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[@efficiencyvi8369]

So it's actually easy ... How large is your range? Eli: I'm a tenor, who sings baritone. J: I'm a baritone, who sings tenor. Layne: Bsssss-dum. Geoff: yes. Rachel: 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@CynicalTesuji]

And who can fill in for Geoff while he solos? Everyone: *raises hand*

[@__Ibot__]

pretty accurate if you ask me

[@tatewakinew]

@@CynicalTesuji Well, when Rachel fills in for him (besides playing the same character under disguise), I'll be REALLY impressed.

[@galahad692000]

I think it's more like: How large is your range? Geoff, Eli, J: yes Layne: performs Rush's Tom Sawyer by himself using only his voice. Then Earl stops by again and sings something only dogs can hear. Then Rachel says "hold my beer"

[@dustercat21]

Geoff: *subharmonic growl*

[@huldradraco]

Geoff (the bass) is pronounced Jeff. Eli (bald guy, tenor) pronounced Elly as in belly. Acapella groups like this are definitely best experienced with good headphones so you can pick up all the bass and vocals at their best! All their members have an amazing range, none of them are limited to their vocal "label". Layne Stein is the beatboxer, he also arranges a lot of their songs and also sings. Geoff also arranges a lot of their songs. A very multitalented group of people :) Geoff has a near 5 octave range, and has both tenor, bass and basso profundo range :) Eli is tenor 2, but has tenor 1, baritone and bass range. J.None is baritone, but has bass range and tenor range. Layne the beatboxer is also baritone, but has tenor and bass range with the help of various techniques.

[@daniellemariesings]

Ty!!

[@christianschmid1440]

The Geoff - Jeff thing is a pretty common mistake tho. It identifies the newly introduced acolytes of the church of bass.

[@emanymton713]

@@christianschmid1440 it’s mostly the two spellings of the name Geoffrey and Jeffrey ( Geoff and Jeff) both being pronounced Jeff . But the Geoff spelling being more rare and as such unknown that it is just “ Jeff” .

[@chriskwakernaat2328]

@@emanymton713 i always thought the first was spoken as joffrey..

[@emanymton713]

@@chriskwakernaat2328 yeah it’s a common mistake because of how it’s spelled but I guarantee you’ll find more people saying it’s jeffry to Joffrey. In fact the *only* Joffrey I’ve ever heard is the one in Game of thrones. Everyone else I’ve ever met regardless of spelling has said their name is “jeffry”

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Rachel Potter has played Ariel live for Disney, so she is very familiar with the character. Geoff (pronounced "Jeff") has a natural bass-baritone range, can singe down to F1 in chest voice, but very good for using subharmonics that go even lower, while also having a 5 octave range into high tenor. The baritone doing lead on "Under The See" is J. None; he has an impressive range, as well. The guy in yellow, Eli, has an interesting voice that hangs out in tenor a lot, while he can cover baritone and bass, as well. Layne Stein is the beatboxer, while he can sing very well, too. Very talented people.

[@TNJenni42]

Just want to add that Eli is pronounced El-ee. Not E-lie. They are all amazing.

[@Iansco1]

his all time low is actually an E flat 0

[@johndeeregreen4592]

@@Iansco1, not even close. Geoff's lowest note every is a C#1. An Eb0 would have a frequency of 19.4Hz; outside the normal hearing of 90% of the population. Even if you had the hearing to pick it up, the resolution on KZbin wouldn't reproduce it, the best headphones wouldn't either, and, even then, you wouldn't be able to hear it.

[@lurecy97]

@@johndeeregreen4592 he does have a C#0 in vocal fry in one of his how to sing low videos which is 18 or 17 hertz, but it's not usable

[@Iansco1]

@@johndeeregreen4592 he hit that and another 0 range in halo. It happened. The pros verified.

[@tashachick6904]

I love seeing someone discover Geoff Castellucci for the first time. I hope you react to more of their stuff

[@mikeangeloangeles3550]

4 of the best acapella group and my favourite's. voiceplay, home free, pentatonix and voctave.. Thank you danielle for reacting to voiceplay 👍 continue on reacting to voiceplay. Please. 😍

[@natalyiatimoshenkova1273]

From Pentatonix, Kirstie has performed with Voctave, and Avi has performed with Home Free (Disney Love Medley and Ring of Fire, respectively) - Both would make fine introductions to those groups whom (given your reaction to this) Danielle will adore.

