Vocal Coach REACTS - Home Free 'Ring of Fire' (with Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix) [Johnny Cash Cover]

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Home Free is an American a cappella group of five vocalists, Austin Brown, Rob Lundquist, Adam Rupp, Tim Foust, and Adam Chance. Starting as a show group, they toured around 200 shows a year across the United States. The group competed in and won the fourth season of The Sing-Off on NBC in 2013.
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[@markmallecoccio4521]

"Wait, where's the drum set?!" *Adam slowly raises his hand*

[@VintageRitz]

😂. Right?!! I can easily imagine it.

[@angelika5029]

Adam Rupp does... Not Adam Chance... He keeps on doing the kind of low notes but not as low as Tim😅

[@Mrsearthchild31]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 RIGHT!! I BOUT LOST IT WHEN HE SAID THAT!!! LMFAO

[@WereWulfen]

you have been adamed. adam the walking sound machine

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@angelika5029 Actually Adam Chance ALSO beatboxes.... he does the jaw harp in Man of Constant Sorrow, and he helps Adam Rupp in live shows too....as does Rob.

[@Blue-rl5dp]

Wait, where's the drum set? See that tall skinny guy with the dark blond hair? THAT is the drum set. He's also any birds chirping, any harmonicas, crickets, wind blowing, and on and on. He's not a beatboxer, he's an alien who can mimic just about any sound.

[@anne-francehd8150]

Yeah... and his harmonica in "man of constant sorrow"???!!! It's incredible!!!

[@Blue-rl5dp]

@@anne-francehd8150 Yes, very good harmonica. Better than I can do on a corporeal (real) harmonica. I've heard there's a video of Adam and Austin having a non-hrmonica play off contest. Haven't found that yet but I'll bet it's a hoot.

[@anne-francehd8150]

@@Blue-rl5dp I'm sure it must be. Can you tell me if you stumble upon it, please? Thx 😊

[@Blue-rl5dp]

@@anne-francehd8150 I'll make it a point.

[@TheTradge]

In their live shows he does a set with loop pedals, it’s absolutely mind blowing! 🤯

[@arwynOG]

I'm still watching but wanted to comment that "great balls of Barry White" might be my favorite exclamation ever. Made me laugh out loud 😂 Ok just finished.. glad you're checking them out! Their cover of Man of Constant Sorrow is really good.. great display of all their talents.

[@jamespauldelashmit2173]

Yep! Can't say that I've heard that terminology before!!!

[@Kiroshadow]

I'll second Man of Constant Sorrow.

[@DennisKovacich]

I subscribed to his channel just because of his comments like that!

[@Listrynne]

I noticed his awesome exclamations. They are also one reason I subscribed.

[@thejudgeexecutioner]

Anyone know how low Tim's balls hang. Because I don't

[@allybandy3047]

Man of Constant Sorrow, followed by their fun side - Butts Remix that will give you some rock, rap, and country.

[@georgehantzopoulos5062]

I agree if he liked the beat boxing in this he'll love the harmonica in Man of Constant Sorrow!

[@ladytatas69]

Beatboxer is beyond awesome in Man of Constant Sorrow

[@Listrynne]

Have you seen their cover of All About That Bass yet.

[@N9TheNoob]

rap? where

[@allybandy3047]

@@N9TheNoob Baby Got Back?

[@vvsandgaming4648]

Home Free's version of Man of Constant Sorrow is epic. Also Voice Play's version of The Oogie Boogie Song has a subharmonic bass notes

[@MortimerFolchert]

Yes! Please!! Both of those

[@TomSeevers]

Yes if you like the beatboxer here check out Man of Constant Sorrow for a special surprise from him!

[@allanon524]

Definitely Man of constant sorrow!! After Tim (the bass) does his solo listen for him in the background (from beneath the basement lol).

[@ibleafnmajic2084]

Yes! Man of constant sorrow!!!! PLEASE!!

[@arthursoares6646]

Yesssssssssss

[@scottjohnson7774]

adam "freak of nature" rupp is the beat boxer he does a live drum solo. Tim can shake an entire arena with his low notes

[@atomicsquid9836]

And blow out sound systems

[@devinshort8150]

@@atomicsquid9836 agreed, even my $1,000 svs subwoofer was having trouble with it, but that might be because of the settings and the fact im still breaking it in lol.

