Mom FIRST REACTION to Home Free - Ring of fire - ft. Avi Kaplan

[@MommaTaunT]

Sorry y’all for the long intro but I wanted to thank the beautiful Army that welcomed me last Monday ❤️

[@davidornberg]

Do You dare to get some more metal? The all female band Lovebites / Holy War from 2021 concert. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIionImaaq-lfKs You will get the Wolfpack happy! *-)

[@MommaTaunT]

Have to admit I am Mostly in to low , male voices but I will try to get a diverse pallet of metal

[@davidornberg]

@@MommaTaunT You sure will see another side of metal with this band.

[@davidornberg]

@@MommaTaunT Just so You know. This live concert was during pandemic time and only clapping hands was allowed.

[@sherryschoenlein8951]

Tim Foust is a basso profondo, & he had the final bass note, some people think Avi did the last note, but it was Tim. Avi & Tim are friends & have so much respect for each other.

[@MommaTaunT]

It was tim at the end , I knew it wasn’t Avi , but it also was so beautiful!!!! And I love the county style they have 🥰

[@rjayshelp7430]

the video shows Avi singing while Tim does his stuff...

[@cowboy1165]

@@MommaTaunT The nice thing about Home Free is that when they feature a singer they put the spotlight on them like they did, Avi. Giving him space to drop in those buttery bass notes. Now that's respect between friends. I'm subscribing for more Home Free, and you will love them even more, the more you listen to them.

[@bryanhuff2010]

@@MommaTaunT Avi was there so Tim could help him with his lower tone, that is the reason of the change of hats at the end, it was a show of respect when he took off his toboggan an put on the cowboy hat... Great reaction from a Home Fry...

[@5thgentexan95]

Actual info on the making of the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHfHn62toMh3lcU

[@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, 30% Country, 15% Inspiring, 5% Goofy Fun, 200% Entertaining, 100% Humble.

[@debbiehall9091]

Home Free is without a doubt the best Acapella group. They did a great job with this song.❤️

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you

[@sandralorenz1796]

Not only did Tim hit that low note, he sustained it.

[@MommaTaunT]

He did

[@danivansuperstar]

Yay, you did Home Free! This is the tip of the iceberg with them. I do enjoy Pentatonix, but I'm a Home Fry now. I absolutely LOVE Avi's tone, but Tim Foust amazes me on a different level, the flexibility in his voice, tenor, basso profundo, crazy falsetto. I'm an alto/mezzo soprano, and he's gone up into my range and higher on his Doo-Wop album. You need to hear more Home Free to really appreciate what all of the guys can do. Please react to more. Home Fries will flock to you, I promise! We are a very loyal fan base.

[@sherryarflin726]

Misty Mountain, Peter Hollens ft. Tim Foust….since you are into bass/ baritones. This is a must.

[@davidfoxall8765]

It's not just that Avi's voice can go deep, it is just that it is so smooth. Good heavens, the man could put together a lullaby compilation for babies and I would buy it to help me fade away at night :)

[@cocohol3513]

Avi Kaplan is still making wonderful music. He uses his whole vocal range. Change on the rise was his first song after leaving ptx. He released a new album in May. His latest release is a live version of When I'm a Fool from sunset sound studio. It's amazing!

[@5thgentexan95]

I second these recommendations!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jill9837]

@@5thgentexan95 Yeah what they said, Avi is magical

[@florencegrant-mc7bb]

Dear lady, such a good review. I have fallen down the rabbit hole with Home Free. Can’t get enough, and the bass laying a beautiful, solid foundation has a lot to do with this. Tim and Avi are forces of nature!

[@tomhansen4576]

Welcome to Home Free, technically the finest vocal band with the richest harmonies on the planet. Although they are identified as the only A Capella Country band, they actually do covers of most genres. They are so masterful at what they do, they are known for actually upgrading the iconic originals they cover. The bass singer for HF is Tim Foust who has a 5 octave range and is a noted songwriter as well. Avi also made a cameo appearance in another HF video at the same time this one was recorded called Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget, a HF original that Tim had written. For a good HF video to begin your HF journey would be Man of Constant Sorrow which was featured in the George Clooney movie, Oh Brother Where Art Thou by the Soggy Bottom Boys. From there, you will have about 200 more videos to choose from, everyone of them great. Expect to get some love from Home Free fans known as Home Fries who will undoubtedly suggest more HF great videos for you to react too. Just subbed.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you !

