Bass Singer FIRST-TIME REACTION & ANALYSIS - Home Free | Understand
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Every time you said, "I haven't heard the original." all I could think of was, "Yes, you have." Love that HF is bringing out a lot more original music, especially when it's this good.
I seriously had no idea hahaha
Right! Exactly what i was gonna say! "You're hearing it right now!" 😉🙃🥰🥰🥰
@@PeterBarber - Other originals I think you'd like are "If I Met You Now" (by Austin Brown' on his channel) and "What's Left of My Heart" (by Tim Foust on Home Free's channel). They're both song writers and have original songs out.
Don’t underestimate Chance. He’s a baritone with a huge range and can go almost as low as Tim when needed.
You just heard the original
My favorite part will be when you realize that you haven't heard the original BECAUSE, this is an original. Perfect example of how vast talents they possess.
My favourite part was "all of it"....I couldn't stop myself from giggling every time you said that you didn't know the original......
This is a Home Free original. Whatever they perform just makes me so happy.
This are one of those songs, that I would put on repeat, when I'm cleaning the house. Time will go faster, and I would boopin' along to the music.
You just got to listen to the original. Their new album has lots of amazing originals and I could not be happier them showing their talent off.
My favorite part is when Rob comes in with "why am I such a lucky man...." while the others are on ahhs with awesome harmonies
Yes you have heard the original... This is it😁
This album has 12 original songs co-written by either Tim or Austin.
It is their song, not a cover. Aren’t they great?! Always enjoy your reaction. ❤ thank you.
This is the original according to other comments. Tim
supposedly said that in this first section he did not get
a chance to breathe. Enjoy the fullness of your reaction
and how you clarify the various Acapella techniques.
Glad to be one of your subscribers. BTW, with December 20th/21st quickly approaching would you
please react to Home Free's version of "Winter Song".
Be sure to listen for Adam Rupp making the whispering
sounds of the winter wind. Be well and wishing you a
healthy and safe holiday season and wonderful 2023.
Yes, please react to "Winter Song".
Most times when Tim sings in upper registers, Chance does the baseline...on some performances, Tim will also do a baseline even if he sings higher because there is space for it.
Thanks for your analysis. Another great original song from Home Free's new album. Love when they all take turns in singing a verse. Adam once again blows me away with his fabulous vocal percussion. And how cool do the guys look in their uniforms & shades walking out of the airplane hanger. Reminds me of a mixture of "Top Gun" & "The Right Stuff". Another winner!
Tim is an amazing songwriter!!
LOVE this Home Free original--and that all of the guys get their own chance to shine--and look fabulous--in this cool video❣️🎼🥰🎶♥️
Radio should be blaring this song coast to coast.😍 In these days of so much negativity, Home Free's music lifts my spirits!
Home Free is always my go to. They are truely amazing
I have yet to hear a song by Home Free that I didn't like, whether cover or original. The video is fantastic. My favorite is and always will be Tim. Thanks for another great reaction, I like your detailed analysis.
Hey Peter, so, we saw these guys in October and I was absolutely blown away in general. But especially so when Adam Rupp did a demonstration of his percussion skills with a looping machine, I think they called it. It ended up being about 20 Adams on stage performing at the same time with all the different loop tracks that he made it was absolutely ridiculous and awesome.
Tim can write songs that make us smile so I love your explanation of simple goodness. Your expertise is interesting and entertaining and I wish you the very best with your career and goals. Peace to you as well.
I love this Home Free original song.
Thank you for your awesome reaction to this favorite original song! I love Rupp’s beatboxing! Understand, Might As Well Be Me, Playing with Fire and Stargazer Lilies (all originals) are favorite songs on So Long Dixie album, my album of the year!
I'm really loving their originals 😍
Great analysis ❤️❤️🤘😎🤘
Enjoyed your reaction very much as always. Thanks much!
As others have said, this is an original that Tim co-wrote.
To answer your question about the HF live performances, they use a loop station when necessary and will also sometimes simplify the arrangement a little.
When I have seen them, they show the members laying down the loops in the introduction to the song and Adam controls the loop station.
Yeah when I saw them in concert last month, they showed us how they use the loop station as a segue into Man of Constant Sorrow.
