OOGIE BOOGIE'S SONG | The Nightmare Before Christmas | VoicePlay A Cappella Cover / DB Reaction

[@Broomrider1492]

Just check their credits. They do everything from lighting, sets, and costumes. Geoff Castellucci and Tim Foust of Home Free are friends. They were on the Sing-Off together. Geoff does his own low-bass covers.

[@mintarobby]

I’m sure we can all agree that where Geoff really goes subwoofer and sure was on a couple songs but the one that sticks out the most is The Dragonborn comes Skyrim cover by Voiceplay. But ofc his solo stuff is what showcase his range and the one I will recommend is The Headless Horseman cover by Him.

[@Magpiebard]

It's not actually just subwoofer shaking. He, Avi and Tim routinely blow them completely out at live events. Sometimes just for funsies, but sometime their sound, to their frustration, will just blow them out at awkward points and people have to either listen to now weirdly balanced music or wait until someone can swap one in. Knew someone who went to a concert Geoff was performing at and she said she was still vibrating a good hour later from being too close to the speakers.

[@christineschutten248]

I'm jealous of people that got to see them live. I hope they go on tour again. I only discovered them during the pandemic. I would love to see them.

[@Consider00]

Haven't watched this yet, I came to see the face he makes when the bass notes unexpectedly lead him to discovering his prostate.

[@Consider00]

8:32 was not disappointed. The look of discovery is always special.

[@Traci2000]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes!!!

[@par500dragon7]

For a true display of Geoff's range, check out his solo channel. All his stuff is amazing!

[@steveeverett1736]

his own cover of Monster Mash is fun and of course, Way Down and Shenandoah and Take me home (Country Road)

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

Just FYI, Tim Faust of Home Free -- who is a friend of these guys -- says that Geoff Castallucci here has a bigger range and a deeper voice than he does. Geoff refuses to believe it, saying Tim's the deeper voice. Personally, I think they're satisfied never finding out.

[@bobharp3492]

Geoff castelluchi the bass is the king of bass the talent in the group is tops you did great job I'll be watching for more

[@alexwalker8440]

VoicePlay is awesome, and their creativity and quality are off the charts! What I love the most about Geoff is that, in his 5-octave range, he provides a smooth and full voice at every stage!!

[@nerdywordyprincess8499]

Welcome to the #TheaterKidsOfAcapella. Voiceplay is known for their costumes and acting as well as their singing. Geoff (pronounced Jeff) is the bass singer and has a 5 octave range. He also does low bass singer covers on his own channel. Subbing for more Voiceplay!

[@vvoof2601]

I love it when the voiceplay fanbase swarms a new reactor in a positive way lol.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Tim Foust of Home Free and Geoff Castelluci of VoicePlay have identical ranges, actually... and Geoff hits the LOW, LOW, LOW notes more often than Tim Foust does. They both have their pluses and minuses to their voices. I love both, but feel Geoff of VoicePlay has a more versatile voice overall.

[@Traci2000]

Love this one!! This is the one that dragged me down the rabbit hole. And I'm stoked that you're doing "Hoist the Colours" next. It remains one of my top favs from them, even with all the crazy good stuff they've been putting out lately!

[@Darkelve7]

Even though they speak English, you might want to use subtitles on their videos, as they often add some funny things there 😉

[@ronsbrat525]

Yep. Very true. They are goofy that way 🤣

[@lrfcowper]

Especially if you do a reaction to Just Sing. They identify all the singers and their connection to VP in the subtitles (as well as make a few jokes).

[@Raudoc2k1]

To highlight VoicePlay's ability to put their stamp on a song i would recommend checking out their cover of "In the Hall of the Mountain King". You Might not recognize the Title but im sure you know the melody. It has found its way into a lot of movies/TV over the years. It a fun song to listen to and the characters they portray are interesting.

[@jessicacole7981]

You have started with two very theatrical and character driven pieces by them. With Hoist the Colours you will get more of a sense of their real voices. There is nothing by them that disappoints. They have done rock, country, pop, Disney, musicals and even a bit of opera. To really hear Geoff (the bass) you should check out his solo channel where he sings all parts and harmonises with himself. You will also notice different singers as they have lost a few and replaced them over the last few years and also use featured artists. Welcome to Voice Play...Enjoy ❤️

[@ronsbrat525]

In the Halo Theme Geoff Castellucci gets down to B0. My Mother Told Me he gets super low several times. On his own channel Way Down he gets to C1.