[@ghstdnsr]

Did you notice Avi actually appeared 3 different times in Champagne Taste

[@dagmar.6954]

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 Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. Keep up your journey through Home Free. You will not find a bad song. They are my favorite a cappella group. Home Free are not about theatrics, it's about showcasing the song.

[@elenahume8295]

Listening chance on the rise de Avi is amazing😍😍😍

[@dalepettiner5036]

We're approaching Christmas season. You need to see/hear Home Free doing "Do You Hear What I Hear" (among other Christmas songs). Of course, that final note was Home Free's bass Tim Foust (has a 5 octave range).

[@MommaTaunT]

Nice one !

[@harrichun]

Your reaction warmed my cold, dead heart. You're going to love Home Free, especially Tim Foust

[@MommaTaunT]

🥰

[@lazylady8591]

Avi has a fantastic career as a solo artist now. He felt very limited in his role in Pentatonix. He separated from Pentatonix on good terms. You ought to check his solo songs. . Home Free met Pentatonix on the finale episode of season four on the show The Sing Off. The Sing Off was an acapella competition. Pentatonix were guest performers because they had won The Sing Off on season three. Home Free won The Sing Off on season four. Soon after Home Free won, Avi performed Ring of Fire with them. Ring of Fire was one of Home Free's outstanding performances on the Sing Off competition. It's interesting how happy Avi looks performing with Home Free. Home Free is an outstanding acapella group with an extremely loyal fan base. They have performed with other outstanding artists, such as Kenny Rogers and Don McLean. They can literally sing anything, although they are primarily country. They have over a hundred videos. Also they don't block reactors Some suggestions of Home Free sings:. Man of Constant Sorrow, Blue Ain't Your Color, End of the Road, Brothers in Arms, How Great Thou Art, The Broken Road, Castle on the Hill, Brother, When a Man Loves a Woman, American Pie, Nessum Dorma, My Maria,, Listen to the Music, The Driver, Hopelessly Hoping.. There are many more from serious to humorous. They are planning a European tour in 2023. Their previous European tour which had sold out performances was cut short due to COVID. They still created music even though separated throughout the US due to Covid.. Enjoy.

[@pamscarr8696]

I am not sure how much you know about Avi, but he has spent years with mental health issues. He is a highly sensitive person and he left PTX because he had a complete breakdown. It was exacerbated by his mother having a relapse of cancer and the group was so busy, Avi could not get home to be with his parents. When he left, he went home, then hiked and camped in the mountains for two months. After that, he headed to Israel to visit his brother and hike the Galilee for several weeks. He had purchased a cabin deep in the forested hills of Tennesse and he went home and because he is not a social animal, he went into hiding for a few years. hiking his property and not getting out at all except to go visit his family in California during holidays. He was writing and releasing healing music for himself and for others who needed healing Then as he worked through this, he began to find strength and healing. Here is a song he wrote which many have misinterpreted to mean he was wanting to commit suicide, but he was merely longing to the day he could be on the healthy side of mental health. The below video is Avi sitting in his cabin on a live stream for his fans. Avi Kaplan Otherside (Kaplan) (lower version) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIW7h6GNfJx9hLM Enjoy if you have never heard it before.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you

[@brendagrothier967]

You will absolutely love Tim Foust from Home Free......his bass is amazing.

[@homefry707]

One of my favorite things about the guys of Home Free is that they play well with others. Everyone in the group gets to shine and guests are always given the spotlight. They’re just dedicated to making the best music they can. Sometimes ardent fans put groups (more specifically bass singers) in competition with each other, but they will tell you there is nothing but respect in reality.

[@MommaTaunT]

I can really feel that they do ! Tomorrow you will be in for a treat 😊

[@rachellephipps1361]

Great reaction! You really need to check out Avi's solo stuff so good!

[@babyfry4775]

Home Free is the real deal. Love Avi’s voice. Tim Foust is the bass for Home Free. He has a 5 octave range so he can go super low or sing up with the tenors. He sang the last note in this. They are country but sing all genres of music. Their beatboxer is the best in the business. Good reaction!

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@rayraudebaugh5395]

My three favorite musical groups are Nightwish, Pentatonix and Home Free so I subscribed for the ride. Can't wait to hear more.