[@chlistens7742]

Geoff has a 5 octave range including his sub-harmonic ... one of the best ones to see geoff's range is there version of "the oogie boogie song" from the nightmare before Christmas. also on Geoff's channel he has a few videos about singing base and how to learn the sub harmonic

[@hyperspazz8082]

I did theater with Jodi Benson years ago. We did a few musicals together. She was very nice and easy to talk to. We all knew she would make it big. She even told us that she got a part as arial in little mermaid. She couldn't tell us too much about it though.

[@CynicalTesuji]

Layne (the beatboxer) and Geoff (the bass) tend to do most of their arrangements, although Eli (bald, glasses, Tenor 2) has started doing arrangements as well. Their arrangements are part of why I adore this group so much; there is such creativity in their work. And you aren't wrong about the ranges of every member- I don't think there is anyone in that group whose range is anything less than unearthly. Eli has been known to pick up bass lines when Geoff is soloing. And as impressive as Geoff's range is, Layne's range is actually pretty much the same (and even broader if you include some of the sounds he can create through ingressive phonation). VoicePlay is by far my favorite a cappella group; they are all immensely skilled and ridiculously creative, but I think what puts them ahead of the rest is the sheer joy that comes through their performances. To many artists take themselves so seriously as to forget to have fun with what they are doing. VoicePlay is always having fun, and it shows through in their performances. It's also impressive to note that they produce nearly everything in their videos themselves- Eli does lighting, Geoff and Layne do directing and editing, they source their own locations and costuming etc. It's pretty amazing; the only things I've noticed them subbing out are makeup, final sound engineering, camera work and occasionally they will get assistance in arranging, particularly for female vocalists. These guys are the complete performance package, and I am HERE FOR IT.

[@WelcomeApathy]

I second everything you said! You have highlighted what makes them my favorite group. They are just so talented, it's crazy!

[@Sueiza]

My favorite part of VoicePlay reactions is the inevitable point where Geoff's voice makes the reactor melt like butter, lol.

[@maeco7]

Wonderful reaction and analysis! Layne Stein is the beatboxer - he and Geoff (the bass) usually do all of VoicePlay's arrangements. They also do all of their own production, including video editing, set design, etc. They're my favourite a cappela group and definitely worth exploring more. 😊 Their Frozen II and Moana medleys are also great ones! Oh - and Geoff Castellucci has his own solo channel where he releases bass covers. He has a 4+ octave range, which is amazing. Sixteen Tons is a great one of his.

[@leechowning2712]

"I love that they started with the low note"... -she has no warning for what is about to happen to her-

[@christianschmid1440]

In this track they doubled themselves quite a lot. This is different for every song they cover. Some are basically them singing one track from beginning to end. In this one they tried to increase the complexity quite a bit. Danielle: How large is Geoffs range? Geoff: yes.

[@MuriKakari]

They tend to do more doubling for Disney; I think because Layne has more fun with the sound effects in the Disney).

[@kris_d]

Eli (pronounced like ellie) in yellow is the tenor J. None in red is the baritone Geoff (pronounced like jeff) in purple is the base. And he has a 5 octave range. Layne in white is the beatboxer. Those are the parts they typically sing but they all have crazy ranges. VoicePlay is a much more theatrical group than Pentatonix. Geoff and Layne do their arrangements.

[@TomasOfSweden]

Also, adding to that. Eli sometimes replaces Geoff as a bass when Geoff currently sings the lead.

[@Guffrs]

I really like how you use everyone's full name during the reaction to let others know the credit they deserve.

[@brianjetton3962]

I was excited when I found them too. Your enthusiasm is infectious!

[@checkman26]

Please react to more acapella groups like: Voctave, Home Free, Citizen Queen, and Acapop Kids

[@bryanpaul2465]

YES! Knew you would love this !!! They are amazing !!! :) :) :)

[@ZKrinny]

If you want see all of Geoffs range watch his solo cover of “Blackbird”. He sings all the parts himself and it is incredible!

[@TormodSteinsholt]

Oh, you are just getting started on the Geoff journey? I'm SO coming along for the ride. Do his "Sixteen tons" and then do what you might think is the climax with voiceplay on "oogie boogie song" but then leave yourself speechless with voiceplay on their newest song "my mother told me". #SubscriptionSquad

[@WelcomeApathy]

Oh, yes, these are perfect recommendations!