[@naominagler7290]

Omg you need to check out adams drum solo! It will show you that he swallowed a drum set as a child. Haha

[@wreckingopossum]

Absolutely, I was super impressed seeing them live, but I have always liked country music, gospel music, acapella groups and barbershop quartets. My gf of the time was not as impressed :/ as I was

[@samcharles3363]

Please look up grand beatbox battles😂 if you like Adam you’ll love that, look up codfish or d-low

[@michelle32855]

They actually did do it live...without Avi. They won the Sing Off, and one of the performances was Ring of Fire...in which Tim actually went lower on that last note!

[@timothybuell3314]

Tim went so low on the broadcast, that my TV speakers could barely handle it. I almost couldn't hear the note.

[@dcmc7383]

There were rumors that Jewel got pregnant that night! 😋😉

[@michelle32855]

@@dcmc7383 LMAO!

[@northernwesty]

Indeed. The live production was actually a half step or more lower

[@rebeccahall9322]

I've watched home free live in concert four times and they do this song Because duh ... and every single time Tim hits that last note it makes your heart skip a beat or two or three

[@dirtyhistorian]

You did a reaction to Misty Mountains by Peter Hollens. Well, he did a version (and a video) of that song with Tim Foust, the bass singer of Home Free, that is an absolute must!

[@ShawolOT5]

YESSSSSS

[@naominagler7290]

Omg YES!!!

[@anne-francehd8150]

Oh yesssssss.... Heavenly! The harmonics are so beautiful. And mercy!!! That last low note of Tim.... oooooffff.... 😳🥰💗💗💗

[@amykennedy7451]

You have to react to "Change on the Rise" by Avi Kaplan!

[@MelaniePoparad]

Yes yes yes!

[@VintageRitz]

Another yes

[@professionalvampire1]

Another yes here...and I'll even throw in a please to go with it!

[@rebelpearl]

It was fun to see this reaction. The men of Home Free are: Austin Brown - high tenor Rob Lundquist - tenor, has beard Chris Rupp - baritone, often wears a cowboy hat, brother to Adam, founder of group Tim Foust - bass Adam Rupp - beatboxer, occasionally sings baritone, brother of Chris, founder of group In 2016, Chris left the group and a new baritone Adam Chance (goes by Chance to avoid confusion with Adam Rupp) was added. Chance can also sing bass which allows them more vocal freedom when Tim sings lead. When they decide to do a song, whether a cover or original, they have a sing off between themselves to come up with a lead singer. So some songs have more than one lead. They are known for great harmonics and humor especially during live shows. If something goes wrong on stage they are known to make fun of it and just keep the audience (and themselves) entertained. They have both serious and comedic songs and videos. Fans are referred to as Home Fries, a name created by Ben Folds when Hone Free was on the Sing-Off.

[@splendidpursuits8153]

You missed the memo that since this video Chris went solo and was replaced (sorry, bad with names, was in another Sing Off group and maybe has the same name as another Home Free member).

[@rebelpearl]

Splendid It’s in what I wrote. Chris was replaced by Adam Chance who goes by Chance so as not to cause confusion with Adam Rupp the beatboxer. Chris left in 2016.

[@splendidpursuits8153]

Sorry, it blended in and I didn't catch it.

[@rebelpearl]

Splendid Pursuits No problem. All is good.

[@annakoch9972]

No, Adam Rupp isn't baritone, he's tenor. If he sings.

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

FYI. It’s not “The Pentatonix”. Rather it’s just “Pentatonix”! Also, you know Avi left PTX (amicably)? His mom was ill, and it was very hard for him. He helped to find the new bass for PTX, Matt Sallee!! Avi is now solo, and doing amazing work!

[@ptxcolleen2393]

Exactly. I always correct people who add one.

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

PTX JUNKIE me too!

[@liambreen7892]

I didn’t know it was his mom being ill which led him to leave, it thought it was just him burning out as an artist.

[@ptxcolleen2393]

@@liambreen7892 Avi was creatively stifled. Plus he missed his family quite a lot.

[@liambreen7892]

@@ptxcolleen2393 I knew that, as that was what was said in his announcement, but I never really heard about his mom being Ill at the time

[@Lookinforrealmusic]

Check Avi out now. He released a lot of solo work in 2019 and his voice is amazing as you know.

