration of stories. They are such down to earth artists! They do Webchats with their fans through the Patreon site too. They truly are the best out there! Thanks for reacting to them, but you’ve only done the tip of the iceberg! If you go back to their beginning videos, you can see how they’ve grown and developed! I look forward to your next reaction of their songs. P.S.: check out “Sleeping in the cold below” and “Wicked Game”

[@teresadoran1571]

One other group you might enjoy is The Bass Gang

[@steby123]

Geoff's vocal range is five octaves from C0 to A# 5 !!!!

[@joelhicks5468]

I'm subscribing in anticipation of more Voiceplay & Geoff reactions. There's a lot of great stuff from them for you to see!

[@Robert.Sheard]

VoicePlay's soon to be released Valhalla Calling has Geoff hitting the lowest note he's recorded, a B0 (again and again). Don't miss it.

[@reflexxuns767]

Thank you for reacting to Geoff. Please react to more of his and Voiceplays' work! 🙂

[@mbyerly9680]

Geoff C has tutorials on how to do lower base and subharmonics on his channel. One of my favorite things is to watch reaction videos of VoicePlay's "Oogie Boogie" song. Geoff goes smoothly from a tenor to subharmonics in a matter of seconds. Everyone's mouth opens in astonishment.

[@Hawk-ODA212]

Yes he's actually hitting those tenor notes. Check out his cover of Blackbird to see his full range.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

Geoff's range runs from A0 up to at least A5. (A standard piano keyboard runs from A0 up to C8. Octaves start at C, so the first three white keys on a standard piano are A0, B0, C1; and the last three white keys are A7, B7, C8. The black keys are either sharps or flats, depending on what key signature you're using.) Several of the other members of VoicePlay can hit higher notes than A5, but I believe Layne, the beat boxer, is the only one in the group known to be able to hit lower than A0. Another way to understand the ranges: on a grand staff for standard SATB choir arrangements, the lines on the bass staff are G2, B2, D3, F3, A3, and the lines on the treble staff are E4, G4, B4, D5, F5. Middle C is C4. So for amateur choirs, bass range is the top of octave 2 and the bottom of 3, tenor range is mostly octave 3, alto is top of 3 bottom of 4, and soprano range is the top of 4 and bottom of 5. Most sopranos can hit at least one or two notes above the top of Geoff's range, but at the low end he's got about an octave and a half that many amateur bass singers can't touch. However, serious professional bass singers, often can. All four members of the Bass Gang can sing in that range, and the bass singers for Home Free and Pentatonix likewise can and do; although Geoff's voice has a nice strong resonant tone down there that impresses a lot of people. Professional sopranos can frequently hit well up into octave 6 or even 7. Some countertenors can do so as well. Much beyond that isn't terribly useful: the piano keyboard stops where it does for good reasons. At the low end, if you dip too far into octave 0 you start to run up against the lower limit on the human hearing range, and at the high end, if you get up into octave 8 it can get pretty uncomfortable to listen to.

[@azekel7687]

Geoff once said that he's a low baritone, but his speaking voice doesn't sound like a low baritone, it sounds like a lower bass, probably not the lowest bass called Basso Profundo, but he's low amongst bass vocalists and he has a great upper range, he can sing in a baritone and tenor's range and that's very impressive for a bass to do. When he sings in baritone's range in the 4th octave, he uses full on chest voice and in some cases when he's singing in tenor's range in the 5th octave he uses falsetto.

[@DavideBaroni]

There's an "old" Disney medley by Voiceplay, "Little Mermaid medley", in which Geoff does a SICK run-slide from a HIGH tenor almost-scream note down to below the basement in the same breathe 😁. And there is a couple B0 in their version of the Halo theme... as well as in the NEXT video they'll release soon, "Valhalla's calling" (the "sequel" of "My mother told me"... where he earned the nickname of #FoghornGeoff by other reactors). Heck, there's a freaking B0 IN THE TRAILER!! 😱😁 Yes, Geoff sings all parts. His range is some 5 octaves, and he's constantly working to extend it. 🙂 You may check any video in his channel... They're all good. I'd suggest his most recent, his own take of "The Sound of Silence". Awesome. Or "House of the Rising Sun". Oh, and of course "Far over the Misty Mountains cold"... 😉 See you next time!

[@scotthritz6641]

All ranges are Geoff!!! His final low note is a D1 !!! Enjoy 😊

[@robinhatcher8021]

Voiceplay has new one you'll love. Valhalla Calling. It's breaking ALL the reactors. Can't wait to see your reaction!❤

[@JohnSmith-ft6vz]

The song is about a vassal who decides he's no longer subservient to one of the great lords of the kingdoms. House Reyne of Castamere refuses repayment of a loan from their leige lords, House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Both use the lion as their sigil; the Reynes a red lion on a field of gold, the Lannisters a gold lion on a field of red. After their army is wiped out, the Reynes retreat into the mines that are a part of their castle. The Lannisters seal up the mines and divert a nearby river into the only opening, wiping out all members of House Reyne. The word play, "now the rains weep o'er his halls, with no one left to hear" referring to this. After that, whenever someone thought of rebelling against House Lannister, rather than send their army they simply sent a singer to the would-be rebels to sing The Rains of Castamere.

[@DewayneGore]

Five octaves. Geoff is the real deal. Check out "Oogie Boogie Song" by Voiceplay if you want to see him flexing his range.