Peter, this is an original...co-written by Tim Foust and Jeffrey East and a 3rd gentleman I forget the name of. But Peter this is an original...Tim, Austin & Chance are all very good songwriters. This song needs to be on the radio. Their new album, has 12 originals of the 14 tracks...my favorite on the album is Stargazing Lilies written by Austin for his lovely Lady, Miss Amberly.
Oh my, yes! I fell totally in love with Stargazer Lilies before the song was halfway through. That one goes on repeat three or four times when I'm playing the album. Going out today for egg nog (can you believe a major store like Walmart doesn't carry Southern Comfort brand??!!!), and So Long Dixie will be in my ears on my way to the bus stop.
i mean the album is on the billboard 200 chart rn, so it might end up on a radio station
@@CultripFounded Billboard 200?! Damn!
Patrick Dodge is the third gentleman who co-wrote this song.
@@CultripFounded will be on a radio station on 11/26 @ 3pm CST on the Refried Home Fries livestream that they are doing at the radio station in California.
I was lucky enough to hear Tim and Friends sing this in a backyard last year, loved it the first time I heard it. As always appreciate your breakdown and commentary.
I am glad you broke the music down. I have always loved c#minor because of some beautiful Chopin piano music. Tim is always my favorite, and Chance has an effortless delivery.
Chopin is my favorite!!
Chopin's Waltz in C# Minor was the bane of my existence when I was a teenager, learning that. I'm a flat-key girl. I don't know why, but sightreading sharps has never been my forte. I do love Home Free, and this song is catchy as all get out.
Love your comments on the musicality of this song, but my favorite part is the lyrics. Have you ever wondered about the subjects they touched on? It is a bop, but the lyrics make you think.
Keep belting, Peter! Your range has expanded a lot this year. Very fun video, as always.
The whole album is original music! Tim Foust, Jeffrey East, & Patrick Dodge wrote this song. Oh yeah, I have my signed cd LOL. If you decide to cover another drop me a line and I'll tell you who wrote the next song. Most of them are co written with either Tim or Austin. It is a good album.
Well not all Folsum Prison Blues and Everybody Walkin' this Land are not originals
Oh sorry about that, I was so excited about them doing original stuff, I overlooked those songs.
Thank you for your reaction and analysis.
I agree that not every song has to "Wow!" you. Songs like this I could listen to over & over...very well done and easily brings me a smile! I've listened to you for long enough now to consistently hear things I never did before yet there is always something new you bring to my attention. I hope you keep sharing your talents! 🎼😊
Thanks for sharing your musical knowledge with me. I never knew why I liked song or a singer. Now I understand what appeals to me.
The guys introduced a looper, they use on tour ocassionally. So it free's them up to enhance and fill in. Thank You for the reaction.
Are they letting Tim use it now? When I saw them live, Tim was making jokes about him and Chance not being allowed to use it.
Also, doesn't Jeffery East tour them with sometimes? So maybe live they'll do it with six people
I saw them in concert last month. They were great!
In this last series of concerts HF has been using a looper controlled by Adam. He originally looped his voice to increase the complexity of the drum kit, but they could easily pre-record individual voices or harmony groups for the background that he triggers at the right points. Don't know if that's happening here, just saying it could allow extra voices to be laid into the mix.
When preforming live Home Free uses a live loop system for songs that need multiple people to do different lines in harmony
Since Tim is from Texas; Austin is from Georgia and Adam Chance from Alabama no matter what they sing, there's gonna be American south accents. (Adam Rupp and Rob are both from Minnesota). Thank you for your insights and analysis. I saw an interview with Tim wherein he talked about encouraging bass singers to keep trying their higher vocal ranges - that it improved their bass to do so.
I love your musical analysis in this song! I am going to college for music so I love hearing analysis especially when it's Home Free who literally kept me sane during the beginning of the Covid pandemic. so thank you for all of this analysis! :)
Great reaction... Please react Aint Going Down by HOME FREE😁
It's only found on Facebook!
I like there top gun look & they sound great.
Haha you’ve just heard the original. Tim wrote this. I love it. Love your analysis although I really love the lyrics, especially when they say “when a prayer goes up an answer comes down”. So pretty. 🥰
Hey Peter, great analysis!
As an aviation nerd and former sailplane pilot the video was very cool, too. I really enjoyed seeing the Staggerwing in the video, it is such a beautiful plane. And I like taildragger Cessnas more than the nosewheel configuration. They totally had me with the video alone. And the song was great, too.