[@whippyboy6272]

Yeah but the songs are shithouse

[@christellekhalil1738]

It seems pretty clear that you haven't listened to his songs yet, because someone in his right mind, who listens to Avi Kaplan, would never say something like that. So please be kind and don't judge a musician or his music if you don't know what you're talking about, and thank you.

[@christellekhalil1738]

@Whippy Boy

[@rita9867]

@@whippyboy6272 she's right☝️💯

[@whippyboy6272]

@@christellekhalil1738 perhaps it would be more accurate to say that I don't like the music he makes now. Every song I've heard him sing since he lost pentatonix has been unbearably slow and monotonous, which I find extremely undesirable in music.

[@MountainManMike]

The bass name is Tim. He has a 5 octave range: A0-A5

[@KillerTruffle]

I believe in Misty Mountains, he's actually edged it down to G#0-A5. Regardless, his range is ridiculously impressive.

[@keoashford1924]

@@KillerTruffle No, Tim displays a G#1 in Misty.

[@KillerTruffle]

@@keoashford1924 Where is confirmation on this? Because I've seen this debate, and I have personally compared the end note of Misty Mountains against a number of samples of G#1, and Tim is clearly an octave below that. It's a growl, not a chest note, but I have found nothing actually supporting it being a G#1. It matches G#0, and is a half step below his A0 in Sold! (which I have also checked against a number of A0 samples to confirm a match, as well as A1 samples to confirm it is an octave lower). If you have more solid evidence than this that it is indeed G#1, I'm interested to see it.

[@keoashford1924]

@@KillerTruffle The A0 does not exist in Sold. There is a video on Dan Mirabel's channel where Tim video responds to a question about the A0. Tim's growl in Misty is only a first octave note, and it's very obvious when taken to a keyboard. Sorry if your aural skills aren't on par mate.

[@KillerTruffle]

​@@keoashford1924 I looked at that video (hadn't seen it before), and it's a little short of a confirmation. He said "I believe... but my memory's not great." That does raise more into question, but I still do not see concrete evidence that it's not an A0. In fact, nowhere in Tim's reply did he state that the note was an A1 rather than A0. The only question Tim's response even touches on is who actually sang the note - he "believes" it was Adam. Which if that's true, I just got a whole lot more respect for Adam too - and he's already one of my favorites in the group (great sounding bass in Mayday), if it's possible to have favorites when every one of them is amazing. I will admit I do not have a keyboard handy to track along with the notes and have only been able to make due with finding other note samples online, but I'll look into it some more.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

You have found a treasure trove of a capella with Home Free. Please check out net from Home Free - Helplessly Hoping (a cover of a 1969 Crosby, Stills & Nash B-side song) It's ART,,,,just plain and simple ART. The Home Free Bass is Tim Foust, the high tenor at the beginning was Austin Brown, their tenor (guy with the beard and glasses) is Rob Lundquist, beritone here in this video is Chris Rupp who founded the group, but he left in 2016 to have a solo career, and was replaced by Adam Chance (but called in the group & by fans just Chance), and the beatboxer is 2 time world Champion beat boxer Adam Rupp. They can do all genre's of music, they have covered BoyzIIMen, and dozens of country artists but also some of their own originals. They have also collabed with Lee Greenwood, Kenny Rogers & the Oak Ridge Boys, We the fans call ourselves Home Fries. Also look for their cover of How Great Thou Art, an original Why Not ?, and their latest came out just this past Saturday....a cover of a Foy Vance song called Moonshine. There is video to of Adam Rupp's "drum solo" which has no drums here on KZbin. They give him a solo part at each of their concerts. I've seen them twice in concert...they also are still in Quarantine and have produced 10 new videos/songs since it all started. Their Quarantine song is funny, shows their sense of humor. Their cover of Everybody Walkin' This Land has a powerful message for today...

[@rachelhurst3224]

Yes yes yes! Helplessly Hoping is eargasm.

[@cindyb.9840]

Home Fries, and for the rest I totally agree

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

“How Great Thou Art”. “Helplessly Hoping”. “Everybody’s Walking This Land”. My favorite Home Free videos!