[@markhilliard4037]

Great Reaction Danielle!! so insightful and your enthusiasm was contagious in the best way...Geoff Castellucci is actually a space alien temporarily visiting earth where his incredible voice stuns people for short period of time. I think I heard on another reactors channel that they estimated he had about a stunning 4 1/2 octave range with beautiful natural voice quality across the entire range....just freaking unbelievable. You check out some of his solo work covers, Blackbird, 16 Tons, where he accompanies himself wonderously...and of course get the Oogie Boogie song he'll blow your mind

[@HunsonJay]

Geoff is a true natural bass and has one of the biggest ranges I've seen. It is clear and effortless in all the areas he sings there's videos gaging his lowest and highest notes

[@12ozhog68]

Awesome reaction! Voiceplay is the jam. I just recently started listening to them myself. I am excited for you going down this particular rabbit hole. Now go listen to Voctave for more vocal perfection. I never get tired of people saying the same things... "Why has no one ever told me about them". Well I'm telling you now. Just do it! Go get your mind BLOWN! They are all current or former singers for Disney. Voiceplay, Home Free, Pentatonix and others, while all awesome in their own right, Voctave is the gold standard for a cappella. Trust!!!

[@AssetInvesting]

May I introduce 'Home Free' to you? Another great a cappella group.

[@rathar]

She needs to listen to their man of constant sorrow.

[@wolfecanada6726]

They just released a version of Travelin' Soldier

[@RenanVasquez06]

She needs to listen to Folsom prison blues also!!

[@baby89licious]

if she does, she's not going to stop. everyone knows what happens once you start

[@henrietteskattofthjrasmuss6483]

You should listen to their version of "my mother told me". Its brilliant!

[@lehnadeemonje8172]

OMGggggg I just watched your reaction videos just today! and I'm pretty hooked rn... I REALLY LOVED YOUR REACTIONS 🤩😭 this is one of the best reactions I've ever seen, you're very keen to every detail on how artists play their own styles when they're singing and giving beautiful, very true remarks..... you're sooo awesome and talented, i wanna see more of your videos in the future 🤍🤍🤍

[@catwhowalksbyhimself]

If you like Geoff's deep resonant low speaking voice, he reads stories on his channel like that. You are welcome.

[@robinhoodesteybar9120]

Great song, great reaction! Love it! More powers to you Danielle!!!! 😍😍😍 #subscriptionsquad

[@matthewlittel]

Danielle, it would be so funny for you to go back now and re-watch this video or react to this reaction as you have gotten to know Voiceplay more.

[@tatewakinew]

Nice detail with "bass play the bass" and Geoff illustrating exactly that. And sorry, you stopped them just a second or two too early at the end.

[@rochelimit55555]

i got the chills everytime you got the chills 😅 it's definitely infectious

[@carladams5891]

Voiceplay's My Mother Told Me will blow your mind!! Another acapella group to check out is Home Free. Their bass, Tim Foust, has a 5 octave range. If you check out home free start with the live version of Ring of Fire from The Sing Off.

[@Matthew0811]

Barely made it half way, and loving your enthusiasm, excitement, and genuine surprise at Geoff's amazing range, and the rest of the band being absolutely amazing. I am definitely subscribing, and I hope to see more Voiceplay on your channel. Especially, as I am sure has been mentioned, Oogie Boogie Song, and You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch. And I will have to browse your previous content, but if you haven't done Home Free or Pentatonix, then you are definitely about to enter a whole new world.

[@tommern84]

Fun fact. It was a Norwegian singer named Sissel Kyrkjeboe they used in little mermaid on the highest notes.

[@markschmitz7611]

Their cover of "My Mother Told Me" Features someone from Rockapella and a repeated appearance from F1. Highly recommend it.

[@toddreed882]

This is the video that brought me to your channel!

[@godimlarge]

I love your insight and breakdowns but I find myself completely distracted by your smile. So infectious!

[@SIRTONIUS]

Geoff is a true basso profundo. If you really want to experience his range, watch their cover of the "Oogie Boogie Song" from Nightmare Before Christmas. Geoff is the lead singer as Mr. Oogie Boogie. He flies up into the rafters with his tenor chops, but crashes through the basement floor into sub harmonics. Definitely worth the listen.