Too bad my eyes went too bad to be able to continue flying..
When I saw the tumbnail I was thinking Top Gun, too. We watched that movie at least once a year on our small airfield. And I havn't seen the new one either.
For some music that is enjoyable to listen to and has potential to do deep dives on the arrangement I suggest you consider some Ayreon. It is a Prog-Rock/Metal project of dutch producer/composer Arjen Anthony Lucassen. He does concept albums where every album tells a story in the bigger Ayreon Universe. He has a lot of great vocalists and combines a lot of genres in his music. It is basically Rock-Opera or Musical Theater, where every vocalist has one character in the story.
A usual song to look at is "The Day That The World Breaks Down" from the 2017 album The Source (czcams.com/video/oFuMKdrzPqU/video.html). It is the first song of the album and features all 11 singers and introduces their characters. The video has pop-up comments from Arjen giving background infos on the production and story. It would be really interesting to see your analysis and/or reaction to it.
Oh, and I just realized that I wasn't subsrcibed yet *clicks on subscribe button*
Thank you for doing another Home Free. I enjoyed the analysis and -- as always -- learned a lot
I love the way they did this!💜💜💜 Thanks for the showing!
Missed this one when you released it Peter, the holidays this year were even more nuts than usual. I’m sure the other commenters have filled you in with all of the info about it! As far as multitracking, yes, they do use it, and in concert, they will use a loop station on stage where needed on more complex arrangements. They don’t try to hide that at all, they actually have a whole bit, usually before Try Anything, where they explain it all to the audience, it’s very cool. If you have the opportunity I’d strongly recommend seeing them life, it’s quite an experience!
My favourite part is Tims lead part in this. I tend to sing the songs with them and it took me a few times to plan my breathing correctly for the really wordy part, so I look forward to doing that
Love the 12 original songs and love that slide up by Austin! Thanks for reacting to the and look forward to seeing you react to the rest of the songs! Love the whole album!!!
It's still fascinating to watch and hear you so deftly dissect layers.
19:30 So, we just not gonna talk about that sweet E1 sub there, Peter? 😂
Awesome reaction. I need to cover this one!
Terrific reaction - love your Home Free reactions!
Home Free originals are the best! Thank you ^_^
As expected: Amazing!!!! Love this original.
Great that everyone has a solo in a part of the song. Here too you can hear so well how important the harmonies and backgrounds vocals/sound is in a song. And of course the deep bass and inhuman vocal percussion.
Only there is one problem. It's too short!
Wearing awesome suits in a video simple, but so cool and good.
It's already in my favorite playlist among so many other songs from Home Free!!
You work it Peter!!! No shame in being proud of reaching goals. As always, appreciate the breakdown. 🙂❤
Love hearing you vocalizing in harmony, lol, you sound REAL good as country boy....oh yeah! Come on down and get your own country drawal. This is a great song and can't wait to hear the rest of the album. You are so much fun and it's clear you have grown A LOT in vocal range and projection of same. So proud of you, Peter!
They have a looper which they also use in concert. Adam is the one that usually uses it.
My favorite part is the chorus. Thanks for telling us the progression of it. I thought that A major was an inversion.
Great analysis as usual.
This is an original
I love Chance’s solo.
Love your analysis. Love this one.
Yes, they usually do multitracking with Tim doing the bass for their recorded songs. Live versions are arranged a little differently with Adam doing more bass & sometimes they will use a looper station live for any constant repetitive sounds, like do do do's or the drum beat so Adam can do a harmonica solo, etc. For an example Man of Constant Sorrow they used a looper live for the ambient sounds. They debated for a long time about using a looper station but Adam won the debate. They haven't called themselves an a cappella band for many years, probably because of this. They call themselves an "all vocal band". Hope this helped. Thanks for the video!
Glad to see you back!
Awesome as always
Yay. Can't wait to watch this, when I up again tomorrow.
Love it ❤️🙌🙌
It’s aTim original co written with Jeffrey East
Hello 👋 Maureen how are you doing?
Well, you know the original now, since this is it. Darren Rust did the great arrangement. Lots of great originals on the new album.
Tim's beginning solo leaves me trying to figure out if and where he takes a breath
Tim had a hand in writing this original song.
