[Reaction] Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow (Country Vibes Baby!)

[@gorgeousbacon]

You said in the Pentatonix Hallelujah video that Boys II Men were “untouchable”. I’d like to challenge you to watch Home Free cover “End of the Road”. You just might eat those words. 😊

[@miamidolphinsfan]

agree !!

[@mickoldbear3008]

Boys 2 men want to be home free.... Lol

[@claudevillemaire355]

I agree they do end of the road as well if not better than boys to men!

[@gailw415]

I totally agree. The killed it but still respected the original. Boys to men would be proud

[@carolinagothic7243]

Agreed!!

[@johnmoody8887]

They have the tightest harmonies. Moonshine, Ring of Fire, Helplessly Hoping, This is how we roll, Folsom Prison Blues. All awesome

[@happyman6102]

Their cover of Helplessly Hoping (by Crosby Stills Nash) will make you fall to your knees and weep

[@claudevillemaire355]

You are about to enter a world for which there is no escape! You will find yourself slowly becoming a Home Fry!

[@m.b.6402]

Among the very best of the acapella groups. My own faves. They never betray a song: they may reinterpret, but they always respect the soul of what that song IS. They use their voices to show off the songs, not the songs to show off their vocal chops. Not that they can help showing off their chops: they've got talent stacked so deep it's falling off the shelf and cluttering up the aisles. Yes, Tom. That's what he *does.* The harmonica effect (in this particular cover) is done by Adam Rupp, one of the original founding members of the band. He's their beatboxer. He's won the World Beatbox title at least twice. Maybe more since I last checked. But all the fellas have some non-traditional skills, and some basic beatbox, and they help the group out by picking up what they can so that Adam can use his own ranking skills where they are most needed, on the most striking or difficult percussion. Rob their anchor tenor, for example, is a professional grade whistler. Adam Chance (usually just known as "Chance" to avoid confusion with Adam Rupp), does mouth-harp on at least part of this recording. Tim Foust, (5 octave range! All strong and clear and well-supported!!!!) can make like a bass guitar when it suits the song. (For that check out American Pie, featuring the original composer/performer, Don McLean) Austin, their high tenor, who brings the bats in with his upper notes, also yodels. Not a lot. Just when it helps sell a song. But...Yeah. They generally do pure acapella, with no instrumental accompaniment beyond the stomp of a foot or the clap of a hand. Occasionally they go a step further with "found instruments," like using a cup or pounding the back of a guitar. When they are working solo, or when they've invited guest performers to work with them they are less rigid...the purest aca they do is as "Home Free." They do pretty nearly any genre that allows for tight harmonies and gorgeous, lush voices. Classic church choral (How Great Thou Art), pop-rock (9 to 5), old rock classics (When a Man Love a Woman), C&W (Folsom Prison Blues, The Gambler, Ring of Fire), R&B (End of the Road), medleys of all sorts--you name it, they do it. And they honor those who came before them: they've done team ups with Kenny Rogers, the Oakridge Boys, and Don McLean, among others. They're good collaborators. They show respect. The fans here (Home Fries) will give you dozens of titles to try. Very few will disappoint you: talent coupled with real love and respect for the music go a long way. Have fun--and be warned, it is hard NOT to have fun. They're one of the very few groups who can do humorous pastiche AND dead-sober funeral music and never betray the music for a second.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Tim Foust, the bass singer, doesn't even begin to show his abilities on this song. His voice has actually blown speakers at live shows. An average bass sings to E2, Tim can reach B0; an entire octave and a half lower and only two notes above the lowest note on a piano.

[@chrisd7047]

Just to throw this out there: the big basses going now (Tim, Geoff, and Avi), regularly flirt with notes that are damn near out of the range of human hearing. On the low end humans can hear down to 20Hz, sometimes as low as 16Hz. An E0 is 20.6Hz. That B0 you mentioned is 30.8Hz. That's nuggin' futz.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

@@chrisd7047, I am a bass singer and my choir chest voice extends down to around A1. Off-mic, I will match any of them. On-mic and with other techniques, I am not even going to try. Many bass singers call what they do faking it, but I disagree. If they can make it sound good and pleasing to the ear, I am there for it.