[@bjspeck4337]

Geoff's A0 is a growl (though some folks have he can go lower than that), B0 is subharmonic, F1, F#1 is full chest, his high end has recently been boosted from the A5 in Elvira to Bb5 in Peaches (a recent mini where they are singing in a mall in front of the game store). In Valhalla Calling he subs 3 extended B0s, the first one is 14 seconds.

[@pamkowaski1608]

I follow his channel as well as his Accapella group Voiceplay. He is an amazing guy with an amazing voice.

[@davidphillips4476]

Ya that's all Geoff lol. Geoff "16 tons", Avi Kaplan "Change on the Rise"

[@Bloodbound89]

geoff is crazy range-wise :D

[@troymclain9441]

Jeff does his own stuff his own videos, he also sings with voiceplay

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Glad to see ye react to one of the brotherhood from a fellow bass.

[@thisismetoday7423]

Please react to his group Voiceplay!

[@Killertomato84]

your vocal cords are nice and relaxed first thing in the morning. I'm the same way, bass singer in the morning shower, tenor by lunch

[@troymclain9441]

Yeah that last note almost too slow to hear through headphones

[@annepinkerton6280]

If you really want to hear his range, listen to The Oogie Boogie Song or Ain't No Sunshine!

[@terrillcovey2652]

Strange to see this on the night where I completed in game of thrones trivia. Haha. (I have no friends so I was solo & I finished second to a 6-person team.)

[@troymclain9441]

Yes he does it all he sings the high notes and the very low notes

[@sjenny5891]

3:12 they call it morning voice. Peter Barber has a reaction channel where he explains it. He says he records his lowest notes first thing in the morning.

[@lindabrewer3243]

It was sunny and 82 degrees here in North Carolina today. But I would still love to be out there instead.

[@SouthPawBowler24]

His lowest chest note in this song specifically is an A1 and lowest subharmonic note is D1 aka Subwoofer

[@melodiemalone2317]

Please react to voiceplay Geoff is bass of this group they are awesome Please react to voiceplay hoist the colours please

[@14villy]

YEp He can High and low Notes

[@zitriphyer8429]

People are recommending songs from Geoff, but honestly, every single one is insane. Just pick a song that you’d be interested in watching

[@jayb8698]

Yup. He's hitting the highs and the lows.

[@barbarakennedy2667]

Seriously. Every voice you hear in this video is all Geoff, layered as many times as needed.

[@simonatkinson1107]

Another superb bass voice is a KZbinr called ‘Tomi P’. ‘Toss a Coin to your Witcher’ is an excellent example.

[@Hey_Jamie]

Oh snap you got both in the same day! Woo hoooooo!

[@vickitucksen7363]

Geoff's range is 5 octaves

[@troymclain9441]

This video was from Game of Thrones, not the video but the song

[@gayleconlon2467]

You live in Utah ? I am from Utah and lived there most of my life. We have moved to NC, but my Daughter and youngest grandson still live in the SLC area.

[@ninjificus]

Oogie Boogie's song with Voice Play is phenomenal!

[@mls1128]

Serj Tankian the lead singer of System of a down did it at the GOT musicial. its was awesome

[@enragedbutterfly]

Agree about Tim Foust. Both have great subharmonics but Tim is just ridiculous.

[@karlamaeder4691]

Teeheehee, yes. You heard that note right 🤣

[@HannaGhost]

Good t-shirt, my man.

[@pamkowaski1608]

Should check out Sixteen Tons by Geoff.

[@crystalvarble2978]

u should check out tim foust

[@mamiemartinson4649]

Speakers blown in concert, about 4 now I think.

[@carolinevoncanon8442]

Geoff has a good tenor voice and does not have to sing bass, but he is known for his bass singing.

[@jamespauldelashmit2173]

Geoff has an Amazing Voice!!! What a Range!!!

[@troymclain9441]

Yeah you will never reach the lowest and he can go, he's a natural Bass I think his loathing he's ever been to was A co

[@TYGER0902]

I have a request if you like bass singers. Tomi P Hellfire video. Or his group The Bass Gang all under 30 from 3 different continents. Two from US, one from Egypt (not even 20 yet) and Tomi is from Czech Republic. I recommend Bury a Friend, Emporer’s New Clothes or any of their videos they started out 2 years ago and are slowly putting out content. All of the members have their own channels plus their manager works with Tomi to work on his lower register. Casper Fox has a great video with Marwan Ayman called Moment of Silence which is breathtaking.

[@InstrucTube]

Heck yes I understood that reference, one of the best tactical rpgs of all time.

[@toddreed882]

He sings all the parts!

[@JessicaJones33333]

Of course I notice your NIN shirt 😂❤❤

[@quintondees4501]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 this guy isn't freaking human

[@JohnGunn]

Geoff's range is "yes".

[@colleenrose9367]

Yes he does all the parts, with subharmonics that can really feel. Want more, check out bobby waters even better than geoff and avi

[@Jo_Jo_Cat]

Voiceplay the band he is in is amazing and one my favorite songs by him is 16 tons

[@MrNtlman]

Geoff’s range is just yes

[@silentbutdaddly05]

This man is walking at his desk

[@D.K.94]

👍🎶

[@vickiemoylan320]

I love him

[@traceyandrob13]

I also listen to any songs you do VoicePlay and Geoff

[@margaretmclennan5169]

Yes he is you better belive it

[@steveeverett1736]

yes, he's reaching those high notes, react to his cover of Way Down (also an Elvis song). You gave a reference to Cello, you might try Tina Guo, a Cellist who often travels with Han Simmer. Tina doesn't sing but she has several GoT pieces and also performed the Wonder Woman theme - prepare to be impressed kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGiWlI2Hr82DjZI