[@MommaTaunT]

What a coincidence!! And thank you 🥰

[@sakadula]

Yes tears, no fears, no apology necessary. I am an American who grew up in Africa. I feel a certain kinship with you, as one of our neighbor families we loved, the Dammermans, were from the Netherlands.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@harrylogan8164]

Never apologize for emotions. That is what music is all about!

[@dorrit_rosen]

Thank you for your reaction to this outstanding cover with two great basses. Avi’s voice gets to me too. His solo work is amazing and I’ll be patiently waiting for you to react to his own music. A few suggestions: “Quarter Past Four”, “I’m Only Getting Started” and “All Is Well”.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@kareng1894]

Home Free has some wonderful music. thank you ^_^

[@stanbannmusic8334]

Home Free is always respectful of the original and guest artists when they do cover songs. To embrace your love of low voices check out Home Free's versions of "Brothers In Arms" and, staying with Johnny Cash, "Folsom Prison Blues". My all time favorite tour de force is "Do You Hear What I Hear" filmed ten minutes from my home in -20F weather. Home Free is insanely talented, true. But they are also generous. Any one of the vocalists can take the lead. They choose the lead based on the music, not on the ego. This was my initial foray into Home Free as well. In December I will see them here in Minnesota for the ninth time and I can't wait. Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Home Free. We look forward to sharing your journey with you! Peace and blessings.

[@alexandregoncalves1755]

I really like your spontaneous reaction....you have to take a look at Avi's solo performing Change on the Rise......goosebumps all over the body!

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@anitawright7169]

You have just witnessed one of the best acapella groups out there. Avi fit in to this song perfectly. You need to check out more Home Free. Love your reaction!

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@callie3396]

Home Free is held in high regard by the OG country groups. They have been invited to perform with many legendary artists including Charlie Daniels, Kenny Rogers, Alabama, Don McLean, Lee Greenwood and Oak Ridge Boys.

[@dracorn8558]

While you are going down the rabbit hole of Home Free, I would also recommend that you round out the trifecta of acapella groups: Pentatonix, Home Free and Voiceplay. Voiceplay also has a basso profundo named Geoff Castellucci (pronounced Jeff). Voiceplay are the "theater kids" of acapella, often dressing in costume and acting while they sing. "Hoist the Colours" is an excellent introduction to Voiceplay which heavily features Geoff's bass.

[@StevesTubes]

Welcome to Home Free! They are amazing. Tim Foust has one of the best bass voices out there. Please try some more of their songs...

[@geniej9093]

What's best for the audience is what is paramount to these artists

[@kristindunstan172]

Home Free won an a capella competition called The Sing-Off in 2013. Pentatonix won Season 3 and Home Free won Season 4. All of their Sing-Off performances are on KZbin and you can find the ones that include the judges' comments. They arranged this song for that competition. I would encourage you to check out their Sing-Off Performances. That is where many of us first heard them.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you😉

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction! Home Free is one of my favorites. I saw them live last month and they are outstanding in concert also.

[@Rangatology]

If you love Pentatonix, you’ll love Home Free. And they love to do Christmas songs. Please go down this rabbit hole for serious & fun music. I know you’ll love them too.

[@Badger77722]

It's amazing how deep they can both go, but how different their voices sound! If you love bass singers, another one you should hear is Geoff (Jeff) Castellucci, the bass singer for the a cappella group VoicePlay. While any of VP's videos would be a good choice to hear some of Geoff's vocals, he has a solo channel that he started during the pandemic. He almost always "clones" himself so that he can perform his own harmonies, and he has worked with Tim Foust on improving his "growl" and subharmonic notes. Recommend Sixteen Tons, House of the Rising Sun, Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you for that info

[@donaldk.macbaird5248]

Welcome to the home Free Family otherwise known as Home Fries

[@charlottevan_8]

You'll find that quite a bit of Avi's original solo music addresses anxiety and depression. Since you're in the Netherlands, you should check out this live version of Avi's original "All is Well", which was filmed in a church in Utrecht during his European tour earlier this year (he did a show at Tivoli there). The acoustics beautifully enhance the resonance and timbre of his voice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX_Nk3R3n6tnisk

[@fredamedic2000]

Welcome to the rabbit hole. These guy are super talented. Check out anything of theirs and you will be amazed.

