"Wow....I don't know what to say....they are good!"...words spoken by every first and last time listener of Home Free....ever!..... Your on your way to becoming a "Home Fry" ......and the good news is ....they just keep getting better!....Try "Mayday" next...and be sitting down! ....Great reaction...liked, subbed, shared and....Ding!
I'm not a country music fan either but I love Home Free. They all have a great vocal range and cover all styles of music. Adam the beat boxer is also awesome. Lots to hear ...have fun
welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free. Literally 4 World Class Vocalists and Arguably the best Beat Boxer on earth. I also always love the effect Tim (Bassist) has on people Especially Women. Tim Literally has a 5 Octive Range. Great reaction from you. Enjoyed your video.
They bill themselves as "country" but they cover a diverse assortment of material, but yes they have that "country" sound because they're the only ones doing country a capella. They cover everything from Marvin Gaye to Dolly Parton and everything in between. This is one of those "once you pick it up, you can't put it down" groups. And as someone said in the comments below you must react to 'Mayday'.
Get ready for all the home fries to subscribe and send suggestions!! We love people who love Homefree! Tim also does a few songs with Peter Hollens, check those out too!!
Welcome to the land of Home Fries. I've loved listening to them since I first heard them about 8 months ago. They have such amazing talent. The lead in this song is Rob Lundquist. He has such an angelic voice, but on this song there was a part of him that came out I haven't seen. The other lead on the higher parts is Austin Brown. His high end is awesome. The bass in the middle part is Tim Foust, who's total range is crazy. He goes from super low in Sold, Do You Hear What I Hear, Ring of Fire, to high in Mayday, All About That Bass. If you have a subwoofer, don't play it too loud, he might blow it. He blew a speaker at a live show while doing Your Man. Adam Chance (affectionately called just Chance), carried the bass guitar line in this song. His range is more baritone, but very smooth. He can sing somewhat low, his best low note I've heard comes in Mayday, but he has gone lower in background. Adam Rupp is one of the best beat boxers in the world. His drum sounds are so good, most people can't distinguish between him and the real thing. He also has an amazing array of other sounds. Man of Constant Sorrow is one song that might give you an idea of how talented he is. Also, there are videos of him doing beat box solos in concert that will blow your mind. Combined, these 5 have the most amazing blend that makes their harmonies give you goosebumps. Seven Bridges Road, Helplessly Hoping, Auld Lang Syne, and How Great Thou Art are good songs that really showcase their blend. Definitely react to more of their stuff, your sub count will go up quicker.
I am both a huge Pentatonix fan and a huge Home Free fan . Home Free did a cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring Of Fire" featuring Avi and you really need to watch that one . You just got a little taste of Home Free's bass, Tim Foust and it is a bit mind blowing to see both of those basses together. Home Free does a lot of country and they do it very very well but they also do other genre's very very well also. And not just covers. They also have original music so check them out.
Even if you are not a country fan they do everything. Ring of Fire has Avi from PTX, God Bless the USA with Lee Greenwood , American Pie with Don McLean for its 50 year anniversary, oldies Unchained Melody, To the Moon and Back is a classic of Dolly Pardon. These boys bring back the joy of old great music and do it with grace fun and family values. Try Helplessly Hoping, In the Blood, How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High on that Mountain, Misty Mountain, Do you Hear What I Hear, Mary Did you Know and for New Years you have to do Alde Lang Syne. Best version ever done. And they even recently did opera Nasum Dorme and killed it. If you like theater, Austin's Bring him Home is phenomenal. And just laid back feel good music, One Man Band or Cover me up are wonderful. If you need a hug, Everything will be Okay and Mom are amazing. Have fun!
Great reaction...thank you! You’re about to be bombarded by Home Free fans, (called Home Fries), and we’re all going to beg you to react to more of them.
