First time ever hearing Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow. My reaction

[@lucievreacts]

Check out my other reaction to Home Free! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqKQdaiZm7iLr8k&ab_channel=LucieV

[@minneyruth]

This is 💯 acapella. All the crazy sounds are coming from them. Subscribed for more Home Free. They don't just do country they do all genre's

[@daledowden1023]

​@LucieV I have two reccomendations for them. 1. When a man loves a woman. 2. The bass voice haha Tim Foust does a cover of Will you still love me tomorrow/stay that is amazing. He has a 5 octave range.

[@Back2SquareOne]

Yes, it is them singing acapella. HOWEVER, like most music videos, the sound is heavily produced in the studio. You simply don't get this level sound from a 1 take, raw group recording. They are amazing singers and I would dearly love to hear them live, but the produced recordings are always going to have more sonic polish, better balance, and potentially more complexity. The fact that their recordings are well produced take nothing away from them as world class singers but should be kept in mind when comparing to other performances/recordings.

[@TheMarrethiel]

They have both types of music, Country and Western

[@timothybliven7485]

@@Back2SquareOne I have seen them live and they sound amazing live too!!

[@TheMarrethiel]

@@timothybliven7485 I would love to see them live.

[@melbaprovenzola5566]

This is all done with their voices best Acapella group out there ❤️

[@LynnRamsay]

Great Reaction!! The group started in 2001 by brothers Chris and Adam Rupp They are the only country A Capella ( All vocals no instruments)group but they can honestly sing any genre and they do They won The Sing Off season 4 2013 that's where they became very popular. Fans of Home Free are known as Home Fries and are very loyal to the guys. Adam Rupp: Beatboxer Extraordinaire -Tenor can make any sound imaginable (A whole drum kit, harmonicia (his Nomonica we call it )plane flyovers, trains, castanets, bugs ,birds etc). Co founder from Mankato Minnesota. Rob Lundquist :Lead tenor(beard and glasses) very soulful voice from Minneapolis,Minnesota Tim Foust :Bass (had long dark hair now short with grey ) 5+ octave range can go so low he blows speakers or sky high from Nederland,Texas Austin.Brown:High Tenor ( Long wavy hair ) voice of an angel from Tifton Georgia. Adam Chance(Aka Chance):Baritone/Bass deep,rich voice(Does the juice harp in Man Of Constant Sorrow) has short dark hair short beard from Baldwin County,Alabama.Replaced Chris Rupp ( Adams Brother and co founder)in 2016 There is no lead singer they each sing the song ( except Adam the beatboxer) to see who’s voice or voices suits it the best. Adam can sing but he prefers beatboxing to hear him sing listen to How Great Thou Art or kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ6UqZuPj86GqK8 They have collaborated with many great singers and legends Don McLean:American Pie Oak Ridge Boys:Elvira Kenny Rodgers:Children Go Where I Send Thee Billy Gilman:One Voice Alabama:Christmas In Dixie Lee Greenwood/ The United States Air Force Band :God Bless The USA Any many more. They have a very large playlist of covers and Original songs End of the Road: Boyz 2 Men cover When A Loves A Woman Road Sweet Road (original) Dive Bar Saints (Original) Helplessly Hoping (5 part harmony) Listen To The Music Butts Melody/ Remix ( hilarious) Mayday(DON’T WATCH TILL YOU ARE VERY FAMILIAR WITH THE GROUP AND THEIR RANGES ) There's not a song that you pick from their 155 + catalog that is bad I haven't found one yet. They are just funny, down to earth, humble nice guys.Sorry for the long read

[@LynnRamsay]

@@lucievreacts Your welcome

[@1Tibs1]

I met you here on KZbin comments; educational

[@chrisbricky7331]

Great reaction and thanks for sharing. Home Free is one of the best a cappella groups out there. They sing other types of music, pop, soul, folk, country, rock. They have hundreds of songs free here on the internet. 'Ring of Fire'; 'Helplessly Hoping'; 'All about that Base'; '7 Bridges Road'; 'Do you hear what I hear'; Gospel music too. Plus originals. All them, no instruments. They won a season of the show Sing Off the year after Pentatonix won it. Chris

[@dfoster4761]

Love seeing people's first reaction to Home Free. Words cannot fully express their amazing talent. No instruments. All vocals.