[@LeandraSilvio]

Yes! Everything Kevin said!! Adding Auld Lang Syne too!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

@@LeandraSilvio oh I forgot about that one !!!

[@barrywood7322]

The beat boxer has a drum kit for breakfast every morning, you should watch Adam Rupp drum solo to see just how good he is you will be amazed.

[@edsartistry]

You REALLY need to listen to the group "Pentatonix" where Avi Kaplan started out. They are DYNAMIC.

[@fearghasdan5576]

3:12 That's a "Yup, I just did that" smile.

[@markgossoo3545]

“great balls of Barry White!” 🤣🤣🤣

[@MelaniePoparad]

I think that was the funniest and yet most accurate exclamation ever! Haha

[@roseporras2010]

I guess you are the first vocal coach or "reactor" that pays honest and rightful attention to Adam the beatboxer... THANKS! xoxo

[@BiggySn1p3r]

Hi, just going to put in a request for any of Pentatonix's covers.

[@stephanginther9051]

You are impressed by Home Free's beatboxer? Well, he's gotten a lot better if you can believe it. It only a bit later than this video but if you look up, 'Adam Rupp - drum solo' the other guys back up and let him take the stage solo for a bit. One thing though, you'll be getting requests for their cover of 'Mayday by CAM'. I wouldn't do that one until you are more familiar with them as a group. They have a.. surprise in the first part of that video that will go over your head if you haven't seen who does what. I would watch a few more of their videos before doing Mayday.

[@rllangevin3841]

Agreed. Hold off on Mayday until you've done 5-10 of their other songs, so you get to know each of their voices.

[@lizzb.676]

I agree 👍🏼

[@christinaalgate4899]

Hi Ken If you want to hear Tim go deeper you should react to Tim and Peter Hollens singing Misty Mountain. How Great Thou Art is Beautiful. You should react to Man of Constant Sorrow and see him do a Harmonica. You should watch some videos of Home Free with Tim going Low. The beat boxer does the harmonica

[@hojojitsu]

"Great balls of Barry White" - That is such a fantastic line. I love it. I really like it when vocal coaches react to videos because your musical knowledge adds so much to the commentary. When a layman reacts, the comments usually end up being something like "Wow, that's really cool".

[@cydrych]

Their rendition of How Great Thou Art is EPIC!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

totally agree ! It's a masterpiece

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

I’m not even slightly religious but I can listen to their version of that over and over again

[@cydrych]

Amanda Porter same. I’m an atheist who listens to tons of gospel music. The emotion in it is great.

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

Robert Baldwin good music is good music 😄

[@phyllisb4634]

Their cover of Castle on the Hill is a great example of a band with no instruments. Adam Rupp has the cleanest, most realistic drum skills I've heard. You will enjoy checking out more Home Free.

[@shilohauraable]

Avi IS a Bass Profundo - Professionally trained. 😊

[@pnwcruiser]

Home Free created this rendition for a competition performance on The Sing Off, so you can see their live version there, absent Avi of course. Tim's final low note had the judges out of their chairs.

[@knuckledbehemoth4681]

Should react to Home Frees cover of Man of Constant Sorrow

[@jamespauldelashmit2173]

What else is cool is that both Tim & Avi have such a WIDE RANGE

[@rebeccamccann8710]

Welcome to the world of Home Free! Great reaction!

[@jeffreyjacobs390]

NOTE = that at the end TIM FOUST - Bass at it's best ..... is so low, so clean, so bold and smooth EVEN ANOTHER GREAT BASS SINGER (Avi Kaplan) JUST SMILES AS HE SINGS BACKGROUND WHILE EYING TIM'S FINAL LOW NOTE ! Home Free !!!!!!

[@sandyblack2687]

5 stars!! Love love Home Free!! Please react to more of their music. They are AMAZING!! ❤

[@sherrismith8337]

Other Home Free songs to check out: "Man of Constant Sorrow", "Butts Remix", "Blue Ain't Your Color", "Hillbilly Bone", "Country Fried Pop", "Go Rest High on that Mountain" and "Do You Hear What I Hear"

[@randalmize2679]

,Check out their version of Ring of Fire when they won the show SING OFF, TIm Foust is the bass Adam Rupp is the beat box

[@dustinwilson4815]

I got dragged here watching reactions to Home Free. I'll watch almost any reaction video once. But there are only a few that I enjoy their program consistently. I really enjoy your reactions and your descriptions. You keep it fun without being obviously contrived.