[@chrisd7047]

@@johndeeregreen4592 Heh. Color me jealous. On my best day I can get an Eb2 in chest. A good day is an F2. G2 is the bottom of my every-day range, and I can't do sub at all (residual vocal cord paralysis). Pretty standard baritone range. And I agree. If they can get it out with any kind of volume behind it and it sounds decent, it counts.

[@dianadickerson749]

And Tim can sing tenor. High tenor, 5 octave range.

[@angelamason9840]

Fun fact: On season 2 of the Sing Off, Chance competed with his former band, Street Corner Symphony, and Home Free won Season 4 of the same show, Since both Chance and Tim sing bass, they can seamlessly switch between lead and bass notes together. Home Free is phenomenal.

[@Tribblepuppy]

Chance is actually a baritone, but Tim is helping him learn how to sing the deeper bass notes, and it seems that Chance is a quick study because he can now sing deeper than he ever sang before. That is a great help for the whole group as it allows Tim to take the lead more often.

[@mettesrensen6116]

@@Tribblepuppy Chance is a Baritone/Bass , he sang bass in Street Corner Symphony , the fact is Tim has almost 6 octaves Chance is working on reaching 5

[@alanfoster6589]

Adam, the beat boxer, is not just doing harmonica...he is doing ALL the orchestral sounds. Drums, etc.

[@george217]

Except the jaw harp sound. Chance is doing that in this one...

[@kellywilliams364]

He is also 2x world champ.

[@georgemegaw2925]

@@george217 And it would seem Chance covered the drum kit sound while Adam was playing his non-harmonica. I gotta find a live version of this with decent video to figure that out....my AR gene is kicking in.

[@misabissett2000]

In live shows they use a looper so they start off recording the sound and it loops so they can layer another sound over it. So it's still all mouth or voice made but on repeat.

[@bryanhudson2219]

The Home Free rabbit hole is deep. Hillbilly Bone and Seven Bridges Road are two of my personal favorites. But do yourself (and viewers) a favor; wait until you are very familiar with the group to watch Mayday. Trust the Home Fries, we know what we're talking about. It will be worth the wait.

[@themajor743]

Agreed. Mayday shows off the incredible vocal range of Tim and introduces Chance to those who aren't aware of his abilities.

[@rllangevin3841]

Yes! Absolutely wait until you’re 10 or more songs into their very deep catalogue. 👍🎶

[@phantomdoodle7594]

@@themajor743 Good points! Could also check out Street Corner Symphony vids when they were on The Sing Off. Chance was their bass... but the longer hair throws you off from realizing it’s him! Cheers!

[@jenniestarr9015]

Welcome to the rabbit hole of Home Free! Enjoy! If you love Bass, check out their cover of 'Ring of Fire' featuring Avi Kaplan.

[@TomTuffnuts]

Wife and I just reacted to it. Should be uploaded soon! That last note was ...ummm....you know

[@miamidolphinsfan]

@@TomTuffnuts and Tim Foust, Home Free's bass hit that G1 and for 13 seconds no less

[@PrinceJediMaster]

@@TomTuffnuts and that is still not his lowest note. May I suggest Misty Mountain. Tim sings with Peter Hollins.

[@lmcbride3355]

I think what u need to hear that is right up you're alley is helplessly hoping a cover by home free from Crosby stills and Nash. Pure vocals.. pure harmony. Pure talent.

[@marlenekloth4734]

They won sing off year after Pentatonix love Home Free please check out more if you like bass check out their cover of Folsom Prison Blues and Down To The Honky Tonk . This is a very old song but most people know it from the movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou 1st singer high tenor Austin Brown 2nd singer Rob Lundquist also tenor Tim Foust super low bass and Freak of nature beat boxer Adam Rupp and Adam Chance baritone. Thank you for not comparing them to Pentatonix

[@caitlinseaton7546]

Yeah, he doesn’t need a harmonica, he IS the harmonica 🤣. If you are going to react to “Ring of Fire”, watch the live performance from “The Sing Off “ and the official music video featuring Avi from PTX. Both are great but seeing both shows how they rearranged it to really show off Avi.

[@oliviarussell6258]

And the live version was actually in a lower key than the version with Avi...