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction Lucie! This is my favorite acapella group. I saw them live a few months ago. Everything is produced vocally and they sounded amazing on stage. Since you liked Austin's voice so much, listen to When a Man Loves a Woman. You will meltdown!

[@dyoutman]

"Home Free Vocal Band" is a country a Capella group that won season 4 of the "Sing Off". Adam Rupp (world class beat boxer) and his brother Chris Rupp (left band in 2016) founded the band in 2001. Tim Foust - Incredible Bass, Rob Lundquist and Austin Brown - Amazing Tenors, Adam "Chance" - Smooth Baritone/Bass. I think “Man of Constant Sorrow” is their consummate Song/Video. Their catalog is huge with many, many outstanding songs. 50% Pop/Classic's, 30% Country, 15% Inspiring, 5% Goofy Fun, 200% Entertaining, 100% Humble.

[@grannymitch6707]

I love watching reactors watch this video for the first time - it’s almost like seeing them for the first time all over again! This is the first song I heard from them and was immediately hooked. They are 100% a cappella in most of their videos. Some of their stuff does include instruments, but they are prominently displayed, so you always know for sure. You are so screwed (but in a good way), as this rabbit hole is deep! And if you react to Home Free, Home Fries (their fans, like myself) will come in droves to point the way and share the journey - because, honestly, we all love to see New Fries being born. Don’t worry, though, we’re an enthusiastic but friendly bunch.🙃 The usual next songs to watch are Ring of Fire, End of the Road or Folsom Prison Blues. All are very good introductions to Home Free and well worth watching. Let’s introduce you to our boys: Front left is the awesome silky smoothness of lead tenor Rob “the beard” Lundquist. A few of my favorites featuring him are End of the Road, Blue Ain’t Your Color and Bless the Broken Road. Back left is newest member, baritone Adam Chance, called Chance due to another Adam in the group. I love him in Winter Song, One Man Band, Helplessly Hoping, and Castle on the Hill. He took over when co-founding member Chris Rupp left the group in 2016 on good terms. You’ll see Chris in older videos like Ring of Fire (which also features Avi Kaplan, formerly of Pentatonix). Chance is the one doing the mouth harp here. Front center is the amazing high tenor Austin Brown. Watch When a Man Loves a Woman. That’s all that needs to be said. Seriously. Back right is founding member, beatboxer, tenor, and vocal percussionist Adam “Freak of nature” Rupp. His talent covers not only drums and the “no monica”, but extends into animal/bug noises (woodpecker and flying insects in this video) and DJ-style record scratching. He has several “drum solos” out there, but my favorite is the one where he’s wearing a red plaid shirt. He doesn’t usually sing solos, but you can hear his voice in How Great Thou Art, which is probably the most beautiful version I’ve ever heard. To highlight Adam, I recommend Ain’t Goin’ Down (only on Home Free’s FB page due to some copyright issues, but can be reacted on YT), Listen to the Music, and one of my personal favorites, Do You Hear What I Hear, which he arranged. His beatboxing is amazing in everything they do! Last, but certainly not least, front right is basso profundo Tim Foust, apparently part dragon with a 5+ octave range. His low notes have literally blown speakers. I love him in Hillbilly Bone, In the Blood, My Church, O Holy Night, Brothers in Arms, and Mary Did You Know (and so, so many others!). He also did a collaboration with Peter Hollens (another a cappella singer) on Misty Mountains (from The Hobbit) that is amazing! To see their funny side (and they are all hams to a certain degree), see The Butts Remix (hilarious!), Champagne Tastes (written by Tim), Cold Hard Cash (written by Austin), Full of Cheer, Country Fried Pop, and All About the Bass. To hear their exquisite harmonies, How Great Thou Art, Do You Hear What I Hear, and Brothers in Arms. Home Fries recommend that you don’t see Mayday until you’re familiar with the guys and know their (usual) roles. Trust us on this one! Any song they do won’t disappoint … Home Fries call their covers “upgrades.” They lean country, but do pretty much every genre-even opera! This group has 5 tenors, 5 beatboxers, 2 bases, and 2 baritones. These guys have no egos and choose who leads by who they think does the best job. They are all genuinely funny, down to earth guys who can make you laugh hysterically in one song and cry in the next with their amazing talent. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! It’s deep, but you’ll never want to escape!