Yep, as I'm sure many have said.... You just heard the original
they double layer tim a whole lot, like on this song. flowers on the wall, castle on the hill, love train, can't stop the feeling, american pie, folsom prison blues, ain't goin down, what's left of my heart, and possibly down to the honkytonk i believe are all double layered during the portions where tim sings lead in studio, and those are just the ones i can think of off the top of my head. he has this like. idk how to describe it but his vocal cords catch the air in such a way that gives them a kind of rattly overtone pattern that adam chance doesnt have because his style is a lot breathier and relaxed and sometimes its easy to tell when they don't switch off (which they seem to not switch off in the studio more than they do actually, i would wager because it'd be easier to just record one of them singing the bass loops and breakdowns than have both of them record the same thing just to make it sound virtually the same)
This is a original from Home free and Tim is one of thwriters
Also, when we were at the concert, they did say that their newest album which is released a couple weeks ago was almost all original so this probably is the original likes on the other common sense. Not 100% sure but it seems likely.
I just loved hearing you sing and figuring the chords. Well done
I enjoy learning new music information while enjoying some of my favorite artists.
Still waiting for the HONEY IM GOOD and ELVIRA reaction . Peter . Please make it happen .. we are rooting for it ! :)
home Free will use a looper, even in concert, so that may be what they are doing. If they are using looper on stage, they record the looper part live
I love your break downs Peter, keep doing what you're doing!
This song is a HF original writer by Tim & Jeffery East (I believe).
This is one of their originals from their new album!
Hello 👋 Anne Biebrich how are you doing and your family?
Really good
Would like to watch your reactions to Tim Foust and Austin Brown individual videos please! How about starting with Tim's IN MY ROOM? Austin's TEARS IN HEAVEN? Love all of your reactions!!
Oh my god I love your analysis on this and this is an original. I also love your voice still great work Peter keep it up can’t wait for the next video from Home Free.
Super catchy, fun to listen too and watch, just another Home Free banger! 🥰
Great analysis as always! Love whenever you return to the big 3 acappella groups. I also like your chord progression breakdowns, I find that very interesting. My favorite part of this might be Chance’s solo, I love his voice too.
Always enjoy your analysis!!
A4 belt is definitely something to be proud of, no shame in flexing it!
I just like your low voice. Not going to dissemble. Keep talking, you guy you.
What did you think of the lyrics? You only commented on the musicality. The guys put out a lot of originals in this album.
Mortius was hoping you
would check out a solo by
AUSTIN BROWN
“BRING HIM HOME”
🤞
Excellent analysis. I would really love to hear you react to their cover of "American Pie" with Don McLean. There's a lot going on with the vocal arrangement there and the harmonies. It would be great to hear your take on that,
Great analysis Peter. Loved it. Great to hear you're coming along with the belting, another feather in your cap. Dorothy x ( 77 year old Grandma North East England )
Hello 👋 Dorothy how are you doing and your family’s ?
I love to watch you enjoy these guys and just bopping along. 🙂 I also enjoy your analysis. This is the original, so you wouldn't have heard it before. ;-)
Surprise, this IS the original!
I'm loving your unrushed full-on Rick Beato-ing of this Home Free original *bop* :)
It's *such* a well-crafted pop song with Home Free's signature #Wholesome feel. Wish we had more of this kind of thing on the radio & thru mainstream culture.
You ask for my favourite part of this, so for me: Toward the end of Chance's solo here where he starts to climb up a little going into a chorus with full cord closure he sounds great, & I'd like to hear more of him doing so. His breathy lower parts in other songs are very soothing, & I love those too, but I've a feeling he can also do something special leaning some energy into things. Having said that, Austin's 3-stage ascending belt into the final chorus is an absolute undeniable *weapon* which should be pushing this onto nationwide radio.
I saw them live a couple months ago and they do openly use live looping/sampling. Adam Rupp will record snippets before they start the full song and then add/remove them as needed.
P.S. This IS the original! It was written by Tim Foust, Jeffrey East, & Patrick Dodge. There are only two covers on the So Long Dixie album.
Omg I’ve been thinking and u look like the actor who plays Jamie from outlander.
Home Free does use layering for their studio albums, simply because it's what studio recordings is for. All bands do it, and they consider themselves a band rather than a group, because they use their voices as instruments in a band like way. They usually do a somewhat "simpler" arrangement live because that's what bands do live, they don't lose their sound live, due to it live, though. 😁