[@defnotaghost6460]

He is NOT a basso profundo. If you can blast an C2 over an orchestra then yes you are a basso profundo and if you can blast easily a E2 over an orchestra then you’re a regular bass. He is a light bass baritone, cus I doubt he without a mic, over an orchestra could sing lower than a F#2 or an F2 at best.

[@SIRTONIUS]

@@defnotaghost6460 well, you've certainly set me straight. I have been soundly corrected. Thank you. :)

[@Perktube1]

If you want to hear Geoff's range in solo, checkout his cover of Sixteen Tons.

[@khalifabinhendi6107]

Did not expect you to sing Arial's part! Nice voice!

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

Geoff is the embodiment of bass

[@carlmcmullen7067]

J's sings with the Navy so there's one or two new members. "If I was a Rich Man/Girl, My Mother Told Me(Vikings), Hoist The Colours (Pirates)

[@thomasschmidt1836]

Geoff (pronounced Jeff) Castelucci has his own channel where he shares a lot of things including solo covers like Tennessee Ernie Ford's "16 tons". VoicePlay also covered a Moana Medley as well as several tunes from "A Nightmare Before Christmas". One from that movie "The Oogie Boogie Song" Geoff shows off his range from B4 to E1. Eli (pronounced like Ellie) is dressed like Flounder. J Note is the Sebastion in this video. Lane is the beatbox though Geoff also does some and they all help with percussive elements in other songs they do

[@babyyeti2540]

For something else with Rachael and also a capella, you should definitely check out Voctaves poor unfortunate souls and I put a spell on you mashup. It’s great and Rachael sings Ursala’s part in that funny enough

[@zmichalik2010]

Danielle, you were wanting to hear Geoff's full range his personal channel he sings Black Bird by The Beetles and that shows off just about if not all of his easily 5 octave range.

[@rebeccafrost7731]

Range songs for Voice Play: Oogie Boogie Song for Geoff ( the bass ), I will Survive for Eli ( Bald gentleman in the yellow shirt ), Tennessee Whiskey For J None ( Red jacket on the right side ). Any of those will give you an idea of the level of talent in the group.

[@cyndisanimaladventures6370]

I love watching you try to figure out who each one is by their voice. Hilarious! You are so fun to watch. Guy in yellow - Eli, leather jacket - J-None (recently left the group), bow tie - Layne, and of course blue guy - The incredible Geoff who has a 5 octave range. To really hear Geoff's range you need to watch The Oogie Boogie Song by Voiceplay or his cover of Blackbird or the Headless Horseman.

[@Watjalukinat]

You should check out Home Free too. Country acapella

[@RAW2881]

Yeah Voiceplay is an amazing group! Geoff Castellucci’s solo stuff is amazing as well. Dude has a crazy range as a super low bass. Another Acapella group with another amazing bass is Homefree whos bass Tim Foust has actually worked with Geoff on sub harmonics! Great reaction!

[@ericsites2233]

Great job. Suggest doing you’re a mean one mr. Grinch. Awesome lows by Geoff or my mother told me. They’re all really good

[@steveeverett1736]

Geoff? ie Jeff, you need to hear some of his solo stuff ie Blackbird, 16 tons, Take Me Home Country Roads and The Headless Horseman. You need to check on the group Home Free who are friends with PTX

[@grege5592]

Omg I’ve been waiting for you to discover voiceplay!! As you now know they are incredible!! I look forward to many more reactions as anything they have done is worth reacting to!! More importantly though you have discovered Geoff Castelluci!! He has many solo covers on his own channel and I can’t stress enough how much you need to react to them all!! I would love to see you react to his cover of blackbird the most though!!

[@richardedwards8156]

I enjoyed your reaction very much. In another life, I also participated in vocal and choral work. I really miss it - but reactors like you have given me a new look at singing. You should also see the Disney Princess Medley from Voctave. I think you'll be quite impressed. Also, look at some work by Home Free. They do some very fine work as well. I have always liked acapella, but the last few years have given me much to be happy about.

[@dalebuck7168]

Layne (I think I spelled that correct) the Red bowtie is the beat boxer and also the arranger AND is a great singer. The three best basses in acapella are Geoff Castillucci (Voice Play), he can reach down to the E1/F1 range and maybe lower, Tim Foust (Home Free) another with great range, and Avi Kaplan (formerly with Pentatonix) who is just phenomenal.