[@williemcd]

I'd give you a 98% on your recap of these guys....If, on the humor note, you threwn Hillbilly Bone you're up to 99%...Make it 100% if ya add in Some Girls Do, feat. Chance!!! Great job! Oh, harmonies? Tag up Helplessly Hoping.

[@seejayjames]

Thanks for the tips! Been getting into these guys and your post is super helpful!

[@seejayjames]

And...When a Man Loves a Woman is just......insanely good. WOW!!

[@RPitch07]

Enjoyed your reaction. Welcome to Home Free. Yes they are all acapella. No instruments. And never any autotuning. Just incredible talent.

[@kellywilliams364]

They won the 4th season of The Sing Off. Yes completely a cappella!! They have a very loyal fan base. If you cover more of their work your subs will definitely grow fast. Oh and the fans are called Home Fries

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

They are one of the best acapella groups... you need to reacts more of them

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

Lucie you have just been introduced to the best a capella group out there by far even other reactors that know them very well still git there mind blown. Great reaction

[@dagmar.6954]

You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney. Some of my favorites are "Take Me Home Country Roads", "In The Blood", "Ring Of Fire", "Blue Ain't Your Color", "How Great Thou Art", "Elvira", "Hillbilly Bone", "American Pie", "Brother In Arms", "One Man Band", "Listen To The Music", "Sea Shanty Medley" etc.

[@debrakaleta1426]

100% just them, no instruments. Home Free is awesome!

[@carolyntaylor7]

When Tim, the bass, ends his verse. & the rest join in, he drops another octave. Most people don’t notice it the first time. A funny video is Brother. So much fun watching the action I had to replay it many times before I could concentrate on the song. Sea Shanty Medley is another that shows the wide range of sounds that the (main) beatboxer ca make.

[@bobr4987]

If you like Tim Foust's bass singing, check out their cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring Of Fire", where they feature Avi Kaplan former bass singer for Pentatonix. Tim & Avi giving us double bass. While one is singing the bass vocal, the other is imitating the stringed bass. You will love it! Thanks for your great reaction!

[@duke2651]

We HOME FRIES call that Adam's "nomonica".

[@Morassabe]

Often, people miss that in the chorus, Tim Foust drops an entire octave. He is an incredible talent

[@richardcobb4287]

New subscriber here, you can't go wrong with any of their songs, but as was mentioned, don't listen to mayday just yet. Brothers in arms, God blessed the broken road, Sea chanty medley, working for a living are all (imo) fine choices to start with. How great thou art is beautiful. Just a few suggestions, pick any of them or none. :) I'm looking forward to more reactions of Home Free and others.

[@larryzeigler2558]

Loved your reaction,! Totally all their voices and yeah, Tim Faust rules!!!

[@jasonsomething6003]

Welcome to Home Free! They 14 albums and over 140 videos for your enjoyment also to react to. I suggest you go to their KZbin web site and scroll through it. YES it's all their vocals (unless collaborating with other artists), Adam Rupp is the "beatboxer" making most of the sounds with his voice box! Numbers don't lie when it comes to views of Home Free as their VOCALS are NEXT LEVEL! peace

[@TheOneSoulMate_]

Loved your reaction. They are incredible for sure. They have lots of other songs but this has always been my favorite covers they have done.

[@Morassabe]

All Acapella, drums, harmonica sounds, etc, all done by Adam Rupp, a world class beat boxer. There are NO instruments, this is all human voice. They are an incredible group. I'm not a country fan, but I can listen to these guys no problem at all, I appreciate just how good they are, not just talent, but arrangement.

[@cliveklg7739]

It is all arranged in the studio layering it, but they absolutely are doing all the parts themselves with their voices.

[@timaustin9522]

The American South is where you find these sights and sounds. I'm proud to live in the Pine Belt.

[@gregcrawley2668]

All sounds are vocals. Great group. Love your reaction.

[@richardkawucha1232]

All the sounds are made by them. The lead is Austin Brown (high tenor). Next with glasses is Rob Lundquist (tenor). Tim Foust is the bass (he has a 5 octave range). In the background is Adam Chance (shown in profile at the end) their baritone, who also is making the "Jaw Harp" sound. Last but definitely not least is Adam Rupp (one of the group founders and a champion beatboxer) doing the beat and harmonica sounds.

[@garyzink1927]

Great Reaction! Unchained melody, God bless the USA, American pie, so many other songs they sing to pick from. Peace from Northern Michigan!

