House of the Rising Sun: Immediately Yes Reacts to the balls drop of Geoff Castellucci 💬💬 

Oh ladies.... Voice Play's "Oogie Boogie's Song". Geoff sings the lead in it and the video is SOOOO much fun too! You'll love this!

Fun reaction! If no one's told you yet Geoff has at least a five octave range. Just keep reacting to him and his group VoicePlay and the fans will follow!😁

For more of a "thirst trap" (and some great singing), you should check out Geoff, Geoff, Geoff and Geoff do "Sixteen Tons". The song that introduces most people to Voiceplay really shows off Geoff's range - "Oogie Boogie's Song" from A Nightmare Before Christmas.

Geoff is a phenomenon. When you consider that it's his arrangement, production, editing in partner with his wife Kathy. He has only been doing solos since the pandemic hit and Voiceplay could no longer tour. Hulda is correct, his cover of I See Fire is the best he's done (and that's saying a lot).

My mother told me , hoist the colors, far over the Misty mountains cold, the headless horseman song, sixteen tons, you pick any one of these and you’ll be floored. Love your channel ladies you’re all awesome

LOL at the title

I'd say you really should do _Misty_ _Mountains_ _Cold,_ and then - given the way you are enjoying Geoff's voice - his cover of _Way_ _Down._ That will help you get to know the different Geoffs.

Geoff's best solo work (my opinion of course) has to be "Far Over the Misty Mountains Cold" from The Hobbit. I highly recommend checking it out! Great reaction video by the way, it's a lot of fun watching y'all take this journey down the Voiceplay / Geoff rabbit hole!

Hi ladies, I'd suggest you to take a look at two Geoff's videos that are strictly related one to each other. The first one is "Far over the Misty Mountains cold", from the first movie in "The Hobbit" trilogy; and the second one, his most recent release, is "I see fire", from the second movie of the Trilogy. Those will show you not only what Geoff is capable of, but also how much he improved in the last couple years. And both of them are astounding. Remember, it's always only him in the videos... He wears different outfits and complex makeups in those, many didn't understand it was only him in four disguises. 🙂 Geoff, like Voiceplay, does everything himself... Arrangement, performing, video, editing (but for the final audio editing, which is made by Ed Boyer), and decides set, costumes and whatever else. Eli often does the lighting, Layne does some camera work (both from Voiceplay). Geoff's wife Kathy is the Production Manager for both VP and Geoff. And works on some costumes as well. They are fully independent... 🙂 See you next time!

welcome to the voiceplay Geoff rabbit hole, i strongly suggest going to both channels and checking out all the videos and randomly picking one out of each to react to , you will not be disappointed

I think a lot of your viewers will recommend Geoff's cover of I See Fire from the Hobbit. However, he has previous video also from the Hobbit call Far Over The Misty Mountains Cold. He uses the same costumes in both and you really get to hear a lot of his range. While it would make for a longer video if you reacted to both songs in a single video I think your viewers would really like it.

If you want a good display of his range I would check out this cover of Sound of Silence or High and Dry.

The version of Nothing Else Matters, Seven Nation Army is very well done as well. His version solo of Sound of Silence is hauntingly beautiful as well. Keep up the good shows.

'Such a plus that almost all his videos have 4 or 5 of him. I have to say, I love his baritone even more than his bass. Btw, he does a lot of the musical arrangements for Voice Play and sometimes for Home Free. So, brains AND looks. AND talent.😍

as someone that can go that low, it doesn't hurt, but is very exhausting

His cover of Monster Mash is so much fun!!! Also as some others have recommended Oogie Boogie’s Song from Nightmare Before Christmas is a fun one from Voiceplay that features Geoff and shows his range. But would love to see you react to more Voiceplay in general, so many fantastic covers to choose from! ❤

Geoff has a lot of solo work, as well as work with the group VoicePlay. He also arranged Elvira for Home Free I believe, and VoicePlay "Hoist the colors" is amazing. Check out more of his solo work, including Sixteen Tons, Headless Horseman, Blackbird etc...the only issue I have with older Geoff and VoicePlay videos is that the bass drop seems more of a gimmick than fitting the song....but most of the newer titles over the past several years have been fantastic.

You have to do his cover if I See Fire!!!!! 🔥🔥

Welcome to Geoff Castellucci, the master of five octaves.

