That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing his infamous "nomonica". Adam "Chance" - baritone was making the mouth harp sound. These guys are simply incredible! Hope to see more Home Free reactions! Btw, fans of Home Free are called home fries ----> 🍟😅
Welcome to the best, in my opinion, acapella group out there, although Pentatonix and Voiceplay are also fantastic. Home Free is the only Country all vocal band, they have a wide variety of covers and original material that covers all genres. All sounds are created by voices and they have a "freak of nature" vocal percussionist. The harmonies are unmatched...welcome to the rabbit hole. Austin Brown is the high tenor, Rob Lundquist is a lyrical tenor, Adam Chance is the baritone/bass and was making the mouth harp sound, Tim Foust is the bass with a 5+ octave range and Adam Rupp is the beatboxer legend. In older videos there is Chris Rupp who co-founded the group with his brother Adam. They also won the 4th season of "The Sing Off". All individuals are extremely talented individually and have their own projects...but together it is magic, and they sound the same, if not better, live. Subscribed to follow you on this journey.
LMAO @ HIS BALLS DROPPED! Welcome to Home Free! With 14 albums and over 140 videos for your enjoyment! Top notch vocals and harmony added with some humor in some videos! Home Free fans (refer to each other as "Home Fries") will inform you ladies on the details of the group. It's really a joy... do 6 reactions and you guys will be HOOKED! You guys could do Home Free Fridays.. kick your views on the podcast up 2-5k! peace
Congrats on finding the most incredible acapella group out there, and yes, I'm biased, and yes, they are better than Pentatonix. Don't @ me. You will LOVE going down the Home Free rabbit hole. They do mostly country music covers and originals, but can perform all styles, such as the R&B classic Boys II Men cover of "End of the Road," and the Doobie Brothers' "Listen to the Music." Get ready to be flooded with the Home Fries (Home Free fans) in the comments! Great reaction, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Please react to more!
CZcams was made for Home Free and they have made great use of this platform. Acapella music doesn’t have much of a presence on the AM/FM dial especially the modern genres. Originally HF was started by beatboxed Adam Rupp and his brother Chris. Chris left to do solo work and was replaced by another Adam who goes by his last name Chance differentiating from beatboxer Adam. In the Butts remix you will see Chris wearing a black western style hat. You will also hear the whistling talent of lead tenor Robb. I’m looking forward to seeing your reaction to the Butts. 😂ps: the two previous commenters were just wrong.
@@vvoof2601 I disagree with your first statement. But that is because I totally agree with your second statement. I came here as it was a Home Free reaction and I am a Home Fry. You came here because? (An honest enquiry).
Please try other Home free songs! They are a super versatile group!I suggest "My Church" and the" sea Shanty Medley" and "The Butts Remix" to see many sides of Homefree! Enjoy the journey down the Home free rabbit hole!
This song is literally at least 100 years old and was used in the movie O Brother where are thou, the George Clooney movie. I see it looks like you're going to do their "Butts Remix/Medly" next.....get ready ladies to get the giggles :) Later though I'd recommend several of their other covers and originals : (COVER) When a man loves a woman, (ORIGINAL) Understand, (COVER) The Driver, (ORIGINAL) Give me a sign.
nope, not related. There used to be 2 brothers, but one left to follow his own career. Home Free's harmonies are unmatched , not only in a capella, but across the board. Enjoy their DEEP catalog - country, pop, R&B, sacred, silly, patriotic - if you can't find something you like, you aren't trying.
You ladies have just barely scratches the surface of how unbelievably amazing these guys are. The Home Fries (the Home Free fans) are a rampant flock, so watch more & we'll be here for it! 😉🥰🥰
This group was originally started by Adam a Rupp, the beat boxer, and his brother, Chris Rupp. Their bass, Tim Foust, has a 5 octave range. You won’t be disappointed checking out more from this group.
~~ Left to right ~~ -- Rob Lundquist 2nd tenor,/baritone (from Minnesota) -- Adam Chance "Chance" baritone/bass, (from Alabama now California) -- Austin Brown lead tenor, (from Georgia now Tennessee) -- Adam Rupp beatboxer/tenor (4 octaves) (from Minnesota) -- Tim Foust 5 octaves, (from Texas now Tennessee) So let's recall the collective abilities of Home Free. -- 5 lead singers -- 5 tenors -- 4 baritones -- 2 bass -- 1 basso profundo -- 5 beat boxers/vocal percussionists -- 1 EXCEPTIONAL beatboxer/drum kit/ vocal percussionist -- 5 guys proficient for various genres: (Pop/Country/R&B/Rock/Gospel/Rap/Blues/Musical theater/Comedy/Holiday/Doo Wop/AND NOW Opera..Opera!!/dancers-in- training 😉 )
Please expect an explosion in your subscribers if you do more Home Free. The only thing that Homefries like better than watching the group is watching newbies react to their amazing videos and trust me you WILL be amazed!