[@Mieknara]

Its so good that your introduction to voice play isn't Oogie Boogie Song. That one spoils some of the fun. Of course, the Moana medley should be next. My four main acceppella groups are Pentatonix, Home Free, Voice Play, and Voctave. Voctave has an inside track for Disney stuff.

[@Brirend]

Now you just need to find Home Free. Probably the world's only country acapella group. They won The Sing Off the season after Pentatonix won.

[@angel_salacado2986]

Rachel said "I wanna know what his range is" and Geoff said "okay! 😀"

[@Jaybullz34]

You should totally check out Voctave's rendition of "Poor Unfortunate Souls/I put a spell on you" featuring Rachel Potter!!!

[@killermaffia007brb9]

The bass you make chills

[@markmoreno8603]

I would strongly recommend Geoff's cover of Black Bird and The Headless Horseman

[@dannydoc1969]

Outside of Voiceplay, Geoff has his own videos, where he sings all the parts. He has a 5 octave range. I suggest you listen to his cover of Blackbird, and with Voiceplay his range is highlighted in the Oogie Boogie Song.

[@danielmoore381]

You should definitely review VoicePlay's rendition of My Mother Told Me

[@danielmoore381]

Also I subbed.

[@dalleneldredge6923]

When she couldn't yet tell who the bass was. XD

[@bjspeck4337]

Geoff has a range of 5 octaves plus 4. Layne is the beat boxer. Eli is high strong tenor - yellow shirt, JNone baritone.

[@AndieO]

Geoff does cover of Country Road that is inspired. Their version of My Mother Told Me is mind blowing..as is their amazing version of Sing. You should also check out Home Free (Man Of Constant Sorrows and The Butts Remix). Two awesome rabbit holes to journey through.

[@AssetInvesting]

Layne is the beat boxer who does many of the arrangements.

[@beardedgeek973]

Geoff's range is basically "yes".

[@Christopherada]

Absolutely would love to see a reaction to Mr Oogie Boogie from Voiceplay.

[@denis9450]

I believe he has a five Octive range

[@TheYangwee]

Geof's range is perfectly shown in the oogie boogie song. We're talking first octave lows (to subharmonics) and at least 4th octave highs! And it's incredibly funny, check it out! ;-)

[@erikjansen4298]

Geoff bass singer 5 octaves range. Oogie boogie cover, moana medley and my mother told me. Epic songs all. Also since you asked 😜. Back row left to right Eli (pronounced ell-ee) i think baritone with tenor range, rachel potter, j-non baritone, bottom row layne beatbox/baritone i think, geoff bass singer who can comfortably reach tenor and uses vocal fry and subharmonics for crazy inhuman sounds (the kind i can only produce after a good curry and i aint singing then). In older videos you will also see a buff guy with or without epic beard. Hes a former member named earl with a laser like tenor

[@AndieO]

Layne is the beatbox.

[@drkarchon92]

I would definitely check out their covers of oogoe boogie and my mother told me. Also, another really great acapella group you would love is Homefree. A song you would love is Misty Mountains Cold by Peter Hollens and Tim Foust from Home Free...great low voice.

[@mikegagnon4007]

Pentatonix, voiceplay.... something is missing..... oh yeah we can’t leave Home Free out of the mix 😇

[@brianmoore3243]

Listen to Oogie Boogie song and you'll know exactly the extent of Geoff's range

[@Turambar88]

They also team up with Rachel for an extremely fun version of "Kidnap the Sandy Claws" from Nightmare Before Christmas (I see other people already recommending Oogie Boogie).

[@tracyl8]

I'm new to VoicePlay myself (oh the wasted years!!!) and I can't get enough. I'd second the suggestions to react to the Oogie Boogie song- and My Mother Told Me (the track that introduced me to them and my current fav)- awesome stuff!

[@bradalpert6995]

Great analysis! I am a huge fan of Voice Play as I hope you have become. You really must check out another equally extraordinary a cappella group, Home Free. You will definitely be astonished by them and become a Home Fry (ie. a Home Free fan). Enjoy!!!

[@chrisharrell725]

You need to check Home Free, they are another group that had a sing off with voiceplay. In fact if you check out "Zombie vs Hillbilly" you see them in their early years' If you do check out Home Free start with "Man of Constant Sorrow" and "Mayday" and "End of the Road"

[@galahad692000]

If you doubt Eli is a tenor, listen to Carry on Wayward Son. Oogie Boogie really shows off Geoff's range and how incredible some of their arrangements are. And if you just want creamy delicious hot chocolate in vocal form, check out I Can't Help Falling in Love With You.