[@suzonlommel3737]

Check out Misty Mountains with Tim Faust. Ring of Fire is awesome but like NW and Pentatonix it's almost impossible to pick a favorite

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Tim Foust

[@rochellehershberger9539]

Now you need to listen to Voiceplay so you can complete the trifecta of bass magic that is Geoff, Avi and Tim!

[@denisesmith1424]

Thank you for your reaction of this song. This was the first song by Home Free that I had listened to and I was hooked. End of the Road is amazing also!

[@carinalundstrom7566]

I suggest you to listen to Helplessly hoping, amazing harmonies, Folsom Prison Blues for more bass, Sea shanty medley for crazy beatboxing and Butts Remix for some fun

[@drob841]

Those Castanets doe!

[@rllangevin3841]

Great suggestions for bass.

[@Caveing]

Oh Man-priceless! Most books don't say as much as your facial expressions during this....shock, wonderment, what-the-heck, puzzlements, just amazing. If you really like the base, catch Ring of Fire. Its got both the Pentatonix and Home Free base singers. Also, when you're ready to laugh from start to finish, you will enjoy Home Free's Butts Remix.

[@arnieadam]

They are a country group, but they also cover other genres...and they never use instruments. They do everything from somber (Credence Clearwater's "Helplessly Hoping) to very humorous (their Butt Medley probably tops that list...though there are other funny ones). And every time they sound amazing.

[@petuniasevan]

Helplessly Hoping was a Crosby Stills and Nash tune.

[@tommyward7471]

They sing everything

[@miamidolphinsfan]

This is the Home Free rabbit hole you are gonna fall down, and it will be an awesome journey. Try a more recent cover of theirs, a collab with Don McLean, on his CLASSIC (Bye Bye Miss) American Pie...do Ring of Fire as well but they have so much more to offer, like a recent one they did with Jeffrey East, called People...or last week the one they did with Billy Gilman, called One Voice...but there is a lot your ears will love you for when it comes to Home Free

[@primalmojo9599]

I feel ya, man. I'm not a country fan OR an acapella fan, but I'm a Home Fry (Home Free fans are called Home Fries). Truth be told, I can usually be found listening to heavy metal, but I can appreciate amazing voices when I hear them. Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5+ octave range. He's amazing, as they all are. Have fun going down the rabbit hole!! I have but one request, and that's to WAIT FOR MAYDAY. At least until you're 6-8 songs deep in the catalog and have a feel for their usual roles and ranges. Then and only then should you allow yourself the eargasm that is Mayday. AND DON'T ANYBODY SPOIL IT AND GIVE IT ALL AWAY, EITHER, DAMMIT!!! lol

[@kristipenwell8611]

I love seeing someone's first reaction to Home Free! Stunning, isnt it?? They're the only country a capella group out there. But they do country, pop, gospel, etc, etc. I'm gonna subscribe just to see your further reactions. Trust me. Home Free fans are extremely loyal. Theyll only boost your subs.

[@gailw415]

Boys to men “end of the road “. If you’re really into bass the “ do you hear what I hear” or Misty Mountains with Peter Holland. I like”Mayday”. They singer everything

[@donnam5891]

Keep Mayday for a while until you are more familiar with the guys in the group. You'll understand why when you hear it. Ring of Fire, Johnny Cash ; Helplessly Hoping, Crosby Stills & Nash. In the Blood, John Mayer; Do you here what I hear(Christmas); Yours, Russell Dickerson; Women, Amen/ Female Bently/Urban; End of the Road Boyz II Men are all great covers. Also love Cross that Bridge and Love me like That

[@aprilebert157]

Just subbed for the Home Free journey! They will blow you away with every song. They do have a country "flavor" but can do virtually anything. They have an incredible sense of humor as well, hopefully you will dig deep enough to get a taste if all of it.

[@cynthiayargus1695]

Listen to their "Singoff" performance of "Ring of Fire" to hear Tim Foust sing so low it takes your breath away.

[@sandyleewhite]

😊 **NO INSTRUMENTS, NO COSTLY PRODUCTION COSTS, NO FLASH OR BLING, JUST MIND BLOWING TALENT** 😊

[@toddhutchins2492]

You really can't go wrong with ANY Home Free video you choose to react to.