[@rebel666]

Thnx for you nice words 😘

[@MommaTaunT]

Credit where credit is due … what you did is so altruistic… I am still very impressed by you and so many of the Nightwish army 🙏❤️

[@AndieO]

As another choir girl welcome to the party 🎉 and appreciation club for the bass voices. Tim is the bass of Home Free, and he is brilliantly balanced by Rob, Austin, Adam and Chance (& in the early days, Chris). You cannot go wrong with their catalogue. Also going to point you the third piece of the Trifecta of Acapella, Voice Play. VP's bass is Geoff Castellucci. Pentatonix are the cool kids (think pop/contemporary music), HF are the country boys /funny guys (think country /folk/classic rock) while VP are the theatre kids (think Disney, Broadway, costumes etc) thinking of them as three prongs of a style keeps me from having to pick a favorite. They do a medley from Wicked that brings the goosebumps. On the up and coming side, The Bass Gang formed a last year-ish. Four amazing bass artists of the younger set. Enjoy. Liked & subbed.

[@staciemoisa4884]

Bass voices get me, too. Avi's voice soothes my soul. Check out Avi's solo work. One to check out is "All is Well -- 7 Layers Sessions."

[@janette7330]

What a great reaction! Theese guys are really worth checking out! They have so many great songs! And Avis solowork is out of this world! I hope for more from you on both Home Free and Avi! 💕

[@reneeturner9187]

Home Free is amazing. You can't go wrong with anything you react to from them. They are also great entertainers. Some of their videos are funny. With Christmas coming, check out "Full Of Cheer" and "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer" for their comedy side, and "O Holy Night" and "Mary Did You Know" for traditional songs. Then go back and listen to everything else, because it is all great! 😊

[@ArlynMeylan-jo7hq]

This group is special beutifull smooth heartfelt 😊

[@milomurphy9178]

Bass singers' voices usually don't become fully resonant until about age 40. Tim was 33 and Avi 25 when this was filmed. Both of them have slightly deeper tones now at ages 41 and 33.

[@grey_sloth2862]

Just came across your video tonight, please don't apologise for your emotions, this video was beautiful video, the fact you were also remembering the way your grandfather sang, it was just beautiful.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@louellamoyer5578]

You can follow Avi Kaplan on his channel, and get your fill of his voice. While your there be sure to check out Change on The Rise. That will surely give you chills and maybe a tear or two. But never feel stupid about a song that moves you. Look at it this way, it's a compliment to the artist! Trust me, most of us have been there and there is no shame. Aberdeen is another good one by Avi. Would love to see your reactions, but understand if you wish to watch in private. I have a request for a reaction, the bass singer of Home Free, Tim Foust. Recommending, Peter Hollins/Tim Foust singing Misty Mountains. It will give you chills!!! Tim does the bass righteously. Peter Hollins and Tim both do layering so it's just the two of them singing, but layered over on the track. It is truly amazing. I really think you will enjoy it! Welcome aboard to A Capella done in excellence with many many fans to back you up. BTW Pentatonix fans are Pentaholics AND Home Free fans are called Home Fries, together they are PENTAFRIES! Just saying. After hearing, Man of Constant Sorrow you will most likely be one, I hope. No pressure there! LOL! Happy to have another fan in the Army! Have a good and blessed week!

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 😊

[@rebeccagibbs8794]

I just found you, because of Home Free, but you just touched my heart! I just want to hug you! Can't wait for more! New Sub!

[@MommaTaunT]

So sweet, thank you 🥰

[@meemermarie1977]

The bas for home free is Tim Foust. He can go way intonthe basement then up to a sweet tenor. Might i recomentba few ; “brothers in arms”, “how great thou art”. “Man of constant sorrow”. An intersting one is just the two tenors from hime free rob lundquist and austin brown singing “nessun dorma”🌹

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you

[@patverum9051]

And then...Nessun Dorma done by Floor Jansen and Simone Simons( Epica) live in Eindhoven with full orchestra.

[@danielg6566]

Avi has such a wonderful voice. Of course, so do all the Home Free guys. Tim Foust is the bass for Home Free. A good example of his skills is on the song by Chris Rupp "Long Black Train," where Tim is featured. It's a good song to react to as well.