Mongolian Throat singing by Chance (back left to your view). For some really pure harmonies, listen to them doing "Helplessly Hoping" or "Do You Hear What I Hear". With a catalogue of over 150, you can satisfy almost any musical taste you have.
Hold my beer when you listen to more Homefree. Helplessly Hoping is a musical hug. Butts Remix will have you laughing. Amazing Grace will take you to church and their Christmas stuff is second to none.
WirlessMikeDJ gave you a perfect synopsis of the members of Home Free. They are called a country a cappella group, but they cover all genres of music. Their renditions of When A Man Loves A Woman (Percy Sledge/Michael Bolton), Listen To The Music (The Doobie Brothers), and Working For A Living (Huey Lewis and the News) show their R&B and rock n roll chops. Their covers of 2 Johnny Cash songs, Folsom Prison Blues and Ring Of Fire (feat. Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix), are also worth a listen. The looks on your faces when Tim Foust (bass) began soloing was hilarious. 😂 Thanks for the reaction and puff puff pass.✌️
Tim Foust is a basso profundo deepest of basses who rattles chairs and ribcages during their concerts and sometimes blowing up sound systems 😅. And... He has an incredible wide range. These guys are extraordinary, down to earth and sing about everything, not just country and just wait for their funny videos like Butts meddley.
I'd confidently recommend most any of Home Free songs and covers. They do many types of songs, from doo-wop to Christmas hymns to modern songs. Really, give their diversity a chance.
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there (5 octave range) & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound (drums, harmonica etc.). This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
Great reaction, I'm subbing today in hopes of more Home Free videos in the near future. As others have already said, the Home Fries love our HF guys, & if you continue down this Home Free rabbit hole, the Home Fries will flock to your channel. 🍟❤️
Welcome to the Home Free party. Best a capella group out there. A couple of suggestions for your next listen: if you're all about the harmonies, their version of How Great Thou Art is a master class in 5-part harmony. If you're all about the vocal percussion, their cover of the Doobie Brothers classic Listen to the Music will knock your socks off. If you're all about the bass, Your Man is the place to go. Only about 200 more to go. Enjoy the ride!
Welcome to the rabbit hole known as Home Free. They are my favorite acapella group, and Adam Rupp is a world-class beatboxer. They have a ton of content for you to enjoy. Great reaction.
Ladies, loved the commentary. Subbed to see if you decide to go down the Home Free rabbit hole. We Home Fries are always excited to see new reactors discovering our guys. As numerous commenters have already mentioned, Home Free isn't just country, they do numerous genres from country to opera and do them all beautifully. So many exciting surprises ahead for you. Suggestions: "Ring of Fire" Johnny Cash cover. Older video with Chris Rupp, co-founder of HF. No longer with them. "End of The Road" Boyz to Men" cover. "Helplessly Hoping" Crosby, Stills and Nash cover. 5 part harmony. Hauntingly beautiful. "How Great Thou Art" one of the most beautiful renditions of this song I've ever heard, filmed in Austria. "Show Me a Sign" from their Stargazer Trilogy one of their newest and an original. Enjoy the ride, looking forward to more. Thank you.
You may have noticed how many Home Free fans saw your video pop up in their recommendation feeds -- mine included! This a cappella vocal band is at the top of the game, and are so, so, so talented! It's easy to forget that there are absolutely NO instruments in their performances (unless visible to the audience)! Your reaction to this was great, and I hope to see you following HF for a long time to come. FYI: Adam Rupp is the unbelievably good beatboxer. Austin Brown is the tenor who had most of the lead; Tim Foust is the bass that has a 5+ octave range. Rob Lunquist is the other tenor lead, and Adam Chance (called "Chance") was baritone and the jaw harp "synthesizer".