[@joannlandrum6171]

Tim Foust sings bass. He has a 5 octave range. I recommend watching "Misty Mountains" with Peter Hollens featuring Tim Foust, "Folsom Prison Blues" (Tim's cut his hair by this time), Ring of Fire featuring Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix, Sea Shanty Medley and The Sing Off Season 4 (the season Home Free won). I forget which concert it was, but Tim blew out a speaker with his low note. Home Free always has fun at their concerts and they have numerous music videos that shows their goofy side. For chills, watch "How Great Thou Art" and "O Holy Night". No matter what video you watch, you'll enjoy it. "Your Man" is a good humorous video to watch (there's two versions of it). You'll never go wrong with Home Free!!

[@BSGNative]

Welcome to the world of Home Free! They have no bad videos. Some of my favorites are "Take Me Home Country Roads", "In the Blood", "My Church", "Hillbilly Bone", and one of their most recent ones, a remake of "American Pie" featuring Don McLean. Their cover of the Boyz II Men song, "End of the Road" is also pretty amazing. Enjoyed your reaction.

[@craigdunn2683]

Yep bring the wife and do either their cover of Ring of Fire or Elvira

[@TomTuffnuts]

We did, itll be up tomorrow :)

[@js0988]

@@TomTuffnuts Did you do Henk Poort Sound of Silence? FYI it was the Disturbed version he covered.

[@PrinceJediMaster]

With your wife you should watch When a Man loves a woman.

[@dianadickerson749]

When a man loves a woman, will get your wife 😍

[@paulclark1210]

Awesome reaction, Geoff Castellucci of Voice Play is another great bass vocalist. You'll have to check out his Sixteen Tons song on his channel

[@TheDivayenta]

An old Appalachian folk song- most notably sung by the Soggy Bottom Boys in O Brother Where Art Thou?

[@heelgrasper]

Great reaction. I would suggest next time you're reacting with your wife that listen to Tim (the bass) in Peter Hollens feat Tim Foust "Misty Mountains". You'll both enjoy and she for sure will be impressed. And with your love for the bass you have to get into Voiceplay. Their bass Geoff is right up there (or should we say down there) with Avi and Tim. You could start with their recent "My Mother Told Me". Or "The Oggie Boggie Song"

[@audreyf5614]

Pentafry here. "Pentaholic" plus "Home Fry". Love them both. Recently subscribed. Keep them both coming. Won't name songs because they are all AMAZING!! Pick a song, any song. They are all incredible. I'm sure your subscribers will tell you the songs to react to. I can't choose just one. Everything they both do is incredible.

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

Check out “end of the road”, American Pie ft. Don McLean, Butts Medley, and sooo many others. Tim Foust is the bass and he helped teach Avi and Geoff to get their low growls. Adam Rupp is the Beatboxer that eats drum kits, and has some “Drum Solo” out there. They do Ring of Fire ft. Avi, and Folsom Prison Blues

[@sandychisholm1297]

That was in Alabama and the gator was Loving it 🥰

[@stevecausier4299]

Tim, the bass singer isn’t even trying here, he has a 5 octave range. His party piece is to bust sub woofer speakers. Adam, the beat boxer, is known affectionately as the freak of nature by fans. The baritone, is Chance, the guy doing the jaws harp. Rob, in overalls, glasses and beard, is a tenor, and Austin, in hat at front, is a high tenor. They are known for country, but will do any genre of music. If you like bass, try Misty Mountains, by Peter Hollens, ft Tim Foust, the bass singer here

[@caitlinseaton7546]

They were on the season after PTX, and won their season as well!

[@rachelhurst3224]

Great reaction! Looking forward to more Home Free! Liked your style, subscribing for more!

[@sjgavenger37]

They are a country Acapella group. This is a very deep rabbit hole as they have literally hundreds of videos on KZbin. A great introduction to them would be to listen to the mantage of all the songs they sang during the "Sing Off" season 4 that they won.

[@sjgavenger37]

You want to hear what Tim Foust (the bass singer) can truly do and his full range watch one of the home videos from a concert of their cover of Josh Turners "Your Man". That one song in the live videos shows his entire range. The man has a 5 or 6 octive range.