[@AustinYorg]

All of Home Free’s music is fantastic! Just make sure you really know the band before you listen to “Mayday”. Also check out their stuff from after 2016 since they had a lineup change. Chris Rupp left the group and Adam Chance took his place. A great example is their version of “Auld lang syne”.

[@evanbowen4221]

Man of constant sorrow is a must

[@freadadillon4071]

Welcome to Home Free! That beatboxer is Adam Rupp. He is an award-winning talent. Check out Tim Foust, who has a 5 octave range and can sing south of the piano keyboard. They have another bass now who is Adam Chance, and their performances are singularly amazing, because they have an amazing low register. PLEASE react to more of Home Free. You will be simply STUNNED!!! And also, amused because they are hilarious.

[@bluehoodiegamer1322]

If you loved how low Avi Kaplan went, then look up more of his songs that he did. I get CHILLS when I listen to his bass.

[@teresacartwright5406]

Tim Foust (Home Free's bass) has a 5 octave range - "Snow Globe" which he wrote, really shows it off. Home Free also has an outstanding version of "When A Man Loves A Woman" and the video "Mayday (Live") is amazing. Loved your reaction to the two basses. The beatboxer is Adam Rupp - he and his brother Chris (in the black cowboy hat) founded the band.

[@louf1025]

There is really only one bass in the group typically, sort of. Tim is their bass and Avi is just standing in as a guest here. Tim, Home Free’s bass is known to go down as low as A0. He’s down to a G1 on this. Their beat boxer, Adam, is amazing (check out Adam Rupp drum solo on KZbin). Rounding out is Austin (tenor 1), Rob (tenor 2) and Chance (baritone/bass). Chance took over for Chris who’s seen in this video.

[@williamaker7803]

Tim Foust Home Free's bass has actually blown out subwoofers on stage.

[@sophienovillars8261]

Yes !!! My favorite band !!

[@ericalovesto]

Please please can you react to home free cover - Auld lang syne . It's absolute perfection

[@julyriver8851]

You said Basso Profondo with the Italian pronunciation and I'm veeeery happy! 😁🇮🇹 If you like Avi Kaplan's voice let me suggest you some of his originals: "Change on The Rise" - "It Knows Me" - "Chains" + the cover of "Lean On Me". Home Free's bass is Tim Foust and beatboxer Adam Rupp. All of these gentlemen are fantastic!

[@Lookinforrealmusic]

Love Avi Kaplan. He's solo now and is absolutely amazing. Beautiful original work, beautiful voice!! Please check him out.

[@michelleedler3414]

That G1 of Tim always knocks people's socks off.

[@Austin-vg8kn]

Satisfying is the perfect articulation for the opening...

[@oldmangimp2468]

I'm glad that you are a fan of the group. You are now (officially) one of the Home Fries.

[@JoeJBuddha]

The Beat Boxer is Adam Rupp, who has multiple awards for best beat boxers. He does drum solos if you're interested.

[@catnip1487]

I just realized that if I ever wanted to demolish my house, these guys can do it with their voices. The brick and mortar would vibrate until all is gone. It is so fricking awesome!!!

[@kathysnyder876]

If you want to learn more about how they started, watch the Sing Off Season 4 with the intros and judges remarks.. they won the year after Pentatonix

[@howishunternotinprison5614]

Tim the Homefree Bass has a 5 octave range that low note at the end was G1 if you were wondering. he has been known to destroy sub woofers

[@jackiestone3468]

The beatboxer is Adam Rupp you need to watch Adam Rupp drum solo..he will make you a believer! Loved the harmonies and beatboxing! Avi and Tim were amazing! Notice how Tim held that last low note for about 10 seconds? Great reaction 🎉 I love Home Free😊

[@weslennon3425]

Beatboxer is Adam Rupp, is a two time world champ. Home Free put this arrangement together during a ACapella sing-off, which they did win.

[@redlophix5670]

Oooh I love Ken's reactions so much! He's so honest, so appreciating, I love to see that! :D Especially "... Wait! Where's the drum set?"