[@Amprae]

Geoff (voiceplay) and Tim (home free) both have 5 octave ranges

[@toodlescae]

Tim Foust (Home Free) and Geoff Castalucci (VoicePlay) actually have pretty much the same bass range. They just have different techniques for using those bass notes. For Halloween you should check out Geoff's solo page and see his covers of *The Headless Horseman* and *Monster Mash* and *Ghost Riders.*

[@Cordelia53]

I loved your reaction and I think it is awesome that you are getting into VoicePlay. Just to give you a heads up, always stay until the patreon list rolls as they sometimes have things after the songs.

[@chlistens7742]

if you want to see one of there videos that defiantly took a ton of time to make.. you should look at there version of "this is Halloween" (also from nightmare before Christmas) there is no doubt they spent a ton of time making it. They also just released a new video. "hide and seek (ding dong)" cover.. again if you are looking for a group that loves Halloween you found it in Voiceplay they literally have a ton oh Halloween centered videos

[@ronsbrat525]

His new video Ghost Riders In The Sky took 3½ months to make. Usually only a month or less. Even Voiceplay videos as well are usually less than a month start to finish.

[@SquidGuido]

You should watch all their videos they do great with them

[@r.d.stratford106]

This was so much fun! Really enjoying your channel, and looking forward to Hoist the Colours.

[@zitriphyer8429]

Yes Voiceplay!!

[@janetdw]

Glad you enjoyed it. Subbing for VP & Geoff. Will you please consider rewinding a bit when you pause, especially during your “commercial”? A few stops were at points that really are best heard straight through.

[@Z-LightfulMemories]

Can't wait for you to react to Hoist the Colours! That might describe the sub or not, lol. Thanks for a great reaction!

[@davidstout2930]

His name is Geoff Castellucci and should hear him sing (the headless horseman) he gets crazy low

[@bjspeck4337]

Before the Halloween season ends, after Hoist the Colours, try Friends on the Other Side, Queen in 5 Minutes, and Superstition. All good ones.

[@-nyantic-son156]

Geoff did an E1 which is 2 notes lower than Tim's G1 in brothers in arms. But they both can go to the 0 octave and are right there when it comes to low notes but Geoff uses subharmonics and tim uses growls so it depends on which u like more.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

3 notes lower, in reality: G1, F#1, F1, then E1.

[@-nyantic-son156]

@@johndeeregreen4592 I was counting whole steps

[@johndeeregreen4592]

@@-nyantic-son156, wait until you get into Indian music, where there can be as many as 22 microtones (shruties) used. However, in any song, there are only 7 foundation notes used.

[@-nyantic-son156]

@@johndeeregreen4592 I think imma stick to the American system that's way too complex

[@cyndisanimaladventures6370]

New sub here. Saw VoicePlay and had to. You should also check out Geoff Castalluci's, the bass, Solo channel. He just released Ghost Riders in the Sky and it's fantastic 😍

[@timgray3790]

Geoff has a deeper voice than home frees Tim. Both are great

[@kezmet5998]

Subbed just so I get notification to see you react to Hoist The Colours - I reckon it'll blow you away! Please also check out My Mother Told Me for the amazing human gjallarhorn that is Geoff, and also his solo stuff! (I promise you won't regret it 😉)

[@janhankins911]

a capella is correct; acapella isn't. a capella is Latin. The only other way to spell this is a cappella (which is the Italian version but most people use the Latin spelling since a capella came from the Gregorian chant, which were religious songs and sung in Latin). More than you wanted to know, I'm sure. But it's a capella.

[@johnshea9526]

This is one of voice plays best , I have one for you called zombies verses hillbillies voice play and Home Free together when they were on the show together.

[@melodiemalone2317]

Great reaction Please react to voiceplay hoist the colours please

[@travismiller1553]

Tim Foust of Homefree is friends with Geoff Castellucci bass of Voiceplay and Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix Pentatonix. Tim helped coach Geoff & Avi to do subharmonics

[@janetdw]

Geoff has credited David Larson as the one who taught him sub harmonics. He said in one interview that Tim taught him the growl technique but he rarely uses it. David has a video on how Tim and Avi use growl to hit their low notes. I can hear the difference (Tim’s control in Zombies vs Hillbillies is stellar) but no matter how many times David explains it, I can’t do it. All three can really hit the low notes but each has a different sound.

[@Alasterius41]

No. That's incorrect. Tim gave Geoff tips on doing growl not subharmonics. Geof can do subharmonics better; Tim uses growl more

[@amontewalker8927]

That was E1

[@emmmsebentarguelupa6606]

Damn Low note

[@bhollywood8355]

No sound

[@glastopasto1203]

Can anyone else hear anything in this

[@sapphonymph8204]

Unwatchable.