Love Home Free. They have the best harmonies I’ve ever heard. They lean country but can sing any genre. Amazingly talented men. The beatboxer is incredible. The bass, has a 5 octave range so he can sing super low and then sing up with the tenors. They sing a lot of covers but also write and sing their own music. Their latest album So Long Dixie has 12 originals on it. Try Helplessly Hoping, Brothers in Arms, Give Me A Sign.
The song was in the song "O Brother Where Art Thou?" However, that also was a cover. This song is over 100 years old and comes out of Appalachia. I think you will enjoy reacting to more of their music. For your next Home Free reactions, I'd suggest The Butts Remix and Ring of Fire. However, you'll find their catalog is deep and worth a dive into. For something different consider Jumpin Jive by Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers. A very old but amazing performance.
If you love music, this is an amazing rabbit hole to go down. Home free sings in several genres and are amazing in all of them. I guarantee that you will like "When a Man Loves a Woman". They have so many other great songs..
Not only are these guys amazing musicians, they are not "stars," they have a serious sense of humor, and they really like their fans. I'll be back for more Home Free.
Your first time, huh ladies??? Home Free started in 2000, won the Sing Off in 2013, and are the BEST a capella! What a wonderful and deep rabbit hole. For more harmony, try Helplessly Hoping or How Great Thou Art. They sing all genres.
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! These guys are the best acapella group around! It is all done with their voices! Keep checking them out you will never be disappointed. They do not have a bad song! Love your reactions!
Home Free is a phenomenal a cappella group, and they are true gentlemen. Though they come from country roots they work with many genres producing covers and originals. Their covers, while true to the original, are always their own remarkable creations. Don't miss their astounding Christmas music. And for more great a cappella be sure to check out Pentatonix (good friends with Home Free). Both groups won their respective seasons of NBC's "The Sing Off".
They filmed this in coastal Alabama, much of which is bayou like the southern part of Louisiana. It started raining during the filming, but they had to get it done, so they kept going - you can see them getting wetter, and occasionally you can see the drips of rain. Everything was produced vocally, including the vinyl record popping at the very beginning. The droning sound was an imitation of a jaw harp (known by various names), which the lady on the right mimed effectively. Chance (dark vest here) does this by Mongolian throat singing, but they use a looper as it is hard on his throat to keep doing it. The rhythmic dop-dops are done by Rob, in the overalls, also extended by using a looper, as it would prevent him from doing his other parts. The looper is also used for the beatbox percussion while Adam Rupp (no beard) does his 'nomonica' solo.
If you play more Home Free, us Home Fries will find your channel quickly. We follow the group as well as their individual projects and are a passionate group of supporters. Great reaction!
It's so exciting when I get to see people experience Home Free for the first time, and this is the first song I always direct them to. To follow up, if you are interested, Ring of Fire (ft. Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix), End of the Road (omg the harmonies), and their Butts Remix/Medley (so much silly fun, but still an amazing arrangement). I hope you continue down the path of Home Fry-dom. You don't have to be able to *make* music, to enjoy it - tone deaf unity!
Wonderful introduction to your channel for me. Home Free definitely harkens back to the country gospel quartets of decades past. In fact, their mentors are the Oak Ridge Boys whose current lineup has been together for almost 5 decades and are STILL touring. The Oak Ridge Boys, themselves, began as a gospel quartet back in the 1940. The current lineup came together in the mid 1970s. Home Free did a collaboration with them on a cover of the Oaks' biggest hit "Elvira". Two powerful vocal groups blend seamlessly while showing off the talents of the individuals in each group. Well worth the reaction/podcast time.
Home free is the best out there. Please more. They never miss on any song. Talent level is high. They can twang and they can remove it. End of the road is a must next from them. I can't seem to find a bad song from them.
If you were in choir, your in for a treat. Try Misty Mountains, featuring the Home Free bass, Tim F. and Peter Hollins. This will show you Tim's low range. Then "My Maria" with Tim and Austin Brown (high tenor) which shows Tim's high range. He has a 5 octave capability. Listen to Country Singers Try Opera, this features Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist. Anything else they do is icing on the cake.
I can't wait to see y'all get hit with Tim's (the base guy) true low notes. Judging by your reaction to this song it's going to be hilarious to watch. While we're talking about Tim, while being one of if not the best base voices in the business, he also has a 5 octave range so don't be surprised when he also hits a high note from time to time.