[@hermithollow2024]

Always fun seeing reactions to Home Free! I LOVE jazz. I’m a new subscriber to you. Can’t wait to see what all you bring us. 😊

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@hermithollow2024]

@@MommaTaunT my pleasure. I left a link to another Acapella group on your “man of constant sorrow” reaction. Those guys are fantastic. Your sons would love that link for sure. 😊

[@loritoigo8020]

Avi's latest video is I'm only getting started. Amazing

[@taniareads8751]

Such a great cover of this song! Home Free is great - if you would like an Avi lead there is a song called Standing By, when he was in PTX, only an audio, no music video, or a fan cam of a live show - it's one of my favourites as I can relate to the message behind the words. Would highly recommend this song for you!

[@randallducote8110]

Welcome to the Home Fries. You have entered a true Rabbit hole. Check out some of Home Free's Christmas songs. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you.

[@tammyree6200]

I love PTX and I love Home Free and this version is Epic. If you have a chance, consider listening to Light In The Hallway by Pentatonix as Avi takes the lead and it's incredible! 💞

[@bryanpscolka7280]

You need to check out Home Free. " How Great Thou Art" Just Beautiful.

[@jeffhensley6929]

New sub here!☺️ Great honest reaction! The usual next song for people discovering Home Free is “Man Of Constant Sorrow”, which features the current (since 2016) lineup. The only change is baritone/bass Adam Chance replacing baritone Chris Rupp; Chance has been a wonderful addition to the group and provided a bit more versatility. Another great one featuring Tim and Chance is “Brothers In Arms”. Since you mentioned that you love Christmas songs, “Do You Hear What I Hear” from their first (of 3) Christmas album is a musical masterpiece. “Winter Song” is a personal favorite also, even though it isn’t really about Christmas. I’ll being watching for more of your reactions! God bless!

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@ranmanzongold7310]

Thank you for your reaction . Welcome to Home Free . We fans are called Home Fries .. I hope you could be too . More of Home Free reactions . 💕

[@bushman9222]

Just the second time I've watched your reactions having seen the first one (Nightwish) last week which made me subscribe. Really looking forward to the next one. Fabulous reaction again. Look after yourself. Until next time.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you ! In the live stream Sunday I will go more into Nightwish and do a live reaction . And I just recorded metal mondays new song … another band from Wacken. It scared the hell out of me ! Maybe you can already guess 😉

[@bushman9222]

@@MommaTaunT I'm a rubbish guesser so I look forward to being surprised.❤

[@patverum9051]

@@MommaTaunT Our Ukranian friends Jinjer?? COOL.

[@MommaTaunT]

@@patverum9051 you can not guess again 🤣

[@Broomrider1492]

I love Home Free & Tim Foust's bass voice, but also love their friends from the Sing-Off VoicePlay #TheatreKidsOfACappella and their bass singer Geoff Castellucci who also has his own channel where he does low bass covers. Tim presently has started his own channel and like Geoff clones himself to sing all the parts/harmonies.

[@HenryCabotHenhouse3]

Avi makes another appearance (non-singing) in their Champagne Taste video. To see a video featuring Tim (the bass) try that one, My Church, In the Blood, or Brothers in Arms (where they emulate a church pipe organ).

[@steby123]

Home Free's bass singer is Tim Foust.

[@george217]

I've been a fan of Home Free's for almost 20 years. They sing all different genres and put their own spin on them. BTW, Tim just broke his second speaker system with a low note(that I know of).

[@MommaTaunT]

20 years ? So I missed out 20 years ? Oh dear, I have some catching up to do… but some of them look so young !!

[@george217]

@@MommaTaunT Adam Rupp(beatboxer) is the only original member...

[@MommaTaunT]

I didn’t know .. thank you for enlightening me ☺️

[@katrinaprescott5911]

Home Free have several songs about mental health and well-being. "One Voice" with Billy Gillman and "In the Blood" come to mind right off. Also a new one out with Mark Wills called "Don't Laugh at Me" about bullying. I would definitely recommend tissues for all of these. Avi, Tim Foust (Home Free's bass) and Geoff Castelluci (Voiceplay's bass) are three of the most impressive bass singers out there. I sometimes think it would be fascinating to hear them collaborate, but then I wonder if the world could handle that 😁.