[@belinda9696]

PTX won season 3 of the show The Sing-Off and Home Free won it in season 4. There were 5 seasons total and the show ran from 2009 to 2014. It pitted around 10 acapella different groups against each other every season and there were 3 famous judges. I wish they still had a show like that because some awesome acapella groups got notoriety from that show.

[@CarlaDelk]

Great first reaction to Homefree! New subscriber! Here for Homefree! Welcome to your Homefree journey! The are more country leaning but do all genres of music. 5 very talented guys. Homefree 101: First singer long hair and hat is Austin Brown he is a classically trained tenor. To see him in lead on song check out their cover of " When a Man Loves a Woman". The second guy to sing glasses and beard is Rob Lindquist. He is the other tenor who has one of the smoothest voices ever. To see his voice showcased check out their cover of Boyz2mens "End of the Road". The bass singer is Tim Foust. He has a 5 octave range that he sings in. Down in the basement bass as in " Misty Mountains" from the Hobbit by Peter Hollens featuring Tim Foust. All the way up to tenor as in an original "Snowglobe" which he cowrote. The guy in the back beside the beatboxer with dark hair and beard is Adam Chance( aka Chance). He is the baritone/bass. He takes over bass when Tim is singing lead. He has a beautiful silky voice. Check out their cover of Cover me up to see him showcased in the lead. And for their beatboxer/ vocal percussionist Adam Rupp( cofounder of the group with brother Chris who left the group and went solo). Adam has won competitions. His talent is showcased in all songs even the ones were he does not beatboxers he sings like "Helplessly Hoping". Thank you for checking out Homefree! Us Homefries (Homefree fans) appreciate it and will be here for the journey. Enjoy your ride!!

[@ritathomas5167]

Welcome to the Pentatonix and Home Free rabbit holes! Count me in! They are phenomenal, as you now know. Can't wait to watch more with you!!

[@DGraham9721]

This group is awesome! They are the ONLY country acapella group. So they are practically monopolizing the country genre or giving other songs a country twist/ Home Free twist. Tim: Bass, Austin: 1st Tenor, Rob: 2nd Tenor, Adam Rupp: beatboxer, Adam Chance, know as "Chance": Baritone Bass.

[@hilarymol6607]

I'm convinced Adam (beatboxer) is an alien being. He's not only a drum kit and beatboxer, but can transform himself into a harmonica. The other Adam is the one doing the didgeridoo.And Tim is the bass - check out their cover of "Ring of Fire". It features Avi from PTX as well.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Great reaction, the joy was splashed all across your face and your expression when you first heard Tim's bass was wonderful.

[@rf4569]

More than 120 videos. All amazing. They take turns to lead and some video have comedy in them.

[@VJ_9014]

I sub'd on the first big smile!! 😄👍 Great reaction! Thx! Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!

[@mellowmarsha6166]

Welcome to Home Free.. They emphasized their country sound on this song and dressed the part.. They sing a lot of different genres.. They all sing lead on different sounds.. Their beatboxer is phenomenal.

[@jamestreanor4361]

Check out Austin Brown from this group covering Unchained Melody. Truly Amazing Cover.

[@cheridampier2524]

Love watching you react to our Home Free guys! They have a huge catalog of music to choose from, not just country, but they consider themselves a country vocal band. Might want to try End of the Road or for Tim Foust (bass) try Misty Mountains with Peter Hollens and Tim Foust

[@petuniasevan]

Welcome to the Home Free experience. Home Fries (fans) will come running to your channel if you keep reacting to Home Free videos. From left to right they are: Rob Lundquist (aka The Beard), tenor, from Minnesota. Joined 2008. Adam Chance (called Chance to avoid confusion), baritone/bass, from Alabama, joined 2016. Replaced Chris Rupp who you will see in earlier videos (pre-May 2016) Austin Brown, high tenor, amazing high notes, from Georgia, joined 2013. Adam Rupp, beatboxer extraordinaire, from Minnesota, founded group with his brother Chris in 2000. Tim Foust, super bass (with 5 octave range!), from Texas, joined 2012. They have so many great videos, a lot covers, some originals, for you to choose from. How about End of the Road? Shawn of Boyz 2 Men was one of the judges at the sing-off and they did right by him in this cover, IMHO. Or Folsom Prison Blues, or In the Blood, or Die A Happy Man? Or watch them join the Oak Ridge Boys for Elvira? Warning: don't watch Mayday or Snowglobe until you are familiar with the group for maximum amazement.

