@@lurecy97, oh, no, I agree with you, to a point. But he also has the ability to jump between roles and has characteristics of all bass types, though... pretty unique.
Home Free doesn’t like to be pigeonholed into one range! They love to mess with their fan’s!!🤣. This is how they keep you coming back...to see what’s next!! Nice reaction!!
"Do You Hear What I Hear" is another amazing song done by Hime Free. Tim uses more of his full range going from high to low at one point to in time in just a few seconds. The video is older because Chris Rupp is still in it but I think its my favorite Home Free song.
Yeah, this one was basically done to show you that they can flip all over the place. Rob can go surprisingly low for a tenor, as can Austin, and Adam Rupp (The drummer) can sing really high, and really low when he does sing. Not to mention of course the awesomeness that is Tim, and Chance was actually in an a capella group before these guys on the Sing Off, where he was the bass.
Great reaction- Adam Chance was the bass singer in his previous group, and he killed it in this song. I do love his voice in the baritone range as well, and he and Tim both have crazy ranges- Tim was right up there with Rob in this one lol
Yes the baritone is singing bass and the bass is singing tenor here that's how versitile they are and did you hear that beatboxer holding down the beat? He was doing a lot there.
😂🤣 I'm glad I turned the volume down... loved your reaction! For more Chance, the baritone, check out their cover of I Can't Outrun You. Harmonies are stunning!
Mighty great reaction. Home Free's cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow" is one you should react to. Tim is real bass on this one. Adam (beat box ) with his imitation of a harmonica and Chance (baritone) with his imitation of a mouth harp, and the sound of swamp bull frogs at the beginning and end of the video is amazing. Video shot at the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, Alabama. GATOR country.
Honestly, you could react to anything by Home Free and still get the views! But some of their less reviewed stuff (so you may not have heard them already): Country Fried Pop Medley, Honey, I'm Good, Champagne Taste, Thank God I'm a Country Boy,
Yes, Austin's high wailing voice is special. Be sure to look up their live performance of him singing Les Miserables, Bring Him Home. Oh wow! He was classically trained so you get a chance to hear that. Enjoy. Take care. Thanks for the reactions. (PS: They just put out a fun/funny video off their new Christmas album. Austin wrote, and sings lead. Cold Hard Cash (at Christmas)
Good to find you. I am a Home Fry and you may want to react their covers of Blue Ain’t Your Color, End Of The Road or really anything they do is amazing. They are the best at making covers their own! Enjoyed your reaction ... 🎵🎶😁🎶🎵
Other great songs of Home Free “Do You Hear What I Hear”, “All about that Bass”, “Man of Constant Sorrow”, “How Great Thou Art”, Chris Rupp (former founding member of Home Free) with Tim Foust, “Long Black Train” “Folsom Prison Blues”, “Cover Me Up”, “Thank God I’m a Country Boy”, “Dive Bar Saints”, “Snow Globe”.
Crazy good. Loved your reaction. Glad you knew what their 'normal' roles were before you saw this. The surprise is just wonderful and it's so awesome that reactors 'get it' just like we did.
Prior to coming to Home Free Adam Chance was bass for Street Corner Symphony, another alumnus of The Sing Off. He shows well in 2 of their videos "Hard to Handle" and "Madness".
Adam Chance is the "Baritone" of Home Free, but he does Bass for other groups, and you'll see this comment edited when I remember the name lol, but he has a crazy range as well. There are these videos that are bass 'battles' where it basically shows the low end of the range of Tim Foust, Geoff Castellucci, Avi Kaplan, Adam Chance, and Matt from Pentatonix. Adam hangs with all of them, most of the way down. All of them are insanely talented, but Tim is the only one I've heard who breaks speakers during shows. They did a cover of Honey I'm Good and it's amazing if you want to give it a listen. Not even for the video, just for the sake of hearing it. I'd recommend the live version. I think the video is called Tim's Vibration or something cause his bass shakes the flippin camera. It's great.
Loved your reaction! Yeah we told ya Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5 octave range and this is him singing in a tenor voice. The baritone, Chance, has a 4 octave range and did a great job here. They’re all so good. If you want to hear low voices with Chance taking the lead try I Can’t Outrun You. It’s fantastic. Helplessly Hoping, How Great Thou Art, Seven Bridges Road, What We Ain’t Got are all great. Keep reacting. You can’t go wrong with Home Free!
Adam Chance, Home Free's baritone, used to sing bass with his previous group, and still sings the bassline when Tim feels like singing words. I'd love to hear more Home Free from you - try I Can't Outrun You or for a recent song, Down to the Honkytonk, for more of Chance's lead. Or if you'd like to try a different acapella group, his previous group was called Street Corner Symphony and they came second in season two of the Sing-Off, before Pentatonix and Home Free. I love their versions of Uptown Funk and Stay With Me, or for something completely different I Believe In A Thing Called Love.
Thanks for doing this, one of my favorite Home Free videos! How about a Voiceplay one next, scars to your beautiful/All time Low mashup. It’s a really good one and lesser known.
Chance sang bass with Street Corner Symphony who were on Sing Off and so was Peter Hollens. You may have already seen Misty Mountain with Tim and Peter Hollens, groundshaking! Try When A Man Loves a Woman with Austin's lead... great. He also just released Neon Moon.Also if you haven't already done, check out In The Blood and Go Rest High On That Mountain. If you want a change to comedy, go to Pop Medley, Guilty Pleasures, and Story Time with Tim...all super.