[@PittDaddy]

Music can affect us all so much. It's fine to show your emotions. I'm sure you've been told before, but Geoff Castellucci is another fantastic bass. He is from the group Voice Play, but he has some solo work as well. He is the third member of the acapella bass gods... Avi, Tim, and Geoff. I know you will love the song 16 Tons. For some truly moving metal music, please listen to the band Sabaton. They are a band that creates songs about historical events. Since we are coming up on Christmas, you may want to listen to the song Christmas Truce. This is a song about a short truce in 1914 during WWI. Its meaning is so poignant in this crazy world.

[@MommaTaunT]

You are in for a treat in about 15 minutes 😉

[@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. Robb 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. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!

[@heatherhuard]

Avi's music is his way of dealing with his Mental Health struggles, and his hope is to help others through his music. All of the suggestions for Avi's music below are wonderful pick anything that catches your eye you cannot go wrong with anything that Avi has done! There are 2 songs recorded in the 7 Layers Sessions filmed in The Netherlands maybe that is where you will want to start?

[@MommaTaunT]

I will definitely love to do more to hear that lovely voice 😉

[@dawg897]

its been rumored that Tim Foust can blow out speakers with his very low notes. around the 18 - 16 Hz range. or around the D0 on the keyboard. even a C#0

[@mickoldbear3008]

This was my first visit to acapella music, because of the Johnny cash link... Now its Time to try the third pillar of acapella.... Voice play.... My first trip into that particular rabbit hole was "oogie boogie song"... From "nightmare before Christmas". This bass is Geoff Castelucci... Prepare yourself.... Seriously....

[@ilnacastelyn6310]

Don't apologise for tearing up. Nothing wrong with showing your emotions. (I am a crier too)

[@richardgrace5043]

She need to react to "misty mountains" with tim foust and peter hollens👍👍

[@survivalconcerns515]

If you want Jazzy. If you want a Christmas song. You need to watch Home Free and Jewell sing "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" from the Finale of Season 4 of The Sing off!!!

[@MetalGoat84]

This version of Ring of Fire is amazing. I know Home Free for a whils but also Avi from his time with Pentatonix. Another song that you might love and that also contains a beautiful bass voice is "Valhalla Calling (Trio Version)" by Miracle of Sound that came out a few days ago.

[@mellowmarsha6166]

I sub to anyone who reacts to Home Free.. They are the very best band around. They have such a wide variety of music, and so many to choose from.. This is one of their oldest ones, one of their first videos..

[@brucemccarthy6237]

That final bass note was done by Tim Foust, not Avi Kaplan and he held that note for a long time.

[@angelinamay161]

Please do more Home Free reactions! Also, If you love Christmas music, Please put Home Free in your rotation, they have BEAUTIFUL Christmas songs. ^.^

[@scottsayre9830]

If you like jazzy type of music give Postmodern Jukebox a listen. They take rock and pop songs and put a 40s 50s jazz type spin on it I think you would enjoy it. And of course both Home Free and Pentatonix have tons of Christmas music for you to enjoy, looking forward to it as it is also some of my favorite.

[@hollylewis6631]

Please check out "Man of Constant Sorrow ", you will get to hear Tim's wonderful bass voice.

[@juanmendez3770]

Hello again! I’m part of the Nightwish Army, and also a “Home Frye “( that’s what Homefree family calls themselves 😂). Again, no need to apologize for showing your emotions, and once more I wish you and Floor a long and beautiful life. Greetings from Alabama 😎

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@davidreed8554]

Watch Home Free 's Man of constant sorrow. Written in 1915 made famous in the movie Oh brother where are thou.

[@MommaTaunT]

Many you want to check my latest video 😉

[@elvwood]

Good music is good music, no matter what genre. I'm a Nightwish fan; I'm also a fan of Home Free. Which I listen to just depends on my mood! Avi is a friend of Home Free's bass Tim and also Geoff, the bass from a capella group VoicePlay (who I hope you will try sometime) - they have shared techniques to improve all their singing. Welcome to the Nightwish Army and the Home Fries! For your next Home Free I'd like to recommend Brothers in Arms, but definitely make sure you have tissues to hand. There are loads more I could recommend, that's just one of many I think you will get a lot out of, so I won't be offended if you go for something different.