[@fluterify]

Tim Foust is Home Free's bass. Also, Home Free won the 4th season of the A Capella competition "The Sing Off". Pentatonix won the 3rd season of the show.

[@DeerlyMusical2]

This is a reaction almost a year after this was posted so I'm sure you know by now that Home Free has five tenors and at least two basses. They are a deeply talented group. Thanks for the informative review.

[@jameshoopes6467]

Best line ever! “Great balls of Barry White!”

[@Sion66]

Tim Foust did a pair up with Peter Hollins on Misty Mountains. I know you just watched Peter's solo on it, but Tim brings so much to it!

[@lylecarlson9436]

I recommend Man of Constant Sorrow. The beatboxer will blow you away with his harmonica

[@anthonys239]

Home free man of constant sorrow is a must!!

[@ginger4141]

Ken you said you always marvel at people can do nontraditional things with their voices; then checkout Home Free's Man of Constant Sorrow and be prepared to be blown away.

[@marciag7342]

Home Free's bass is Tim Foust who has a 5 octave range. He has said his voice didn't change until he was about 17 and he is now 39. Head down the rabbit hole that is Home Free and please react to "Mayday" where Tim will surprise you when he leads off that song. Tim has always said "Work on your high range and the low end will take care of itself". Tim is also a songwriter and has a solo album out titled "The Best That I Can Do". Welcome to the land of the Home Fries! You have a lot of work ahead of you.

[@Rosannasfriend]

His philosophy is similar to mine. I tend to believe that the low end will take care of itself, but I think that's easier for people who already have pretty low voices to begin with.

[@timothybuell3314]

I just looked back at your list of reaction videos and I see no Pentatonix. You really should find something of their's to react to. I would recommend, Hallelujah or Bohemian Rhapsody, which has Avi Kaplan, the original bass, and Sound of Silence, which has their new bass, Matt Sallee, who took over for Avi, when he left for personal reasons.

[@LindsayTrimpe]

I really think some of their original work is fantastic with Avi - like "Love Again" or "Sing" - but my favorites of their newer stuff is "Come Along" or "Deep End"

[@wreckingopossum]

I saw them live, and Tim Foust, the basso profundo started a G0 growl for Your Man and really did come in as high tenor for Mayday

[@conniejones9280]

My goodness what rock have you been under? Home Free are The Best‼️

[@charleneclaassen]

We want more Home Free reactions from you. Get ready to be bombarded with requests from the Home Fries

[@kristindunstan172]

Tim Foust, Home Free's bass, has done a couple of interviews where he mentioned that his voice changed very late. He was already training in his tenor range and has worked to keep up with his upper range as well as his natural bass range resulting in a phenomenal 5 octave range. He also has a solo channel on KZbin with a few videos from his solo Doo Wop album where he recorded all the tracks himself. Check out his content. You won't be disappointed.

[@GKxForm]

Of a dozen or so "Reaction" videos by musicians nad vocal coaches, these comments were the most detailed and insightful across the waterfront.

[@julielockhart1904]

Avi and his voice 😍 And Home Free......I mean.......no words

[@jayholland2632]

Prior to joining Pentatonix, Avi was studying opera and is a basso profundo with an extended high range. However, I think Tim Foust has an even more extended range to the high end.

[@michelle32855]

Tim and Geoff both have somewhat larger range than Avi, but for my money, it's still Avi...the tone, resonance and ability to really express emotion.

[@Rosannasfriend]

I like the tone of Avi and Tim. I think I lean a bit more towards Tim's tone. Geoff is cool.

[@calebcooper2841]

@@michelle32855 Tim is B0-A5 avriel is E1-Eb5 Geoff is B0-A5

[@carolhenning8654]

What a treat to have TWO basses on this song, eh? I am so glad you like this version by them. Yes that beat boxer is marvelous

[@johnnichols5619]

The name of the bass is Tim Foust. He has been the cause of many an Eargasm.

[@tammyzwarst4159]

He makes ovaries tingle!!