[@michaelreynolds1308]

Anything ever done by home free is incredible and worth watching no matter what type of music you like or hate

[@marlahudgins7038]

I just subscribed!! Welcome to HOME FREE HOME FREE is a county A Capella band that does more than country. Tim Foust, the bass, Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass, since 2016, he took over for Chris Rupp (one of the founders of the group), Rob Lundquist, tenor and Austin Browm high tenor make up the voices of angels. PLEASE listen to more.. If I know my Home Free family well, they have already given you suggestions of music. LOL Thanks for the reaction

[@debbiefujioka]

Thank God I'm a Country Boy. Great song by Home Free

[@oldschool72]

The song was written in 1913...first recorded on 78 vinyl in 1928.. The Stanley Brothers made the song popular in the 30's.....it has always been Folk music. I'm in my 70's and have a 78 vinyl recording by The Stanley Brothers.

[@victorcoker2713]

Welcome to the Acapella rabbit hole. I'm a huge Home Fry....but you also need to check out the 3rd of the Big 3 Acapella groups....VoicePlay. They, along with Pentatonix and Home Free, have amassed some very large followings. They all three fill different niches.

[@maesecho6019]

Anything by them is awesome!! The bass Tim Foust is a five Octave singer. All are incredibly talented as like Pentatonix. Their quarantine songs are fantastic as they were all separated by covid. Great music tho! Meet in the middle and moonshine are great!! Enjoy these guys, they are funny, warm, great friends to each other, and highly respect women. As shown in their Butts Remix..

[@sandyblack2687]

Thank you for your service! Please keep reacting to Home Free!!!❤

[@babyfry4775]

Home Free is the real deal. That was all Adam Rupp, the beatboxer. He is amazingly talented. Harmonica, drums, castanets, all manner of sounds. There is a video of him on youtube Adam Rupp drum solo. Tim Foust is the bass. He has an amazing 5 octave range so not only can he go low he can go high as well. Lead singer is Austin Brown, high tenor. Beard and glasses is Rob Lundquist and is a tenor. In the back doing the mouth harp is Adam Chance (we call him Chance so as not to confuse him with the beatboxer). Chance is the baritone/bass. They won the Sing Off in 2013 the year after Pentatonix won. They’re friends with Pentatonix too. They do sing country but sing all genres and sing them well. And they aren’t afraid to be goofy. For bass, try Folsom Prison Blues, Hillbilly Bone, I Can’t Outrun You. How Great Thou Art, Seven Bridges Road, Helplessly Hoping for great harmonies. Great reaction.

[@buddystewart2020]

The bass singer is Tim Foust. Check out his work with Peter Hollins - Misty Mountains, he'll break your woofers.

[@harolddorsey9179]

Pentatonix doesn't hold a candle to these guys. You just stepped in to a rabbit hole. Their version of end of the road is the best one out there. I dare ya to check it out.

[@OldMan_Rick]

Tim Foust is the bass. IMHO, is one of the best out there. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer and is phenomenal when it comes to mimicking all instruments and sound effects but knocks it out of the ball park when it comes to drum set sounds. The lead tenor is Austin Brown and if you like to hear just how awesome he is, I'd suggest listening to Home Free's cover of When A Man Loves A Woman. Rob Lundquist was the other tenor (in overalls and sporting an awesome beard). He too is amazing! Lastly, but not least, is Adam Chance who is the baritone of the group. Together, these five have some of the most beautiful harmonies I've ever heard. I'd like to suggest several of their covers for your Reaction... of course Ring of Fire needs to be one of the first; and if you're familiar with Pentatonix, you'll be happy to see that Avi Kaplan is also a part of the performance. Another great cover is When A Man Loves A Woman (as I suggested earlier). American Pie (with Don McLean) should also be near the top of your Reaction list. Finally, for a more comedic cover, I'd suggest All About That Bass.

