VOCAL COACH REACTION Home Free - Mayday

[@marshac7738]

The guys chose to sing this in its original key as sung by Cam, a female country singer. Just proves their lack of having a female in the group is no detriment--they just let their profundo BASS handle it! 🤣 LOVE the versatility of our amazingly talented fellas!! 🥰. (The addition of Chance and his lower range to the group has freed Tim up to showcase his amazing 5-octave range a lot more!) Every member of Home Free could absolutely be a solo ⭐ star ⭐ but their harmonies together are MAGIC!! ❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️ #HomeFree

[@ad9aggie]

Austin and Rob: Guys we need three tenors to do this right Tim: I got you fam. Chance you have bass Chance: Cool Adam: Ba-dum-tiss

[@allenmcgee9379]

Beautiful vocals on this one! Once again Adam Rupp is not human, he has to be an Android. How in the world can a human sound perfectly like a drum set, or whatever else he chooses to sound like. Home Free is just incredible. They surely have had Adam Rupp checked out to see if he is human!

[@Gtr4Peace]

I enjoy your reviews. I hope you are able to stay safe during these difficult times!

[@peggygross7409]

This is Home Free''s expect the unexpected song. It shows their versatility.

[@dagmar.6954]

This song is one of my favorites. We usually ask reactors to wait to react to this song till they are familiar with the individual members. Then they are surprised at hearing the switch ups in the voices. Tim who is known for his bass can sing in a beautiful higher tenor voice along with Austin & Rob. And Chance can hit the lower bass notes when needed. Adam did a fabulous job as always with his vocal percussion. The original song is sung by a woman Cam, so they sung it in a higher key to match the original range.

[@FrogLegs313]

It's the same key that Cam recorded it in. People also consider Chance a baritone but he's actually only a couple of tones short of Tim's lowest efforts so they effectively have three tenors, two baritones, and two basses.

[@babyfry4775]

Well this was recommended before you knew the group well. What’s fun about this song is that Tim (the first singer) is the BASS. And he was singing up high in the tenor section. And Chance the baritone was singing the bass part (which he can do as he also sings bass). Tim has a 5 octave range and was showing you a little bit of his tenor voice. We try not to recommend this song before people know Home Free well. It’s a very good song and sounds great with the beatboxer Adam doing all the instrument sounds. Austin and Rob were also great.

[@lindareynolds8430]

#HOMEFREE...so talented!

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

When this first came out, the focus was on Tim singing in the same range as the (other) tenors, and Chance going full bass. We knew Tim could go high and Chance could sing low, but wow! We see these ranges often enough now that they do not shock, though it's still impressive, but Adam's amazing vocal percussion remains a standout.

[@belinda9696]

That lead is the deep bass of the group.

[@bessiesobjack8647]

First time finding your channel. I love Home Free so I stayed and listened to your analysis. I hope to hear more # Home Free. 🎶❤️🎵🦋. Great song and great reaction. 🙏♥️

[@DouniaRaphael]

More to come!

[@anitawright7169]

This is so very awesome! These guys are so extremely talented. Love your reaction!

[@DouniaRaphael]

Thank you so much!!

[@Princess_karen]

Everything they have done is amazing. You can’t go wrong with any Home Free song

[@Kodiak660]

I've been looking forward to this day!❤

[@DouniaRaphael]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@mrihjannerejschn6146]

Home Free. When speechlessness becomes a habit. Mayday is not among my favourites from them (but that's on behalf of the song, not of them), nevertheless I like it. And I liked your reaction. 😊 What me surprised was Tim singing so high - so far I only knew him as a bass (even basso profundo). He has such a huge voice range. For better distinction, Adam Rupp is called Adam and Adam Chance is called Chance. In case you consider to react to more stuff of Home Free, my favourites would be: Home Free - Folsom Prison Blues kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5W8mZqHl9iXiNU Home Free - Do You Hear What I Hear? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXq0gnePltSKpsU Together with Man of Constant Sorrow and this here all this already shows their amazing ability to go into different genres. Plus, the videos are fitting the respective song very well. In 'Folsom Prison Blues' there is a note that goes right down to the center of the earth. 'Do You Hear What I Hear?' has a great musical depth and may be a really lush pasture for you as a vocal coach.

[@GeraldPage-e7u]

Great reaction! Love me some Home Free. If you like Acapella, you really MUST check out VoicePlay. I recommend their cover of Metallica's Nothing Else Matters. Or Hoist The Colours from Pirates of the Caribbean. They will blow your mind! But be sure to prepare yourself for Geoff Castelucci's earth-shaking bass notes. 😁

[@sag2horses]

#HOMEFREE

[@williamcapp448]

Now that Austin is leaving there will be 3 Adams.

[@DouniaRaphael]

😢😢😢

[@jeffreyjacobs390]

Lost our HIGH TENOR - Tifton's own AUSTIN BROWN ! Still an outrageous talent in A Capella Group ! Home Free !!!!!!!!

[@DouniaRaphael]

😢😢😢

[@audreyjohnson4599]

The new tenor Adam Bastien is good - different from Austin, but just as good. There's a new video out, Something to Talk About that highlights Bastien's singing.

[@jackchisnall9316]

If you like A capella try Voice play their cover of MJ's The way you make me feel.

[@SecretIdaho]

Geoff Castillucci and voice play is good. Pentatonix is another A cappella group.