[@TheJohmac]

Will be fun to see your reaction to Geof Castaluci from voiceplay. My favorite is the Oogue Boogie Song from nightmare before Christmas. But I wonder if you might like his solo version of sixteen tons more.

[@jacquisampson-marat5277]

Subbed in because of Nightwish....but....absolutely love Home Free....I think they are one of the best A Capella bands out there. For Nightwish (seeing as you are a jazz singer) Slow love Slow. Floor has done a version of this on her solo stage show in NL, but to me this is an Anette song, so try the live version from the Montreaux Jazz Festival. However this is a HomeFree reaction. So I think their version of either Hillbilly Bone or Hopelessly Helping. Both will blow you away.

[@shirleymoffat3338]

Your Grandfather must have had the most amazing voice! Homefree is a fabulous group, well worth exploring further. As a jazz singer, I think you might like to listen to a version of Dinah Washington's 'I'll put a Spell on You' by the English pianist Jools Holland, with Dave Gilmore (Pink Floyd) on guitar and Mica Paris on vocals. It's the most wonderful song. You might like to know that Avi Kaplan has been open about his struggles with anxiety and depression and several songs on his solo 'I'll Get By' EP deal with just that. Plus, you get to listen to his wonderful voice!.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@williamcapp448]

You must check out Home Frees arrangement for Do You See What I See.

[@jasonregister3494]

If you really want to hear a good base song. Try Peter Hollins and Tim Foust Misty mountains cover. It has great blending vocals and layering.

[@nightmary]

I subbed Monday because of your reaction to Nightwish. I put this one in my queue because I love Home Free, too. Tim Foust, the bass, has sometimes collaborated with Peter Hollens, an amazing a cappella singer. One I think you would especially enjoy is Misty Mountains from Lord of the Rings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5OVeYVqbNOje7c - make sure you have a tissue because Tim sings some wonderful bass. I'm looking forward to watching a lot more of your reactions.

[@la_old_salt2241]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. Now consider Voiceplay.

[@leapatterson2014]

I love your reactions! Try listening to Homefree's Helplessly Hoping and Man of Constant Sorrow. For metal try Disturbed's Through the Fire. It is a mental health tribute as well. God bless.

[@kristindunstan172]

Subscribing for Home Free reactions. If you do several of their songs, you might want to create a playlist for them.

[@corawilhelm4968]

you love Bass! You should check out How Great Thou Art by Home Free

[@duizeltjeeekhoorn6890]

Home Free and Nightwish, it can't get any better....Ik ben naar een concert van Home Free geweest. Ze zijn live net zo goed. Please do more Home Free!

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@hancock1475]

If you love jazz, you have to do an reaction on ANGELINA JORDAN, Start with her cover of YOU PUT A SPEĹL ON YOU. The black and white version. She was 9 years old. You will be amazed by her. Can't wait to see your reaction on it.

[@henninglindenstrm9121]

You made it throug . You brougt me to tears to 😂😂😂

[@MommaTaunT]

❤️

[@JoesExpressLLC]

If you love the Low Bass Voices then I recommend Geoff Castelucci and the first song should be 'Sixteen Tons'

[@juli-bass-singer]

IF YOU LOVE BASS VOICE. YOU MUST REACT TO GEOFF CASTELLUCCI THE KING OF THE THICK THICK THICK BASS. WITH B0 LOWEST SUBHARMONICS AND F#1 LOWEST CHEST VOICE. THE FIRST KING IS GEOFF THE SECOND KING IS TIM. THE PRINCE IS AVI.

[@aaronbarnett7614]

You are a magnificent reactor. This is my first video of yours and I loved it. If you like low bass singers would you please do Geoff castellucci far Over the misty mountain I would gladly appreciate it.

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you 🥰

[@bvonsik]

If you love bass, try Brothers in Arms by Home Free. Let us know (bring lots of tissues).

[@MommaTaunT]

Thank you !! And I think I need the be sponsored by a tissue company by now 🤣

[@barbarakennedy2667]

I have subscribed for more Home Free and I hope you will explore Voice Play and other a cappella groups. I am a fan of bass voices as well. The biggest bass group I have found yet is The Wellermen.

[@MommaTaunT]

Every Thursday is close harmony day for now

[@barbarakennedy2667]

I will be there then.

[@MommaTaunT]

@@barbarakennedy2667 sweet!