[@debbiehall9091]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. These guys are so talented. Can sing any genre. 💗

[@par500dragon7]

Love Home Free, and would love to see more. And also more VoicePlay and Geoff Castellucci ! VP: Hoist the Colours, Warriors, Dream On, Wicked Medley. HF: My Church, End of the Road, Brother, Folsom Prison Blues, In the Blood. And anything Geoff!

[@alankemper4068]

welcome to home free. they are the most talented acapella group out there. Try When a man loves a woman, How great Thou art, Go rest high on that mountain and so so many more.

[@douglasloss]

No instruments at all, totally acapella. These men are (to my ears) the best acapella group in the world. This is only an introduction for you to their abilities--there are perhaps 200 videos of them on KZbin, and some of them are so incredible you will hardly believe they exist!

[@terrycallahan9576]

As you see in the other comments, yes, 100% A capella. All good suggestions made by your other subscribers. If you want to go further down the rabbit hole to witness Adam Rupp's beat box/drum/other sounds, look for the Adam Rupp Drum Solo video with him in the red flannel shirt. Thanks for the great reaction. God Bless.

[@sallycripe2697]

Tim Foust is the contrabass! In this older vid, he's got shoulder length hair. But now it's a bit shorter, with his grey showing. Middle guy, first lead, is Austin Brown, high tenor. Second lead, Rob Lundquist, also tenor. Adam Chance, aka Chance, is doing the Jew's Harp (back left as you watch). And the "nominica" is all Adam Rupp, beatboxer who swallowed a drum kit among other things! Welcome to the Ho e Free rabbit hole. Any of their stuff is gold!!

[@twill7880]

Totally their own voices! 6:05

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

Tim Foust is the bass with 5+ octave range. They Jaw Harp sound at the beginning is done by Chance (Adam Chance) who is a baritone/bass, the lead singer is Austin Brown who is a high tenor, the second singer is Rob Lundquist who is a lyrical tenor and then you have Adam Rupp "Freak of Nature" as the beat boxer (vocal percussion). Totally acapella...they do have a few songs with instruments. Adam Rupp is amazing with his "nomonica".

[@jamesguest4741]

Background with these men are so so so amazing!

[@beadwright]

If they use instruments, they will show them. Try their version of Folsom Prison Blues. It is cool too. When they do this live in their concerts they combine these two songs and the high tenor, Austin Brown, joins the beatboxer, Adam Rupp, in a "nomonica" duet.

[@clintonshepard6107]

Thanks Lucie, Great song and great reaction. Stay safe and well.

[@clintonshepard6107]

@@lucievreacts Thanks!

[@anitawright7169]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. This group is amazing. They are acapella, no instruments. They can do different genres. Check out When a Man Loves a Man, How Great Thou art, End of The Road, In the Blood and so many more! Love your reaction!

[@joshsims9879]

Welcome down the Home Free rabbit hole. They are one of the best acapella groups!

[@jimmccullough2612]

all acapella YOU need to watch When A Man Loves A Woman

[@tylerbarrett6652]

It's actually them. I've been familiar with Home Free for over a decade now as the first 3 core members of the group grew up here in Minnesota. Traditionally they've been a'capella but recently they've been doing some collaborations with artists and using an instrument here and there when they do that. I think it's amazing too... but what I love to watch is the people who hear them for the first time... or close to it... and are floored by just how talented these guys are... and then I fall in love with their music all over again.

[@Im-sure]

This is 5 (very talented) guys laying the smack down on a song

[@HemlockRidge]

If you like bass, check out Geoff Castellucci. I would start with his version of "Sixteen Tons". And yes, that's all him, including the production.

[@bessiecomer8221]

All vocally produced sounds!

[@mikehart1513]

You're going to love this group.

[@Angie_Smith]

100% Acapella. I loved your reaction! I subscribed for more Home Free. 😊

[@ferrisdonoso4556]

The thing I love about these guys is they do all sorts from the sublime to the ridiculous and everything inbetween equally well. They are also really decent human beings.

[@bobemch5614]

This is acapella, Chance was making the jaw harp sound in the back left with the vest on. Adam Rupp is a 2 time word beatboxing champion!

