HE CAN SING HIGH? Tim Foust of Homefree ‐ Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow : Stay

[@caltx01]

Thanks Maddy. It is always fun to watch you enjoy and hear you comment on some wonderful, unique performances!

[@MaddyReactions]

Omg!! Thank you so much 😭🩷🩷🩷

[@donnilloyd1355]

We have been told he is a 5 Octave singer for DECADES. But we have never actually SEEN that 5 Octave singer, until NOW. We were amazed when MAYDAY came out and Tim was singing higher than he usually did. Well, now we see him singing REALLY HIGH. This is why7 I say that he has mastered 5 Octaves, and he dabbles with a 6th. So, to me, he is a 6 Octave singer. He is amazing. Great Post, Maddy.

[@ZipplyZane]

This is his falsetto, though. And he does have the hightest falsetto of the group (unless Bastien can go higher--Austin couldn't.) And while MAYDAY is impressive, Tim really impresses in the Bass Gang's "Hooked on a Feeling." I'm not actually sure which one he gets higher in, but his voice is so strong in that one--he's basically their tenor.

[@daleb1279]

This is Tim basically singing ALL of the parts of Home Free by himself.

[@user-Jay_egg]

I have seen him live 3 times in concert ! He can blow out speakers in concert !!! He does all parts on that CD ! Him And Home Free are the real deal LIVE ! If you have chance to see them live DO It !!!

[@MarissaM312]

What beautiful harmonies. This is such a good vibe. Yeah! ❤❤❤🙏🙏

[@MaddyReactions]

Epic!!

[@onechess]

I've watched a billion ladies reacting to Homefree singing Man of Constant Sorrow...love the reactions when he conmes in with the bass!! Great reaction again Maddy

[@Jonathan-iq3sg]

5 octave range.Tim is definitely a freak of nature ;-)

[@Iansco1]

I think Timmy and Geoff are inching on 6 little by little.

[@jasonbg72]

Such a fan, in my opinion the best and most musically gifted of the basses out there. His baselines in the background of most of Home Free's catalog are impeccable. The tenor's get all the shine but Tim is holding everything down.

[@robertgartner1901]

Gotta say, one of your top ten reactions... vibing hard Maddy... that smile when you heard the change

[@jamesparson2476]

For more of his range check out his collab with the Bass Gang singing Hooked on a feeling

[@snowflakehunter]

Bloflinkind

[@RickStone53]

Very amazing man! And, your reaction is great, as always! Thanks for sharing it with us, Maddy.

[@duke2651]

He does it with Home Free with MAYDAY...Chance goes LOOOOOW :)

[@surfboard396]

Hi Maddy. Nice reaction. Glad you liked. Yup he’s good. Oh so close to 80K. Yay! Take care. 🌟👋🏽

[@MaddyReactions]

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[@loriliberty8984]

I also have that album. He’s put out videos for more songs, I can’t remember which ones. Such an amazing voice. I try to never miss a reaction to this, the expression on your face when he went high was great.

[@joenewman6494]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣it hit me like that also man he went high later beautiful.❤️😎🇺🇸

[@MaddyReactions]

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[@babyfry4775]

Yeah Tim was just showing off some of his 5 octave range. Goodness he sounds great! Love his album. Listen to In My Room….its wonderful. Good one Maddy!

[@joanwharff6483]

That album he’s done is just AWESOME ❤️‍🔥🔥❤️‍🔥‼️…. He’s just plain Amazing 🔥❤️‍🔥🔥

[@stefanmodigh6312]

Hi Beauty ! Your face when you realize ..........That made my day ! Lol. Keep up the good work ! Greetings from Sweden ! 👍👍👍💕🇸🇪😎

[@jimcrawford3221]

In a live concert you FEEL Tim's low notes. Great reaction! :-)

[@steveostrander5182]

You're just as beautiful as usual. I love Tims rendition of this song

[@ThatColeGuy]

Tim really is a talented guy. Enjoy.

[@michellejackson6679]

the range is incredible... love it

[@dagmar.6954]

Another great rendition by Tim Foust. Love his new cd with all the older doo-wop songs. His voice really suits this genre of music. We know he can really bring the bass but how about his falsetto? He has a 5 octave range. I have always loved these 2 songs from 1960 "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles & "Stay" by Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs.

[@oldschoolpop8428]

Must listen to Tim's version of In My Room by the Beach Boys. The most beautiful rendition ever. 5 Tims in beautiful harmony

[@billwieland8497]

Thank you Maddy!

[@MonicaGoodwin-qz5gd]

❤🤠#TimFoust. Amazing 😍. Good reaction.

[@MaddyReactions]

So good!

[@glendamcgrady1244]

Amazing range!

[@patriciavernon9795]

Tim is 🔥

[@MaddyReactions]

Right!!