Subbed for more Home Free! If you decide to go down the rabbit hole into which all of us Home Fries have fallen, we will flock to your channel. Man Of Constant Sorrow was also my introduction to these amazing guys and I have been hooked since. I've seen them live three times, was impressed the first time and am more impressed each time thereafter. I sub to a lot of reactors to HF but there are a select few whose new releases I look forward to. I have a feeling that you three will be joining that list. I really like your style/interaction with each other as well as with the audience. Keep em coming!! Can't wait for the next one! As for suggestions, I have browsed the comments to now and there are several good ones listed. I think for a proper introduction to Austin (high tenor) you might consider When A Man Loves A Woman. For the beatboxer, Adam Rupp, he has several "drum solos" which are phone recordings of live performances so not the best sound quality but my goodness he is amazing and it's well worth checking those out! He always does amazing work in each song, but some songs others have mentioned are Listen To The Music, Elvira... I could list every single song they do to recommend him lol! For Rob (big beard) I'd suggest End Of The Road but I'm sure other HF's will remind me of other songs where he is featured and does a remarkable job. For Chance (jaw harp in Man of Constant Sorrow) maybe Cover Me Up or Some Girls Do. He has such a good baritone voice! For Tim (bass) - wow. So many. He is just an amazing talent. For a constant low melody, Brothers In Arms. But over half of their songs contain at least a note or two of his fire breathing, subwoofer busting explosion. Edit: Side note - in earlier videos (like this one) he has longer hair. He cut his hair during covid so sometimes reactors are confused when they see one or two of their older videos, then see a newer one. The hair cut really changed his appearance but it's still Tim! You might also check out his collaboration with Peter Hollens of Misty Mountains. Listen all the way to the last note... Just one word of advice - save Mayday for some day a bit the road - after you've gotten to know everyone's "normal" role in the group. I gotta stop now or i'll write a book and get kicked off. Enjoy, and thanks so much for this reaction!
Caution - Home Free is highly addictive. They sing almost every genre from goofy to gospel. Three of them are song writers so there are lots of originals as well as covers. They don't have a lead singer (they're also ego-free), whomsoever sounds best, sings it regardless if another wrote it. Bonus: They have a world-wide fan base and your subscriptions will rise exponentially with playing them. (One of them just put out a new original song - no video yet - it's had over 25,000 hits in 4 days).
These guys are the best out there. Adam rupp is just insane with his beat boxing. Everyone can sing . You so need to check out "How Great Thou Art" talk about harmonies. And yes, check out the butts remix. Funny as heck. You have. Just went down the rabbit hole with these guys.
Watching your reactions to HOME FREE are great. Need to do more of them. Such a great group of singers. If they ever get close to you, you need to see them in person. They sound just as good live as the studio version.
Hey y'all love your reaction anything that home free does is amazing. If you like them then may I suggest voiceplay another absolutely amazing Acapella group.
There's so much I want to discuss on this, but Home Free has about 200 songs and the fans "Home Fries" will clue y'all in along the way. You only heard one genera of many including OPERA... Yes, opera. light rock, power ballets, comedy, original songs, etc. Subscribed for more Home Free.
Well, hi! 'So nice to see a female reactor group, for a change. Yup, I was in school choirs, too, so I love acapella like Home Free and VoicePlay, especially. They all have a beat boxer, now, and act out themes , comedy, any kind of creative performance that strikes them. Fun suggestions: Home Free doing "Hillbilly Bone" and VoicePlay doing "Hoist the Colours".
Home Free won the 2014 Sing Off and have been around for about 20 years. The members have changed somewhat over the years. I recommend you start the journey with Home Free - 2014 Sing OFF. The beat-boxer is Adam Rupp (MN) (one of the original members of Home Free has won several Beat-Boxer competitions. Rob Lundquist (MN) is a tenor and wears glasses with the great beard. Tim Foust is the bass - yet has a 5 octave range (TX), Austin Brown (GA) is the other tenor - wow what a range. Adam Chance (Chance) (FL) was the latest member taking the place of Chris Rupp (original member of Home Free). They do a lot of covers as well as their original songs - you will not regret the journey. Good job on this reaction.