Lol! Your reaction at the start when you realized Tim is singing tenor lead and someone is STILL doing the bass, was too cool! I had the same thought the first time I saw this video. That bass is Adam Chance (they call him Chance, because they already have Adam Rupp the beat-boxer who they call Adam). If you want to hear some of his range, first look at their cover of "I Can't Outrun You." Chance sings the lead and it's in a baritone range. Then look at their cover of "Can't Stop the Feeling." He imitates a guitar in parts but there's a part (repeated a few times) where they do an ascending chord singing just imagine, just imagine, just imagine. Chance sings the upper tenor part on the 3rd 'just imagine' in the phrase and it's so much higher than his lower notes. He has a good 4 plus octave range like Tim, just pitched a little higher.
Another home free that's jaw dropping? Maybe you can consider their teamiming up with peter hollens and a choir for their cover of u2's cover of... still can't find what I'm looking for. Just amazing totally is. Its a must hear. Just spectacular vocally and in arranging. Video is fantastic to see. Thanks . I'm subscribing I enjoyed this reaction a lot
Adam is the baritone of the group. He is actually a bass but sings bass-baritone in the group. He started his career in the a cappella group Street Corner Symphony. Source: Adam Chance | Home Free Wiki | Fandomhome-free.fandom.com › wiki › Adam_Chance
I subbed just because you reacted just like I did by Chances uppercut when he hit that basement note. Hit me almost as hard as the first time I got Mitch-slapped. Crazy!
You sir are legit. Most everyone of the vocal coaches and professional singers I've seen react couldn't figure out Adam Chance was taking bass here but you figured it out in almost no time. I'm half way to tone deaf myself but respect your knowledge because a good ear by itself wouldn't have caught the switch in bass singers. I'll keep an eye on this channel for other reactions.
You may like the live version as well of them in concert doing this song. It is pretty awesome to see them pull it off. Plus there is a little extra in the concert version. You will not be disappointed.
Two great songs to hear Austin belt in his high range are When a Man Loves a Woman with Home Free (if you haven't already reacted to it) and his solo on his own channel (Austin Brown) of Bring Him Home.
Please try one of their original songs. Dive Bar Saints, Full of Cheer or Timeless. Their own music is even more beautiful then their covers. Thanks, Brett's wife
What amazed me is Tim not singing bass at all but doing amazing tenor harmonies. And Chance did all the low notes especially that one really low. So we flipped two voices in this
Just found your reaction, I watched through it and then subscribed. Full on Home Fry here, went down that rabbit hole after my sister introduced me to their Sea Shanty Medley. I love watching Reactions to ALL their songs, but when it comes to Mayday I'm actually pretty critical. You can ALWAYS tell when someone does this song before getting to know the group very well. This song is one that has to be done after the Reactor is familiar with what ranges they normally sing -- because that's when you have the jaw-dropping moments in THIS song. Just like reactions to Guilty Pleasures Derailed .... If you don't let it play for long before trying to critique it, you ruin the surprise. It's hilarious -- if you AREN'T trying to critique their song choices, or their singing style, or the beatboxing -- the things you would NORMALLY be doing with a song. It's called 'Derailed' for a REASON, LOL. As one commentor said (after realizing what was going on and stopping the critiquing) ... they 'broke' him. Yep, it'll do that to you, lol .... For hilarious songs TO critique, try Butts Medley, Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget (best followed by Full of Cheer), Hillbilly Bone, etc. People are Home Fries for a reason -- I still haven't found even ONE song that I didn't like. They can do it all -- funny, serious, soulful, gospel, whatever. Different styles, different genres, different keys. Enjoy! :)
If you listen to a live version of this, the only difference is a bit of layering on the studio track here. And the quality of the phone used to record... LOL Try their original Catch Me if You Can. It's off the Dive Bar Saints album so it's "recent". In fact Dive Bar Saints is also a good original. And there are some Penta-fries out there. Thanks! ^_^
Chance is the Baritone with a Good Bassist background! Here's a List to get to know Chance: Go React to: "Some Girls Do" "Castle On The Hill" "Cover Me Up" "Blue Ain't Your Colour" "Colder Weather" "Die A Happy Man" "What's The World Coming To" "In The Blood" "Winter Song" "The Gambler" "Take Me Home Country Roads" "Folsom Prison Blues" "Down To The Honky Tonk" "Dive Bar Saints" "I Can't Outrun You" "Helplessly Hoping" "Snowglobe" "American Pie" Featuring Don McLean
It just seem so apropos for you to listen and react to Home Free's version of Man of Constant Sorrow. Somehow the video shooting location seem right up your alley.
ok Mike ..i will let you in a a couple secrets...1 Tim the bass has a over 5 octave vocal range hence why he was up there in the tenor range and 2 Adam aka Chance the barritone was bass in his former group so yeah they are both able to cover the bass line..and they do switch it up frequently..take care neighbor
That was fun. It gets everybody. If you really want to hear Austin wailing, try their cover of When A Man Loves A Woman. See the other side of him on his solo video of Tears in Heaven.
Bass. Try Ring of Fire. Or Walking this Land by Home Free Tim Foust has a 6 octive range. He has blown several sound systems with his bass They sing that live the same way.
I’m a brand new subscriber & your reaction to “Mayday” is my favorite reaction I’ve ever seen & I’ve watched a lot cuz I’m a Home Fry. 😁 Side notes: Adam Chance (baritone) is my birthday twin & if you haven’t yet, check out Home Free’s cover of Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues”.
Loving your reactions! A couple songs you may or may not have heard before, 'Do you hear what I hear', 'Children go where I send thee', 'Down to the Honkytonk' by HomeFree. 'Misty Mountains' Tim Foust and Peter Hollens and 'A Crimpella' by voiceplay 😄👍❤❤
To hear some more bass Chance I recommend checking out Street Corner Symphony. Before he joined Home Free he actually was their full time bass. I specifically recommend listening to Madness and Hard To Handle
Love to see reaction to Mayday by someone who KNOWS the members and we get to see the shook! If someone reacts before, they love the sound but miss the point!