[@MrSchmaaz]

Every few days I need my Home Free fix. Scrolling through this evening, I see Tom Tuffnuts. Of course I have watch, like and subscribe. I don't care if your reaction sucks, the name alone gets a laugh and fkn thumbs up.😀👍

[@eugeneenslow8563]

Yeah, the bass singer Tim Foust will blow your mind in ring of fire.

[@MonicaVennell]

Home Free is totally voices. Adam Rupp is the voice of a thousand instruments.

[@darkestwish5947]

Heavy Metal fan here to but Home Free..... Pure Gold I have not heard a bad song yet from them.

[@rogerwest603]

Home Free is: Earlier Years Chris Rupp (usually wearing a Cowboy Hat & always smiling) and Adam Rupp, the Beatboxer founded the Group. Chris went Solo in 2016 with which he is doing Very Well! Adam Chance who goes by Chance was brought in to replace Chris! Chance is the Baritone that has a 4 Octave Range. He can replace Tim, the Group's Bassist when needed as Chance was the Bassist in his previous Group before Home Free. Back to Adam Rupp, he's the incredibly talented Beatboxer and can sing well too! His Beatboxing is above and beyond any other Beatboxer that I have seen! He's also won several Beatboxing Championships to boot!😁😁 Now to Tim, the Group's Bassist has a 5 Octave Range so he can Lead the Group as a Bassist or a Tenor or something in between! He's Phenomenal and he's also taught some other Bassists from other Acapella Group's to be able to do certain things that allow them to get Lower and hit Notes they weren't able to before now. The Bearded Singer is the Group's Tenor and he is Awesome! Such a Creamy Tone and at times his Range is incredible too! To end the Group's Members is Austin the Group's High Tenor. This man is unbelievable! He can hit the highest of the highest of notes and he still can do Low Notes almost Baritone standards! Now hopefully you can get caught up with the Group's Members!

[@christiestewart2674]

Pentatonix was on the 3rd Season of The Sing Off & Home Free was on the 4th Season!!!!

[@Alacarte0421]

Welcome to Home Fry Nation!

[@welchbrice8303]

Tim Foust in the white shirt is the sexy bass man from home free. You should check out Geoff Castelluci of Voice Play too. Awesome bass babies!

[@terrykeith528]

Voctave. Acapella brilliance. If you like Pentatonix and Home Free, you'll love Voctave out of Orlando.

[@themajor743]

Voctave, 11 person strong, can create a wall of sound that rivals choirs 5 times their size or full-on orchestras. They, not to long ago, invited 1000 of their patreon friends to participate in a virtual choir cover of "You will be found" that is nothing short of stunning.

[@joeurbach9097]

Home Free is amazing - You should really listen to their songs “Brothers in Arms,” “Mayday,” “One Man Band” “Butts Remix,” "When a Man Loves a Woman," “Hillbilly Bone,” and “Elvira” for some real fun! Thanks for the reaction video, as a Home Fry myself I am always glad to see someone finding them for the first time!

[@patmcintosh6784]

They were in different seasons, both winning that year (Home Free won the last Sing Off).

[@bradclifton5248]

If you feel like a long reaction, i enjoy their live concerts. They, i think , are a lot of fun live.

[@deborahhodges342]

These gentlemen are perfection.

[@christinaalgate4899]

Hi Tom Welcome to Home Free. Tim the base has been known to blow speakers. End of the Road, Take me to Church and How Great Thou Art.Elvira with the Oak Ridge Boys.

[@karylmonaco8174]

Pentatonix and Home Free won consecutive seasons of The Sing-Off. Try Bohemian Rhapsody next for PTX and Ring of Fire with Avi and Home Free.

[@lindacantu9885]

You can pick any cover, they don't disappoint.

[@wgarlin688]

I believe this song was recorded for "O Brother where art thou" starring George Clooney. Great movie BTW.