Things to know about Home Free: 1-They do all genres of music. 2-They have 4 lead singers, no one is considered the lead. They take turns depending on the song. 3-The 4 "main" singers all have world class voices. (I'm not kidding) 4-The main Bass, Tim Foust, has a 5 octave range and can hit notes so low that you can't believe it. 5-They actually have 2 Bass guys. 6-Some of their best songs are from Pop music, with a country twist. 7- Their Christmas and Gospel songs are unbelievable. 8-You won't find any group that has better harmonies. 9-Their fans are called "Home Fry's" and you will become one if you listen to much more of their music. (don't say I didn't warn you) 10-If you are reacting to HF, I'm watching!
Enjoyed... Been a fan of Home Free for years now.. everything they do is great. And they have no problem being fun and goofy..Adam Rupp their beatboxer is one of the best too..
Home Free is amazing! They are a country group, but they do songs from other genres and put their own touch on them. Their beatboxer so is phenomenal and his drums so real, you’ll forget there are no instruments. “Honey I’m Good” and “Blue Ain’t Your Color” are great but any song from their list will impress. More Home Free reactions please!
Yes, Avi worked on an old country favorite Ring of Fire with Homefree. And yes Tim (the bass) goes as low as Avi, but with a slightly different sound, one mellow, the other that deep country growl tone. Home Free does do a good deal of country, make a lot of if fun, but their voices are perfect in a variety of songs. The bass is incredible (Tim Foust), you seemed blown away by what isn't even his lowest notes.. he has blown bass woofers in concert. Their beat box is inhuman. (there is actually a solo beat box vid) and in Man of Constant Sorrow, he also does a harmonica sound that is incredible. You should go through all their songs, I think you will find something incredible in each one. Sometimes the bass, sometimes the tenor, sometimes its all about the harmonies.
They are an all-vocal country group, but they add beat to the country songs with their beatboxer and upbeat arrangements which makes them unique and something everyone can listen to and like. This song is more of a R&B song, but they add their touch to it and it turned out awesome!
If you review them again listen to their Elvira cover, which they actually did with The Oakridge Boys! Another to review if you haven’t is Where Rainbows Never Die by the SteelDrivers (a bluegrass band Chris Stapleton used to be in before performing under his own name). Side note: Tim Foust the main bass in Home Free has a range from A0-A5...
Nice reaction.. Home Free is beyond description... You have got to watch their videos.. Check out " How Great Thou Art".. and "Helplessly Hoping".. and one of my favorites.. "MayDay".. wait." Blue Aint Your Color".. oh geez.. any of them are great! Philly Home Fry here.. .Welcome! (oh and if you REALLY want to hear Tim with that bass voice rumble.. put on some headphones)
Thanks Love these Guys So Talented and Amazing people in person and on stage! Please react to More Home Free and you are welcome to Turn them Up!😉😘😍❤️✌🏻
Yeah primarily country but they do a fair amount of pop and pop/country. I was never a country fan but their take on country is really appealing. The bulk of their videos are highly entertaining (not dissing PTX here, but their videos are infinitely more entertaining than anything PTX has ever put out and I think I've seen most of them). They've been around for a while now so they have a large volume of videos to choose from and they made a member change, so depending on how far back you go you'll see 2 different baritones. Their new baritone sang bass in this song...So in effect they now have 2 bass/baritones, which before they really only had one bass (Tim - the one you were surprised by here). Tim is one of the lowest bass singers in the A Capella industry so listening with headphones will serve you well. The same with their beatboxer Adam - one of the best (voted the best by his peers at one time I think). Most of their "solos" don't incorporate quite as much ad-libs or runs as this one did. This was a showcase for Rob who I'm realizing is quite amazing at manipulating his voice to sound different on different tracks (he sounds more edgy and twangy on "Man of Constant Sorrow" yet smooth as butter on "Blue Aint Your Color". They all take the lead at different times except for their beatboxer. Tip...if you're going to do "requests" (because you'll get a lot of them) look for the "official video" of whatever request you're doing...because often times people will pick out lives or audio only...and usually when a "Home Fry" is requesting a video they're talking about the official video release. Have fun with them - we Home Fries are pretty obsessed!