I know that you guys reacted to Home Free's version of Man of Constant Sorrow, but Geoff's version, again with the 4 Geoff's, is way better imho. I guess you could say that this video was a so low solo. 😂🤣 Puff puff pass ✌️

I love watching women react to Geoff's voice. I believe there is even a YT video showing multiple reactors. And all us guys wish we had that voice 🤣

Yes you got the name right. It;s arguable but possibly his greatest range variance might be in Blackbird , or The Oogie Boogie Song, but that's not as low as can go as he keeps working on his low notes.

Yall are hilarious! Love it, just subscribed.

Hannah is too awesome ! Even the little clap on half tempo.

More solo Geoff's .... "Blackbird" and "Sixteen Tons" ...... VoicePlay .... "the Oogie Boogie Song" ....... keep up the good work Ladies ....

Singing with continuous lyrics and phonation is definitely different from being a bass as a backup role. He was singing like a normal bass here. With VoicePlay, he doesn't have to carry a full vocal line, so his approach is going to be different. His lead role for Voiceplay's "Valhalla Calling" was a bit different, too, because he was purposely darkening the sound by placing his voice further back. With his rendition of "House of the Rising Sun" he was singing more with a forward placement, which gives it a brighter tone... he was still singing pretty deep; just with a brighter tone.

I recommend one of VoicePlay’s earlier songs, Oogie Boogie’s Song (from A Nightmare Before Christmas). Geoff sings lead, and shows off a range of about 4 1/2 octaves. Another VoicePlay cover worth checking out is In The Hall Of The Mountain King. No words, just vocal music, and with a female guest.

The RANGE he has!!! Those who know have said he has a 5 octave range....SO incredible!!!!! He sounds SO good throughout his range and THAT is rare indeed!

Not only does Geoff provide all of the vocals on his videos, he also does all of the musical accompaniment as well. He's an excellent keyboard/piano player, and he uses plug-ins on his keyboards to provide other instruments - guitars, strings, percussion, etc. Recommended: Sixteen Tons (the first time I heard Geoff solo - OMG!), I See Fire (his latest, and IMO his best so far), Man of Constant Sorrow (If you've heard Home Free's version, this is a very different take on the song), Monster Mash (you may want to save this one for Halloween)

High and Dry is an amazing cover , but in reality , every thing he publishes is awesome and amazing !

IMO, the 3 most Popular A Cappella bands have Bassist that can sing in all the ranges. Low, Medium, High and Very High. Tim Foust from HOME FREE, Avi Kaplan from used to be Pentatonix and Geoff Castellucci from Voice Play. But, I don't know for sure that other groups don't have the same thing. THAT is a great example of Popularity make even the miniscule thing important. BUT, if anyone can challenge Tim Foust, I think Geoff can. Great Post, Ladies.

Welcome to the world of geoff castellucci. Its a world where things that seem impossible are possible and the talent that shines off this man will blind you 😂 enjoy! 💜

Castellucci = Cas-teh-LOO-chee. It's Italian for someone who lives in a castle. We could say he's the KING of bass singers, or he's the DRAGON that took over the castle, haha! He definitely took over all of our hearts. "I See Fire" is new and probably his best yet! Way high, and dragon breath.

Geoff and VoicePlay are so good! They've been getting better and better too! There are some really great songs on both channels. They cover such a wide range of genres, the versatility is just insane. Hope you guys check out some more of them

His entire channel is GREAT! Check out EVERYTHING! He has covered The Beatles ('Blackbird'), he has covered SO MANY other things and he has done some tutorials on how to do Bass vocals. If you liked this video, I am sure you will love his whole channel. He does Halloween stuff which is always fun ('The Headless Horseman', 'The Monster Mash'), he does Country, he does Folk music (covered Johnny Cash's version of 'Ghost Riders In The Sky'). He does some ethnic favorites like 'Mele Kalikimaka'. He has covered Disney stuff like 'Bare Necessities'. There's so much this guy can do! Both of the end cards on the video you reacted to are great. :)

Subscribed! Romantic Geoff tunes to check out: "Till Then'", "Ain't No Sunshine", and "Way Down" which is an Elvis classic. Middle Earth Geoff: "Misty Mountains" and "I See Fire" both go subterranian. Storyteller Geoff: "Sixteen Tons", "Big Bad John", and "Ghost Riders in the Sky".

The super low notes are called sub-harmonics and are almost like a low growl. It's a technique that takes lots of practice to normally be able to have that level of control.

Oh my sweet summer ladies. Sadly, in my opinion, this is an above average performance, but there were so many other good ones for your first solo reaction to Geoff. Ah well. There's only two songs, so far, that I highly recommend listening to on a full stereo setup. I think even high quality headphones miss some of lower end. VoicePlay's cover of "Can't Help Falling In Love With You" and Geoff's "Mele Kalikimaka" (featuring The American Sirens.) For some good solo Geoff bass, "Big Bad John", "Sixteen Tons", "Far Over the Misty Mountains". As usual, though, you really can't go wrong on any of his songs.