[@ericdravenashecorven]

You've convinced me. I really want all the Voiceplay members to switch parts for a song or two. Eli can sing bass, they could get another beatboxer so Layne can sing, Geoff could take J. None's spot, just really throw everybody for a loop for fun.

[@samthibert6527]

The bass has a range using all techniques of a D1-A5

[@jaydenphantomhive3567]

Eli in the Yellow: baritone/tenor Jay is in the red: baritone/tenor Geoff(Jeff) is Ursla: bass Rachel is Ariel: mettzo piano Lane is the chef: beatboxer

[@brookiieleetylahh]

If you love this, you will love Oogie Boogie Song, This is Halloween, Moana Medley, Frozen 2 Medley, Kidnap the Sandy Claws, You’re a Mean One Mr Grinch, Billie Eilish Medley, Phantom of the Opera, Queen Medley

[@doorran]

Layne is the beat boxer., They are very theatric. Try their "Moana Medley." or "Oogie Boogie Song".. or "Kidnap the Sandy Claws" or "This is Halloween" heck even try "Grim Grinning Ghosts" or their "You're a Mean One Mr Grinch" TRy their "Warriors" cover... and Geoff has a lot of solo stuff that is worth listening to.

[@bobbythandon6939]

Love your reaction❤️❤️❤️.... Use earphone or headphone (bass suport) for better sound to hear❤️❤️

[@kylrean3891]

Everyone else has commented great VP songs, so I'll toss in giving Home Free a listen as well. They collab a bit with these guys (especially Tim and Geoff) and they are every bit as good, with a country twist.

[@ralphplacioomb16]

You should check Voiceplay - Oogie Boogie or Voiceplay - Daddy sang bass but prepare yourself for some low notes 😉

[@MuriKakari]

You specified that you're a sucker for a tenor? Check out anything of Voiceplay's featuring Deejay Young and also Queen in 5 minutes

[@jomaroliveras8864]

8:27 he went from D5 to D1, that's 5 octaves

[@ellamay-ip5tu]

9:57 everyone goes on and on about Geoffs range but Layne stein (the freaking beatboxer) has a range of A0-C#6!

[@alanward9660]

One of my favorites from Voiceplay but there is so much more. Oogie boogie is a must do as is superstition, carry on wayward son and Geoffs solo stuff, 16 tons, and blackbird. Subscribed for more acapella. Please also check out Home Free and Their covers of ring of fire, man of constant sorrow, how great thou art and Mayday.

[@stephenbrown9024]

One of my favorite VoicePlay videos is the Moana mashup!!! You should review that one :) Another amazing acapella group you should react to is Voctave (Disney Princess Medley)

[@elementalgolem5498]

i think he has somewhere around a 5 - 5 and a half octaves range, dont remember

[@kellywilliams364]

Sub for more a capella. More Voiceplay and also check out Home Free. They won Sing Off season 4.

[@markmclendon8621]

you have just discovered the fab Voiceplay genius the only group that approaches them is Homefree try "Folsom Prison" try Voiceplay "Can't Help Falling In Love" "Tennessee Whiskey"

[@bastiaanvanommen8497]

You should use headphones!🤩

[@Prego307]

Great reaction! Any song by VoicePlay will be a treat for sure. Also, another great Acapella group to react to is Home Free. They are amazing. Similar level of talent but with a little country flare. You might want to start with "Man of Constant Sorrow" with them to begin that rabbit hole. However, you have plenty of VP songs to keep you busy for a while. :)

[@emideleonardi]

I agree with Keith Hartley, you should check out the oogie boogie song ! You gonna love it

[@rustygarnett4393]

You mentioned that you liked Pentatonix and you've now discovered Voiceplay... that just leaves Home Free for you to review. I'd suggest either "Man Of Constant Sorrow" or "How Great Thou Art" be one of your first for Home Free. After you listen to those, then listen to "Mayday" to have the group roles turned upside-down. =) EDIT: Voiceplay does a Queen mashup that is spectacular!

[@MolnarG007]

Yaaay my favourite voice coach reacting to my favourite band/group! Please check out their Oogie Boogie Song too, my absolute favourite from them. Cheers from Hungary!