[@unluckydiablo9502]

The jaw harp from the beginning is the guy back left. It's done with his voice, and he doesn't do it much since too much hurts his throat. I've heard him do it live and can confirm it's done with his voice. Tim (the deepest base) is awesome, he can sing up to tenor (was a tenor in high school). If you want something a bit more recent, Brothers in Arms has some very nice base.

[@monicagoodwin1501]

Home free is amazing😍

[@george217]

You might like to watch Rob and Austin sing "Nessun Dorma "

[@delwhin]

Never fails to make me laugh. When a female reactor hears Tim's voice the same reaction as hers. " Damn that's my guy Mmmmmmmmmm" Great reaction!

[@toddradke8441]

You are in for an amazing ride with Home Free. Next listen to When A Man Loves a Woman and have your mind blow, then End of the Road, Helplessly Hoping, American Pie and Children Where Do I Send Thee, a personal favorite of mine.

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

The Bass Gang have a new release which is "Hooked on a feeling" featuring Tim Foust, the bass for Home Free...

[@davidfoxall8765]

If you want to be blown away... Home Free does "When a Man Loves a Woman"

[@kenhall5551]

All the sounds are the human voice.

[@johnrobinson6449]

It's all a cappella. The intro sounds like a Jew's Harp, and it is sung by Adam Chance. In the final scene of the last singer singing the outro is Adam, sounding just like a Jew's Harp.

[@anitaherbert1037]

When I need cheering up I watch their BUTTS REMIX. I smile for the rest of the day. They are not only directly talented, they also have a great sense of humour.

[@babyfry4775]

No instruments, all them. That’s a cappella for ya. Adam, the beatboxer, was doing the drums, harmonica and other sounds. Chance (also in the back) was doing the mouth harp sound (sounds a little like a didgeridoo). Tim, is the amazing bass. Rob (glasses) is wonderful and Austin was the lead here. They all are immensely talented. All take the lead depending on the song. They sing all genres. Good reaction!

[@sueby1962]

New subscriber. Great reaction, too! I love it when people discover Home Free. They are a freakishly talented group of fellas! They can make you laugh sometimes, they can make you cry sometimes but they always impress. Here's a cheat sheet on the group: Adam Rupp, co-founder of HF and the awesome beatboxer. Tim Foust, bass. He has a five-octave range. Rob Lundquist (glasses and beard) Tenor Harmony. Austin Brown, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, Baritone ( goes by Chance). Chance replaced Chris Rupp (co-founder) who left in 2016. Take Me Home Country Roads is phenomenal but you might also want to check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, Dive Bar Saints and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. They have recently released several new songs that you will want to check out. Unchained Melody, Listen to the Music, Brother...the list goes on. To switch it up..try Two Country Singers try singing Opera. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!

[@AnnaMarie66]

Greatest A-Capella Group out there!

[@polarbear509]

All the sounds are coming from their voices Chance the gentleman on the back left is making that mouth harp sound in the beginning and the end

[@terimingle8957]

As long as you are reacting to Home Free I’m watching! ❤ just hit subscribe

[@markthoele1808]

Tim Foust is the bass singer does a medley “Wll You still Love Me Tomorrow.”

[@RobertRRay]

Home Free is an a cappella group consisting of 5 men. Austin is lead singer, next is Rob who sounds similar, then there's Adam Rupp the beat-boxer/sound effects man, then there's Tim Foust the bass singer(a 5 octave singer(G1-G5)) and last is Adam Chance who was doing the background Didgeridoo sound in it.. and is the last man seen...Look at their lips to see what their doing...it helps with these a cappella groups....

[@johnkidwell3932]

I've seen them in concert, it is all by voice

[@duke2651]

5 guys make all the sounds you hear...acapella. I know, hard to believe but true! :)

[@WDnation9]

The video location was at Oak Hollow Farm in Fairhope, AL right off of Mobile Bay and about 30 minutes from the Gulf of Mexico.

[@timhuffmaster3588]

The first sound that you hear is being produced by the group. The instrument is called a jews harp/jaw harp (juice harp (because it can cause drooling) or a Chang in the Middle East. It is known by several names across the globe. It’s actually fairly easy to reproduce. It uses the tongue and the further back part of the soft palate.

[@ericgaudet5488]

The songs for (Vocals your hearing in the beginning of the song is the gentleman in the black vest. It's All acapella from This Band Home Free.