So much to react to Geoff’s latest covers are out And another group that Geoff is friends with is Home Free Music and him and the. Home free bass Tim Foust are both awesome bass singers

Geoff castellucci, I see fire ❤

I would also recommend watching another bass singer called Tomi P He has an incredible 6 octave range and his bass has on many occasions shaken my headset/earbuds out of my head I would recommend his cover of Jericho or an of his songs

One of my favorite songs from my youth. Geoff did a good version and I enjoyed your reaction. My favorite cover of this song is still the performance Haley Reinhart did on American Idol. BTW, if your not familiar with PMJ (PostModern Jukebox), you should check them out. They take songs and do a cover that is era or genre specific. They have lots of different soloist. Hailey has a version of the song Creep that she did with them that has 115 million views. She also teams up with two other performers to do a great version of All About That Bass. :-)

Y’all are grinning like you’re all sitting on the bass speakers

Great reaction! If you truly want want to experience Geoff's talent, react to his cover of The Beatles "Blackbird" and/or "High and Dry". Both display his five octave range.

Loved you guys on Black Pegasus, hope you rock to Ren here. Would love to see Tom Macdonald, Jelly Roll, Ryan Upchurch.

Range: Ain't No Sunshine

You definitely should check out Geoff's cover of Sixteen Tons.

Geoff is a god and best of all most basses you can't understand at times Geoff clear tones high and sub harmonic I rec his big bad John cover but all are great

I See Fire and Sound of Silence show Geoff's huge range.

Try The Oogie Boogie song Geoff has a 5 octave range?

Love your reactions! Be aware, Geoff is a Tenor who was turned to the deep side...

You might want to check out his cover of Bare Necessities from the Jungle Book movie.

I love Geoff and VoicePlay, but I sometimes feel like he overdoes the bass drops. It’s like he just throws in crazy low notes at random and it doesn’t always fit the song. Sometimes it detracts from the song to me. That’s the difference from Tim in my opinion. Very rarely does Tim just throw in a low note just for the heck of it. His low notes feel like they belong to the song and fit the harmonies better. Not to take away how amazing Geoff is, but that’s just my thoughts coming from a choir and quartet background.

As a Bass Vocalist myself I was a little offended at first when you were accusing us of only singing 1 note, but then I stopped and thought about it and was like, yeah that's fair. Although I would say that's more descriptive of Altos. The Bass line typically has at least 5 notes. 2 in our higher range, 2 in our comfortable lower range, and 1 LOW note that the "barely-a-tone" (baritone) wishes he could hit. 😂

The best version of this song is by the animals a British rock band in the 60's, no one really knows who wrote it , some say it came from an English folk song , some say it was taken from a song called she was a rum one, also its said the lyrics came from an action magazine in 1925, who knows, like all folk songs they get passed on verbally and changed over time, however listen to the animals singing it, it's brilliant, got to number 1 in the UK, US and Canada...

For another good cover you should check out Geoffs cover of the beatles song "Blackbird" its amazing.. Also his version of "monster mash" is absolutely awesome. 😊❤ have a great day

as this is the third or so time I've heard this mentioned, no. it does in fact not hurt to hit those low notes. you do feel the vocal flaps more intimately, but it doesn't hurt. if you're inexperienced you can strain your throat after a lot of it but generally its just fine

It depends on the song has to how high or low he goes

Also to answer the question of singing bass hurts? No, it shouldnt and if it does it means you are pushing for it which is a big no no and you will hurt yourself. Singing bass or lower in your range requires the relaxation of the vocals

"First name basis, and Ive seen his Balls drop" 😂😂😂

I was really hoping you recorded your reaction to his Folsom Blues. Considering this was almost a year ago, if you still have not had a chance to listen to that one, you will be mad at yourselves for putting it off.

I would put on a liner or pad before you listen to I SEE FIRE as it's low and makes this sound like a soprano

Golden Hour is a great VoicePlay song. Geoff's wife is in that one two. Sweet ending.