[@charlottevan_8]

You hit the nail on the head with "Basso Profundo". Before being recruited into Pentatonix when he was about 21, Avi was an opera major at Mt. San Antonio College in CA (Theory minor) and specifically trained as a Basso Profundo. Since leaving PTX, as others have said, he's done a lot of solo work, almost all of which is original. Here's a link to him performing his original "Chains", a piece that will show his range, released earlier this year: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXzMYYqbiLerrKc

[@debbywilford860]

They are JUST like this live. The beatboxer does a 9-10 minute drum solo in concert. Going to see them again in December in Dallas.

[@jdpostma07]

Home Free, Voiceplay, and Voctave. The Trinity

[@cathyboyce9617]

Check out more of that smooth Avi Kaplan voice ~~ He has an amazing lineup of original songs!!

[@sandrahoward3357]

When they sang this on the Sing Off, it was described by one of the judges as "acapella country reggae" :-)

[@teamalicia1244]

Welcome to home free!! They have their own channel on KZbin with a ton of videos. Tim is the bass. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer. He has won world competitions in beatboxing. Check out man of constant sorrow or in the blood or can't fight the feeling

[@tericarter2886]

I have seen them twice in concert live --they are awesome

[@StampinDivaUK]

I think I read somewhere that Adam Rupp is a three times World Champion beat boxer? So, yes, his performance is amazing and, I feel, always underrated.

[@kjer1701]

Man of constant sorrow with Home Free

[@Lee-jn8zu]

Home free are lit, they have soooo many good songs to react to. Plz do another

[@jenniferdowling5145]

High tenor Austin Brown Lead Tenor Rob Lundquist Baritone Adam Chance/Chris Rupp 5 octave range And Bass Tim Foust Beat boxer Adam Rupp

[@dawncolon8551]

You had me at "great balls of Barry White" lol subscribed!

[@brittag.pedersen5340]

Home Free are absolutely incredible amazing beautiful group!!!! It's always a immense and fantastic experience! ❤️❤️❤️

[@DokDo1995]

When I hear a good beatboxer I allways think of that guy at the Sidney Ted talk...He's one of the best beatboxers I've ever heard...

[@matthewireland1125]

Tim Foust is the Home Free bass. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer. You know Avi. The rest of the group here I Chris Rupp, Adam's brother. The high tenor is Austin Brown and the other tenor is Rob Lundquist. All of the singers have superb voices. The beatboxer has a pleasant tenor voice but prefers background harmony parts when he does sing. Next steps depend on what you want to hear. They do a variety of genres, R&B try Thinking Out Loud / Let's Get It On or End of the Road a Boys to Men cover. Pop has a Billy Joel parody titled Quarantine. And of course plenty of country / folk Hillbilly Bone from Blake Shelton and Go Rest High by Vince Gill.

[@jayholland2632]

You need to explore more of Home Free, but also need to check out more Pentatonix (no "The" required). They are both top-notch with different styles and have very active fanbases with a lot of overlap between them. Pentatonix has 3 Grammys under their belt, as well. Avi, featured here, was with PTX from 2011-2017 when he left to spend more time with his family and helped find Matt Sallee to replace him.

[@purpleir]

I love those low resonant voices! So soothing! Great reaction!😃

[@doyle590]

My Favorite Homefree coversong must be auld lang syne. It is so freaking beautiful.

[@marylee7467]

Avi is also in an original song written by Tim, called Champagne Taste On A Beer Pocket, plus on thus Tim is the last bass you hear

[@Thistje]

Love acapella. Also pentatonix and Voiceplay. Love Avi!

[@OJB42]

How often does someone take a Johnny Cash song and make it better than the original? This is so cool.

[@AshRowan]

I'm so glad you've experienced Avi!

[@Arcusfp1]

Avi and Tim both can sing over 5 octaves. Home Free and Pentatonix have quite similar groups, beginnings, (they both won The Sing Off, subsequent seasons), vocal ranges and two of the best beat boxers out there. Between current and previous members. There are 12 extremely talented singers, vocalists....

[@KenLavigne]

I didn't know that and now I do, Thanks Arcusfp1 - Every day is a school day!

[@150mcl150]

So glad you’re reacting to Home Free!

[@jeffreyjacobs390]

ADAM RUPP ( now oldest member ) IS THAT BEAT BOXER ... he is ALSO A GREAT TENOR !

[@brianvandy4002]

It's funny how vocal coaches all react that way to Avi dropping from tenor to bass and when Tim hits that G1 at the end.