[@sallyintucson]

I believe this was filmed in Alabama. Home Free sounds just as good live. 😊

[@martinhafner2201]

All voices only. Tim Foust did the crazy low bass notes, often sounding like a bass guitar or double bass. Adam Rupp (white tank top and dark suspenders) did the drum kit sounds and harmonica sounds. Chance (Adam Chance) ( brown vest and hat) did the jaw harp twanging sound using a sort of harmonic overtone technique and also sang baritone. He probably covered bass when Tim was singing lead, which was mostly in the baritone range. And Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist sang tenor leads.

[@MRxMADHATTER]

Home Free ...."Ring of Fire", and "How Great Thou Art" Also watch "The Misty Mountain" with Peter Hollens and Tim Foust.

[@Michael-sf9yg]

That contra-bass is Tim Foust. Pay close attention to the harmony break after his solo. The bottom just drops to some sub-basement!

[@Lougaru]

Suggestions for them: Butts Remix ,When a Man Loves a Woman, Nessum Dorma, Sea Shanty Medley and there is a lot more.

[@1aleckman1]

Hi Lucie! Loved you reaction. Take a listen to this Home Free: Drum Solo [SPM ST15] if you want to know how the sounds are made. Adam Rupp is phenomenal and is an international beatbox champion. I think you'll be very impressed. Have a great day!

[@adamcampbellart]

100% A Cappella!

[@leoguernsey1]

The trees you admire are called "live oaks" and are native to Southeastern USA.

[@keithhr1]

just their voice, check out home from brothers in arms, wow, guy in hat by post just went an octave lower

[@bennyboman6570]

Welcome to the best acapella group out there. Well best if you ask me! It is a deep rabbithole to go down into. And yes - it is all acapella. The first singer is Austin Brown. High tenor. He can sing some crazy high notes. Second singer with the beard is Rob Lundqvist. Also a tenor with a soulfull voice. The bass-singer is Tim Faust. He have a 5+ octave range and he can sing a tenor line with ease. The beatboxer is Adam Rupp. World champion in beatboxing. He is doing the harmonica. And he is the founder of this group. He and his brother Chris started this some 20 years ago but Chris left the group 7-8 years ago to go for a solocareer. The mouth-harp is done by Adam Chanse. He is a bass/barritone with a 4 to 5 octave range. He takes the bass when Tim sings up high. There are no lead-singer in this group. They all can sing and they chose the voise that suits the song best. Rupp does not take a lead but he does backingvocals in some songs. Enjoy the ride.

[@bennyboman6570]

Your welcome. I look forward to your next song with HF.

[@twentypdrparrott694]

The trees are Live Oaks grow in coast south USA

[@jamescline4354]

Total acapela. See Tim Foust (bass) in his 'solo' Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/ Stay for his full range.

[@richb313]

This song is just an example of Home Free.

[@SPGhettus]

The location is Fairhope, Alabama, on the Gulf Coast near Mobile.

[@silverhairseeker5539]

Sweet Lucie if you had said nothing after "that would be frickin' dope" you would still have had a perfect reaction video 🤣😎👍

[@genegillis2068]

Totally a capella! Recommend you listen to them singing, “End of the Road”, a cover of Boyz2Men song

[@randalljohnson5539]

All voices and mouth sounds. Need a fun song that will make you not be able to sit still? Home Free version- "Listen to the music" an old Doobie Brothers remake.

[@RobbyNester-gd5qe]

All voice no instruments that are Acapella group Austin is the one in the hat tim is the Bass that are awesome

[@donnastupka7507]

❤🤠Homefree🤠❤

[@skeeter483129]

All voices.

[@sandrafryer4425]

They did this video in Fairhope, Alabama

[@BenjoReacts]

Nice reaction!

[@keithhr1]

their , Brothers in arms is good

[@GreybeardMO]

No instruments... Adam Rupp, their vocal percussionist/harmonica is amazing. The didgeridoo sound was Adam Chance.

[@cowboy1165]

Hello, Lucie and welcome to the world that is Home Free. You have just slid down the rabbit hole of all vocal Acapella, and you will play them more and more as you hear their song choices. New Subscriber for more Home Free. Have you seen the movie Zootopia? Check out Home Free "Try Everything" it's a blast.

[@TheMarrethiel]

If it is all about the Bass, try their Dire Straits cover, Brothers in Arms. Or if So Long Dixie if you'd like an original with the Bass singer as the lead.

[@utubes-cks]

She's having a Timganism! LOL