Hi Ladies ❤️⚘️ Love hearing you all , It obvious you love the"Witcher". Ooohhh boy "BURN WITCHER BURN" He wears the Witcher contact and the necklace. Dan is an awesome deeply involved "performer". You feel it all. Example his "Gethsemane "From Jesus Christ Superstar! WOW I've been following Dan Vasc for a year and a half. He's Brazilian and has 250 covers . He's has the band "Fearless" . He does all his own editing and producing everything. He is incredible. He does Opera , check out "Nessum Dorma" "Phantom of the Opera Music of the Night" ,Bocelli "It's Time To Say Goodbye ". Turn to Disney movie classics " Tarzan" "Beauty and the Beast " "Mulan I'll make a man out of you " He actually has several versions of " Beauty and the Beast " one is Opera " His new versions of Titanics "My Heart Will Go On" " Oh Holy Night" , Amazing Grace all metal versions. He does a version of "Elvis's Trilogy " that he dedicated to his Father 5 days after he passed 6-7 years ago. He has a pic of his Father and him as young boy at the end 😢 He also does Elvis's " Love me Tender " Ladies you also have to check his Metal Version of "America's National Anthem " Metal VERSION And his follow up "Apology video " right after the Anthem video. "Angel's we Have Heard on High". He has 71 80's covers. Please DO jump into the rabbit hole you will not regret it. Dan is a very humble and special person. He addresses suicide prevention and depression in his channel . He suffered with deep depression as a younger man. In many of his covers he clearly shows his emotions. Him and his dad used to sing Opera together in the car . He loved it❣️ The instrument he plays in "Amazing Grace " his dad gave him when he was 7. I'm excited for you ! I'm subscribing I've enjoyed your podcasts I'm a 71 yr old Grandma of 2 and wouldn't make it thru a day without my 171 Dan playlist With the volume CRANKED !! It awesome his studio is his garage.🤗 Sending Blessings❤️⚘️

Just to let you all know, Geoff has a 5-octave vocal range, just like Tim Foust does!

The original by "The Animals" is a legit classic. Here y'all go: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4-43lLKaqBQ.html

Sound of Silence and Ghost Riders in the Sky next?

did you girls just have a geoffgasm cause it sure did look like it and yes he makes my throat hurt too but as i said before his voice get me every time makes me think how the f dose he do it

Would love to se you react to Geoff's cover of 'I See Fire'. You won't be disappointed :)

Try his cover of Jack's Lament from the nightmare before Christmas official video, request 😊

Sixteen tons. Way on down. Headless horseman... Big bad John. All his solo. But to see Geoff compared to Voiceplay listen to Oogie Boogie. Just... *imaginary chef's kiss* Oh yeah... He has characters too... Some reactors have trouble with "Geoff" being pronounced Jeff, so on way on down his harmonies come on with name badges. Real fun.

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Let this ol country bass man lay somethin on you ladies.......every bass man was once a tenor or lead. No man was ever born with a bass voice. As fer myself, I find my bass is more full and deep if I first sing a song at the very top of my range before goin bass. Then I like to test myself by singin with ol Geoff to his cover of Ain't No Sunshine. With all modesty and honesty, I can stay right with him on it. Appreciate the appreciation for us basses, ladies! If y'all ever cottoned to The Little Mermaid, Moana, or most ANY Disney playlists, Voiceplay done went n put the swag on it. Also check out Peter Hollens and Tim Foust (Home Free bass) singin So It Goes, Peter Hollens' cover of Ed Sheeran's I See Fire from The Hobbit and The Disney Princess Medley by Acapella group Voctave. Treat yerselves.

There are 3 of the women and 4 Geoff's guess why? Geoff has the ability to "use the fource".

Five octaves

You all need some Heilung in your life. You cant go wrong with any song but Anoana is a good start.

If you listen closely, you can hear ovulation like a Jiffy Pop around every woman!

BLACKBIRD. PLEASE DO IT ...

❤I still prefer the original by THE ANIMALS from like the late 60's😊

ACTUALLY QATCH HIS VERSION OF MONSTER MASH WHERE HIS WIFES MAKES AN A SUPRISE APPEARANCE

2:03 Spontaneous ovulation. It never fails. Sixteen tons would be a good experience. Then try Home Free, particularly Man of Constant Sorrow as a starter. Tim Foust is the bas in that group and just as amazing as Geoff. Tim has broken PS systems with his voice.

Sexy... you really want to see Aint No Sunshine and Way Down.

Original is better

There's little less enjoyable than people who think they're funny, and then laugh at their own humor...sorry, but I'm passing on these three.

he a man

Just found out at Christmas this year I’ve been shyly singing alone in my car in the wrong key my entire life. Thank god because I suck! I tried to sing deep and holy crap after 6 months of practicing I can match Jeoff note for note in this song, Big John, 16 tons, and Country roads. Can do ok on oggie boogie