[@mikebradshaw9113]

Welcome to Home Free they are the best

[@kellywilliams364]

Just subbed for the a capella....have fun with the journey. Austin Brown is high tenor lead here Rob Lundquist is tenor in overalls Tim Foust is the awesome basd Adam "Chance" is baritone/bass Adam Rupp beat boxer extraordinar

[@lorrieriddle2211]

Check out their cover of Ring of Fire w/Avi Kaplan. They have a LOT of videos that are NOT country. Lead tenor: Austin Brown Other tenor: Rob Lundquist Baritone: Adam Chance (goes by Chance as to not be confused with beatboxer Adam Rupp) Beatboxer: Adam Rupp (founding member) Bass: Tim Foust (has a 6 octave range). If you want a full bass with Tim, check out his video Misty Mountains. He hits a note in that one that is referred to as Dragon's breath. 😉

[@welchbrice8303]

Make sure you check out Voice Play! They were in the same Sing Off season as Home Free and Ptx

Since you already gotten a taste of Pentatonix and Home Free I would recommend Voiceplay also. "Voiceplay - Oogie Boogie Song" - is nice to hear the range of their bass singer Geoff "Voiceplay - Carry on my wayward son" - beautiful song Their bass singer does some solo stuff as well, like "Geoff Castellucci - Sixteen Tons" Have fun in the rabbit hole of talented voices!

[@drewstott2015]

so lead vocal is austin brown, second vocal is rob lundquist, bass is tim faust, beatboxer is adam rupp and baritone is adam chance. watch misty mountains by peter hollands ft. tim faust to see how low tim can go. they aren't strickly country, the do covers of other songs. end of the road, mayday, ring of fire, still haven't found what i'm looking for and when a man loves a woman are all great songs they do

[@joanwharff6483]

OK...Here goes: Adam Rupp = the Beat Boxer, also known as a Freak of Nature...he’s one Awesome dude! Tim Foust = the Bass, has an octave range of 5+ !!! He’s known as the Beast ! Austin Brown = the high tenor (who pretty much sang the lead), known as the Wailer...is classically trained!!! Rob Lundquist = the other tenor...known as the Beard !!! Adam CHANCE (goes by Chance, they have an Adam)...kool dude They have 130+ videos here on KZbin...all genres...& they do have a bunch of songs they wrote (Tim & Austin). Oh, we Home Free lovers are known as HOME FRIES.....you do a number of their videos ...&, you’ll get a large viewing audience!!!

[@dianeritthaler7792]

They are AMAZING ❤

[@joywright8794]

There are 3 a cappella groups out today that raise the bar to astronomical heights. Each has their own unique style and to compare them to each other would be like comparing apples and ostriches. Try for Home Free "End of the Road" Boyz II Men and "May Day" by Cam, for Voice Play "My Mother Told Me" and "True Colors" . Pentatonix you already know about. but these songs I mentioned will give you a small idea of the breadth of the genres that all of these groups have, but they all add their own special interpretation to. Each is incomparably excelent in their own right. Loved your reaction. echos what I felt when I started down the a cappella rabbit hole. Surprisingly delicious!

[@hildapederson8174]

Love your giggle at the end!

[@tedharvick9010]

Check out their cover of Can't Stop the Feeling, or Try Everything.

[@chriskwakernaat2328]

The song is used in the movie O brother where art thou.

[@aardvark1056]

Home Free .describes themselves as a Country a capella group

[@beckys91]

If you want more from the bass, watch Chris Rupp featuring Tim Foust (the bass) doing Long Black Train. Chris was the founder of Home Free, but has gone off to do other stuff.

[@AndieO]

Tim is the bass, one of the best. Check out their version of How Grea Thou Art and American Pie) If you like bassists, check out Voice Play (their Little Mermaid Medley and Oogie Boogies Song are 2 of theirs), Tomi P (Hellfire), Peter Hollens (Misty Mountains), Matt took over for Avi when he had to leave Pentatonix (Amazing Grace and Daft Punk Medley).. Voice Play just released Man In The Mirror the other day.

[@joycemarieosborn]

Always leave you wanting more! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TomTomson81]

6:20 The guy inhales sulfurhexaflouride for breakfast for that voice.

[@tonyroid1]

This entire group is talented beyond.. Then Adam with that unbelievable beat box and Tim and his base. He's also a tenor. Check out Misty Mountain.