[@henline.robert]

He is singing all parts, cool

[@ryanellsworth7246]

Yeah that last note is crazy! You want to be blown away, go back to How Great Thou Art and listen carefully for Adam Rupp sounding like an angel up in the rafters after the it is well section. You think it is Austin or Rob, but they are singing the main melody and then you realize it's Adam and it's like, mind blown! Great Reaction Maddy!

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction, Maddy! As far as i know, Tim has a 5 octave range. You'll have to hear Home Free with Adam (yes, #3) Bastien. He replaced Austin.

[@toddlower5546]

You should find his Backyard recording of "My Maria". Lots of fun.

[@guyray1504]

It's on Austin Brown's channel.

[@Johnretusaf]

Tim has a 5 octave range...wow!

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Every bass was once a soprano. Actually stretchin the range upwards helps stretch it lower too. This from another bass man.

[@paulculberth5905]

Explained by Tim. He has a 5 octave range working on highs, then he hits low notes that break speakers at live shows.

[@sammiedunlap9656]

Tim and Austin were God's gift to all of us.

[@josephkirklandsr9221]

You will love this

[@DougRayPhillips]

He has a recording of "Can't Help Falling in Love" from several years ago. No video version, just audio. And no copy on his channels. But there's several random copies on YT. He's playing piano and doing just a single voice, no overdubs. But he transitions from low to high range and then back down again. Very creative.

[@DougRayPhillips]

Ah... I remember now. You've already reacted to that.

[@ms.chuckfu1088]

The best Tim singing high is "My Maria" with Austin Brown and Chris Chatham With HomeFree "Mayday" "Thinking Out Loud / Let's Get It On" "Snow Globe" In concert, I have a soft spot for "Ain't Going Down". The long slide up the scale, in parallel with Austin, is SO fun.

[@belinda9696]

He is all things, He can sing from the depths of the Mariana Trench to a high tenor. I think he's an Alien.

[@MaddyReactions]

Definitely

[@george217]

Now try Austin and Rob singing "Nessun Dorma "...

[@anitawright7169]

Tim has a 5-octave range. Tim is so very awesome! I have that CD and it is so very awesome. Highly recommend this CD. Love your reaction!

[@roberthudson1959]

Maddy just had "his range goes from A0 to A5" transition from words to reality. At least she remembered to breathe.

[@MaddyReactions]

Amazing!!

[@roberthudson1959]

@@MaddyReactions You have probably heard this, but Foust's voice didn't drop until he was in high school. He decided to maintain his upper register and add the lower register to his tool kit.

[@beverlybewley9437]

At least 5 octaves 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@PAT8888-is2pd]

There aren't very many out there that have that kind of range. I can only think of a couple more guys that do Geoff Castellucci of Voiceplay has almost identically the same range as Tim and Dimash Kudibergin (sorry if the last name is spelled wrong) has an 8 octave range that starts a little higher than their low end and goes up off the high end of a standard piano. All 3 of these men are insanely talented in their own ways and very deserving of every listen they can get.

[@3COLORSMUSIC-ul2cn]

Dear Maddy, this amazing performance reminds me a little of Marcelito Pomoy :)

[@davidsuttles101]

It seems his range is forever! 🤣

[@MaddyReactions]

Right?!?

[@MrMoon1953]

You need to react to "Mayday". More of Tim in his high range.

[@kirkmccommas6412]

Did Maddy just have a Timgasm? LOL

[@user-Jay_egg]

Tim has a 5 Octave range !!!!!

[@dylan_5]

In total, Tim's vocal range is about five octaves. To get an idea of how big that is, consider that his range in this song is only about three-and-a-half octaves.

[@MaddyReactions]

Amazing!!!

[@f-allen]

Please watch Home Free singing Mayday. You'll love it! 😊😊

[@DebateColloseum]

Tim's range is about 5 octaves. there was a video showing it. He goes from a low B0 to A5. His lowest tends to hang out in the low G# range but he can go lower.

[@lisaseverance6785]

Hard to say his true range really. We all believe 5 octaves. But it came out in an interview that he would often sing high harmony when Austin sang lead. So, I suspect 6. But keep in mind, with bass singers, as they get older, their bass voice gets lower...just think of his voice going lower than we know now!

[@Jollymon66]

Wow !!

[@according_to_Gerg]

His solid range is 5 octaves - A0 toA5.

[@JayS-j9d]

Yes bass singers have falsetto too

[@minneyruth]

😂😂 your face was great ❤❤😂

[@MaddyReactions]

🤣🤣🤣

[@KorvidRavenscraft]

What is Tim's range? Yes.

[@MaddyReactions]

🤣

[@LynnRamsay]

Tim has a 5+ octave range

[@MaddyReactions]

Amazing!! Oooh

[@LynnRamsay]

@@MaddyReactions He is incredible❤️

[@sylvanaire]

I don’t listen to too many of the a cappella groups, I found Home Free first, and just never moved on. But I have listened to some of the other bass singers, and I find that I like Tim’s style best because he never seems to use his deep bass for gratuitous reasons. If he sings a very low note it’s in service to the song not just to show off. That’s my opinion anyway.😊

[@guyray1504]

Did anyone notice he changed the song a bit from " stay a little bit onger to stay alot bit longer."