Yes, mainly country, but, they cover a LOT of stuff. Avi did Ring of Fire with them. DEFINITELY react to them more PLEASE. For Home Free: Auld Lang Syne for their harmonies; Man of Constant Sorrow if want to experience their A Capella abilities. Yes NO INSTRUMENTS with these guys. Their beat-boxer is crazy good!! OH, and.... unless you have a five channel speaker system.... you should listen to them with headphones or ear buds.
The cover that Home Free did with Avi Kaplin was "Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash. The bass from Home Free can go low enough that he has been known to blow out speakers.😂
Yes their the only country accapella band around... try helplessly hoping, I can’t outrun you, try everything, ring of fire, ails lang syne... the list is endless. Will watch for you reaction on more of their stuff :) I saw them live like last week and can tell you their even better live. Home free is awesome.
FYI you have 174 views and 50 subscribers ...the more Home Free reactions you do...the more subs you will get! Even me....but I need to see more then one! This was a great start! May I suggest their cover of My Church...you will enjoy it!
You seemed Amazed by Tim voice the deep voice you want to see him do a really good in home free check out Man of Constant Sorrow if not that one check him out doing a duet with Peter Hollens called Misty Mountain and yes everything is a Capello
Please react to home free ring of fire and do you hear what I hear. Then just react to any home free you can find!!!! The bass Tim Foust has the widest range ever!!
I would recommend watching "Can't Stop The Feeling". It's a Justin Timberlake cover by Home Free while they are partying with their wives and girl friends (special appearance by Buegs, Satchmo, and others). ... Guy
I'm going to second all the other suggestions by everyone else and add in the medleys and mashups. The Butts remix, Country Fried Pop Medley, Hunter Hays Medley, Woman Amen/Female, Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get it On, Fishin' in the Dark/Boondocks, a live version of Timeless/Try Everything. There are just some songs that can't be left out. Castle on the hill, Good Ol' Country Harmony, a live version of 9 to 5 with a beat box solo that knocks everyone's socks off. Do You Hear What I Hear... The lists go on and on. Thank you, I'm looking forward to your next choice! ^_^
Love your reaction. If you want to experience that beautiful bass and baritone, their cover of In The Blood by John Mayer is so good. You will get a lot of good recommendations. They have a lot of really fun videos. I would suggest the videos before live, and headphones make a huge difference.
Your reactions are a pleasure. One Home Free video you would certainly enjoy is their mashup of Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get It On. Like this one, it does not have a country vibe. Here's a link: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Mm9G-tWrxNs.html
Along with the many other songs mentioned should also try version of " how great thou art " , traditional but you get to hear their bass, Tim foust vocal range, I believe 5 octaves, another recent is " man of constant sorrow', amazing what can be done with the voice Also go to the sing off show and find there version of "ring of fire", Johnny Cash tribute the ending will really appreciate the vocal range he has
Damn - Guess I wasn't fast enough....... as I pause the reaction to Mayday to type this.........:( ........ but ......... oh well!!!! Enjoyed your reaction --- expressions tell the story one again :) !!! OH -- Huge point here..... always, always listen to Home Free with a good set of headphones/earbuds, always!!!! You have a lot of listening to do (and reactions) if you stay with Home Free. You're an Avi fan, don't blame ya there ....... Tim Foust (super bass) is just unbelievable with an unreal range. (Adam) Chance doubles as bass (very very good) but is listed as HF's baritone. --- OH, if you get requests for "Mayday", I ask that you hold off till you learn who's who and who does what and so on ........ before listening; you will loose or won't recognize the significance of it. A really good place to start is with the SingOff performances --- you learn so much here!!! The following list is in order (the links provided are because of best best audio/video quality) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bfzd_RKGHAQ.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9yjBxZ5SxI4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eYELP1qwFA8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H7dkSFyhduk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9YSRRI7rmMU.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8IA81Fjcdd.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mNr4LEe5IjE.html Thanks so much for your reaction, looking forward to more!
Welcome to the invasion of the Home Fries Home Free’s cover of Blue ain’t your colour is one of my favourites as well as Ring of fire featuring Avi Kaplan. Definitely worth checking out.
