😱 FIRST TIME LISTENING TO I SEE FIRE - The Hobbit | Low Bass Singer Cover | Geoff Castellucci 

You are definitely NOT the first reactor who didn't realize that this was one guy performing and singing all the roles. And he does his own arrangements also! For Halloween this year, his release was 'Jack's Lament' (from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas', if you're not familiar with that movie or the song, you can watch a clip of that online prior to seeing Geoff's version). And it is one of his few videos where he doesn't show 'the clones' (the separately filmed versions of himself providing the other parts), just has them performing the background harmonies. The reason I particularly would recommend this video is the fact that, besides being a great and entertaining video, you really get to hear him shifting back and forth between his low, middle and upper registers, sometimes within the same phrase!

'All of them' is actually 'one of him'. Geoff's range spans 5 octaves, and his solo tracks feature all his vocals, providing the harmonies. It's difficult on this track (and Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold) for new reactors to realize that it's all him, because of all the makeup. But Geoff ("Jeff") is an amazing artist- he not only provided all the vocals, but he also created the arrangement, and he and his wife shot and edited the video. He's also the bass singer in an equally amazing a cappella group called VoicePlay- they are also well worth listening to- easily the equals of Pentatonix and Home Free- and have a very enthusiastic RU-vid fanbase. Their rabbithole is deep, fascinating, and so rewarding.

The magic of chameleon Geoff. He of insane vocal range 😉. He is also a founder member of a very successful a capella group "Voiceplay" - which you most definitely need to check out!

When you said "This should be therapeutic, please give me a prescription of this.", I thought "That's what his Patreon is for!" 🤣

Listen to Geoff's cover of Ain't No Sunshine. The original was great, but performed as a bit of a bop. Geoff gives it the emotional depth and seriousness that the lyrics deserve - all while treating us to some spectacular highs and lows.

Just FYI, all 4 vocalists you saw and heard, was all Geoff 🙃

Welcome to the world of Geoff (and his clones)! This blew me away the first time I heard it, I think this is one of his best - he really captured the feeling behind the lyrics (which BTW, Ed Sheeran did an awesome job with, as he is a huge Tolkien fan!). This was all Geoff, with the help of his wife, Kathy - and Rick Underwood, makeup/beard wrangler extraordinaire! His colleague from Voiceplay, Eli (Ellie) Jacobson programmed the lighting the day before, as he couldn't be there for the shoot. Both Geoff and Voiceplay do almost all of it themselves, arrangements, direction, costuming, etc., with additional help when needed with camera work, advanced makeup/prosthetics and the final audio mix, which is done by Ed Boyer (who mixes for many acapella groups like Home Free and Pentatonix), they will then sing over the audio track during filming, which makes it look more natural. Being completely independant allows them more creative freedom in what they choose to do, mostly funded by their ever-growing list of Patreon members! For more bassy goodness, check out his cover of 'Sixteen Tons', a mining-related song, best known from Tennessee Ernie Ford in 1955!

Geoff's vocal Range is insane. This song is actually the sequel to over the misty mountains cold that he covered. Same style and everything. You should also check out House of the rising sun and blackbird. 4 Geoff's no face paint. The group that he is a part of is also something. You should probably check out. Voiceplay is an acapella group that blows the mind with a wall of sound that leaves you speechless and wanting more. They are incredible. They did a cover of Metallica's nothing else matters last year that is amazing.

Listening to Geoff always, always makes me feel better. He has only been doing solo work since Covid shut the world down and Voiceplay had to stop touring. They concentrated on their video performances and Geoff had a little extra time. Try Geoff's version of an old American folk song, Shenandoah. Then start Voiceplay with Hoist the Colours from Pirates of the Caribbean 3. Subscribed in anticipation of more Geoff and Voiceplay!

This is my first time watching your reactions and you are pleasantly surprising to me. Thank you

Yep, low to high and back again! That's our Geoff! He and the Geoffettes (his clones) always deliver! To really hear him go deep, check his part out in Voiceplay's (the A Cappella group he's in) "Valhalla Calling."

Always watch all the way through Geoff’s videos; there are often interesting bits at the end.

Yeah, that’s all Geoff 😅 You should also check out his acapella group VoicePlay if you haven’t already, they are magical.

Haha, welcome to Geoff country! I suggest checking out Geoff's Sound of Silence, and then bouncing around the channel for a while because you really can't go wrong, and then heading over to Voiceplay, the a capella group Geoff sings with, to pick up Valhalla Calling (if you want blood and thunder and more Geoff Notes) or Nothing Else Matters (if you want beautifully profound) or, if you want to hear the other singers in the group and just want a really fun day, they recently turned "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" into just a joyous fun experience. (But really you can't go wrong with Voiceplay either, so if you see a title that speaks to you, go for it.)

They are all Geoff in different costumes

Glad that you are enjoying Geoff Castellucci. He sings all the parts and has a 5 octave range. Enjoy the Geoff rabbit hole. He is also the bass singer for VoicePlay. They are awesome. check them out as well.

Yes, there is healing power in voices in the bass ranges. I am in recover for a traumatic brain injury. One of the therapies we are using a low vibrational energy; which helps considerably. I seek out bass voices and just float while listening to them.