[@chuckstrenge-jv4wr]

How does a 5 octave range sound

[@MaddyReactions]

So good!!

[@dcdogs1]

Tim's range is hot mud to Blue light.

[@richardkawucha1232]

Listen to him and Austin Brown sing "My Maria" it will shock you.

[@janeames1513]

i don't know what his range is but he can sing across 5 octaves and all very well..he did an interview with someone a while back and he said "in order to sing the bass line you also need to work on your high notes"

[@scottdarden3091]

This should not be recommended before someone watches Home Free Mayday 😊

[@FalconPride87]

If your familiar with the group, then Tim's going the low bass to a high as Austin.

[@wackymutt5654]

five octave, the late great Freddie Mercury was said to only have four?

[@seanmahoney7895]

Tims range can't be calculated by current technology

[@donaldpaulson3920]

Tim is my favorite out the group for sure, I'd rather listen to him solo as far as verity of songs etc

[@DrPaul-xf4no]

Tim has a 5 octave vocal range. 😊

[@MaddyReactions]

Amazing

[@Diesal3]

If you havent, check out him and Austin doing Brooks and Dunn My Maria. You can thank me later.

[@slrswr]

geoff castellucci is also a 5 octave singer. should check him and his group voiceplay if you havent yet

[@MaddyReactions]

Ooohh! I’ve heard voice play! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oorZaIFqhM1sh6Msi=cd9HrwHpI9valemR kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3O8nXywgdWEoMUsi=3UWuRgIT31_b0v9K kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6acp5poarRppqssi=aDhaSVV9bKiRROJy

[@patbrewer4205]

5+ Octaves I believe😊😊😊

[@ericzeichert511]

If you look closely, the other gyes milling around the studio, turning dials, reading meters, directing the action, all look suspiciously like Tim as well.

[@Ingrid_Haendel]

but that's not Tim, that is his long-time friend (and collaborator) Chris Chatham

[@ericzeichert511]

Good thing I said it LOOKS like him then! @@Ingrid_Haendel

[@pvilches06]

😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@steby123]

Bo to about G#5; splains why so many people can't carry a tune in a dup truck .

[@henline.robert]

Good afternoon MADDY😊

[@george217]

5 or 6 octave range depending on who you listen to...

[@MaddyReactions]

Ahhh wow

[@ZipplyZane]

Tim actually has* the highest falsetto of the entire group. This actually isn't that uncommon with basses: they have thick vocal cords, which gives them a lot more cord to play with using hte falsetto mechanism. That said, Tim can get really high in his "regular" voice, too. Check out "Hooked on a Feeling" by the Bass Gang.

[@mathews1528]

What is his range? Yes

[@andrewatz6439]

He literally can hit 5 octave, and possibly 1 more

[@clarkgeiger]

please do tims next one ---come go with me

[@dwhite849]

6 octaves

[@stornowayscotland]

Just look how beautiful Maddy is ❤

[@MaddyReactions]

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[@richpardey766]

The guy can definitely sing , i enjoyed , but i do prefer the Jersey Boys version 👍✌️💜

[@vickiadkins9844]

He can sing as high as Austin or higher!

[@MaddyReactions]

Wow!!

[@JR-tr1df]

Other than my complete inability to sing I sound exactly nothing like this. Even in the shower.

[@MaddyReactions]

lol!

[@henline.robert]

Any more secret Sundays?

[@danielquinn4941]

Find my Maria by Tim and austin

[@scottwontorski1274]

That dont impress me. I can sing AND dance high😂🤣😂 puff puff pass🔥

[@MaddyReactions]

🤣🤦🏽‍♀️

[@DennisBowen-x9l]

Tim can sing all 4 parts

[@chazzmonster60]

Check out "Mayday"

[@princessButtercupp]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXrFq3utl5iCjq8si=PC8t9s0hrf5Aqd8A From about 6:00-6:38 This part from tim always drops my jaw.....Even more then in this song.

[@princessButtercupp]

That last high note from his run is when you understand fully when Austin says Tim can sing ALMOST as high as he can.

[@ScottM-mds1hb]

I don’t know why it’s just makes me creeped out but hey that’s me

[@MaddyReactions]

Huh? Lol explain

[@ScottM-mds1hb]

@@MaddyReactions😂 the really low at the beginning

[@ms.chuckfu1088]

​@ScottM-mds1hb Probably because it's a weird chord.

[@skeeter483129]

About 2 1/2 octives.

[@jeffreyjacobs390]

VERY LOW BASS / BARITONE & TENOR ..... all the way THREE REGISTER VOICE ! GBjj

[@snowflakehunter]

Bolfinkind.

[@vickiadkins9844]

5 octive