It’s so much more amazing when you know that these are all one person

Yes, that was all a Geoff solo! Try Geoff's cover of the Beatles Blackbird!

Geoff is also a member of Voiceplay an a capella group. They are amazing!

His voice is so soothing, totally agree with you. He also narrates books/stories and they are incredibly to listen to 😊

I think it's a primal thing. If you ever watch wildlife you see that the stag with the lowest voice gets the hinds. It's a signal of his health and strength I suppose. I think we just equate it will masculinity. It definitely vibrates through your body. But Geoff's voice is just so smoothing too. Geoff is also playing the piano though you don't see it in this one. And he did the arrangment, and either or his wife Kathy would have filmed it it, each part seperately. He them adds it all together on computer. He is a genius.

Transcendental is what I call this song. The first time I heard it I was completely mesmerized. And it still affects me that much.

If you can believe it, this isn't even a display of his lowest base. He can hit and sustain awe inspiring low notes. He also has a 4-5 octave range, which he often shows off. What feels most unique, to me, with this arrangement is how he shows off range WITHIN his base scale, with runs that move a lot, but all still in a base register. Also, if Geoff moves you like he moves me, you should check out Tim Foust, as well.

If you want to hear his entire range, check out his cover of "Ain't no sunshine"

There is nothing better than four Geoff (Jeffs). You ended the video too soon. If you had watched till the end you would have gotten to hear Geoff speaking voice and would have found out its all him singing all four parts. Arranged, Produced, Filmed, Performed and Edited by Geoff Castellucci. He was these same four dwarfs in his cover of Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold.

Another FYI- the "drums" (snare) are shovels in sand and mud.

welcome to world of 4 geoffs

The Castelucci brothers do it again! LOL! 😂😉🤣

These are all Geoff. It's amazing the range he has. Take a look at VoicePlay's Hellfire (Hunchback of Notre Dame). Another Geoff solo or two Ain't No Sunshine (Bill Withers), Sounds of Silence (no clones but he does use the high voices he has for harmonizing) and he plays the piano here as well.

Hmm, healing power of a vibrating low tone... Cat purring!

Geoff therapy could definitely be a thing. His speaking voice is SO mellow too.

it's The Same guy Singing All the Parts in This Video it's Geoff Castellucci Singing All of the Parts

Okay... have we suggested Folsom Prison yet? Because I cannot wait to see your reaction to that one. Perhaps Way Down as well... yes, his voice is something special.

Fun reaction ! If you really want to hear Geoff 'show off' his vocal range, then there are two pieces that I highly recommend. Oddly they are both excerpts from the same musical movie. Check out Geoff's acapella group Voiceplay performing 'Oogie Boogie's Song', and Goeff's rendition of 'Jack's Lament'. I think you will enjoy them quite a bit !

Since you like Bass voices, you should check out a group called the Bass Gang. They are four bass singers who got together on the internet (2 live in USA, 1 in Czech republic and one in Egypt).

Geoff is the only performer you're watching in this video. You should check out his other covers, as well as Voice Play the group he is part of.

Cats use purring as healing and physical preservation method, as the vibration they cause with it helps muscles and nerves return to their natural place. Also animals use growling before a fight to set their muscle system ready and warm up. So a subharmonic note that creates vibration should have some “healing powers” in a sense.

It s just one guy !!!!!

You have to be kidding to think it’s multiple people!! Just one guy Geoff. Enjoy!!

I think these deep voices are part of the reason women are grateful that there are men on this planet. I really had to try hard to accept the fact that he is performing all 4 parts !!!

He has a new release coming out Friday and Voiceplay has one not far behind I'm sure.

You must also try his Headless Horseman. One of his most underrated covers.

You do know that is Geoff playing all the parts on screen right ?

Check out Geoff's Jack's Lament, Folsom Prison Blues, Monster Mash,

you should check "The Wicked" medley from Voiceplay....

You should definitely do big bad John by Geoff

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This isn't even as low as he goes. Valhalla Calling by his acapella group Voiceplay has an amazing sustained B0

You should hear him with Voiceplay Oogie Boogie's Song. There he shows his full range

Lol, the fake face hair got you. You have plenty of company. 😊 If you’re curious, the one to the far left, without any beard/mustache/ect is the “real” Geoff. That’s what he usually looks like. Check out his cover of Jack’s Lament (from the movie Night Before Christmas) to hear him showing off that range without trying to trick you into thinking there’s four of him. 😊

If you want a special short song have a look at Jairo - Begin By Letting Go (Etherwood Cover)

Yup. One man 4 parts!😅

Now, you'll have to watch his other Hobbit song called Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold.

Geoff also plays piano, so I suspect that was him too. High pitch females voices I find attractive, perhaps that is a male thing. So many women find low male voices attractive, perhaps a female thing?

All same guy. His cover of the Beatle song Blackbird displays his five octave voice best.

It's all one guy

You know it is the same person - right?

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Geoff is great, this is great. Peter Hollens did it better. Fact.

You're not prepared for his latest release "Wicked Game". Get ready the salts. You may faint.