Here for more Home Free. Dont judge their versatility and unique talents till youve heard more of their music. They do covers of all genres and their originals are fantastic. There may be only five of them but this group has 2 bass, 3 baritones 4 tenors, 4 leads, a out of this world beat boxer and the rest can do a bit of beat boxing themselves. Tim Foust (dragon breath) the Bass has a 5 octave range, which will blow your mind. Adam Rupp (freak of nature) is the founding member, along with his brother Chris Rupp, who left in 2014 (?) and found his replacement with Adam Chance (who goes by Chance). He is a beautiful baritone and does bass when Tim is flexing his higher ranges. Austin Brown the high tenor has no limit to how high he can sing and loves to smile, flash those eyes and yes, wink at the ladies. Rob Lunquist (the Beard), tenor can whistle better than anyone ive ever heard and can add soul to any song. They won season 9 of the Sing Off, the year after Pentatonix won. I've barley scratched the surface of their make up ( i only found them in May of 2021), so please dive in and experience these wonderful down to earth gentleman, for yourselves. Any song you pick is a winner. Just hold off on Mayday till You've got a bit of their music under your belt.😁💕 ENJOY!
New subscriber. Great reaction, too! I love it when people discover Home Free. They are a freakishly talented group of fellas! They can make you laugh sometimes, they can make you cry sometimes but they always impress. Here's a cheat sheet on the group: Adam Rupp, co-founder of HF and the awesome beatboxer. Tim Foust, bass. He has a five-octave range. Rob Lundquist (glasses and beard) Tenor Harmony. Austin Brown, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, Baritone ( goes by Chance). Chance replaced Chris Rupp (co-founder) who left in 2016. Take Me Home Country Roads is phenomenal but you might also want to check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, American Pie featuring Don McLean, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, Dive Bar Saints, The Driver, Crazy and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone and their newest releases, Ray Stevens' Mississippi Squirrel Revival, Delta Dawn, Give Me A Sign. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. They have recently released several new songs that you will want to check out. Unchained Melody, Listen to the Music, Brother...the list goes on. To switch it up..try Two Country Singers try singing Opera. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
My two favorite capela groups are VoicePlay and Home Free. The bass from VoicePlay Geoff Castellucci just did a LOW Bass cover of this song. They are both on my playlist. Geoff and Tim's bass voices are amazing.
Hello, another Coloradoan here, you are going to absolutely fall in love with these guys. They can sing anything, and have. You will love the Butts Medley.
This group is amazing, you have so much to look forward to exploring their music. I can't resist recommending "When A Man Loves A Woman", it's one of my favorites.
I’ve been a huge fan ever since I stumbled across these guys while recovering from shoulder surgery in February 2016. There is absolutely no better acapella group as far as I’m concerned. Welcome to the rabbit hole….it’s wide, deep and so varied! They cover so many genres across the board, they are not strictly country. Tighten your seatbelts, hold on tight and enjoy the adventure!
Great reaction! I'm glad you really noticed the beatboxing. In my opinion, this alone makes Home Free the best a capella group out there. I've seen the performance live and it is an experience. A new subscriber to watch you fall into this rabbit hole.
Good reaction y'all. Home Free is a great rabbit hole for a new channel. Home Free fans are very loyal and they won't copyright you. They truly do have something for everyone but most like all of their stuff.
I’m here for Home Free. Looking forward to seeing more reactions. Just don’t watch/react to Mayday until you’re really familiar with the group and who sings which part.
Puff puff pass it to me, girl... This was an old folk song from the early 1900's Sooo happy you found this mad talented group....this is my favorite song by them. Please check out their others! You'll see how low Tim's voice can really go! And the raw talent of the others!! ♥
The instrument you are looking for at the beginning end is a jawharp. Snoopy's favorite instrument. czcams.com/video/1q5fEzDciD0/video.html You will have a good time exploring Home Free. They won "The Sing Off" back in 2013 the season after Pentatonix won the same competition. They are known as the world's first (and maybe only) country vocal band but, they can sing any genre from opera to classic rock. You will get a lot of views too. The "Home Fries" are pretty steadfast in their support of the band. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. It is likely to lead you to a number of a capella performers as well (Peter Hollens, The Hound and the Fox, Voiceplay, etc). P.S: If The Butts medley/remix was suggested, that arrangement is ridiculous.
Great reaction, thanks! Home Free is my absolutely favorite group by a mile; you will discover why if you choose to dig into more of their music. Their amazing harmonies, song choices and personalities are the best! You have received many great suggestions below for additional songs to react to. Since you love pure acapella, a few songs which have particularly stunning 5 part harmony, no beatboxing (Adam Rupp the beatboxer also sings, he has a beautiful voice) a few I would suggest are Helplessly Hoping, Brothers In Arms, How Great Thou Art and Auld Lang Syne. New subscriber hoping for more Home Free!
Pick a genre. Pick a cover to find out how they've improved it. 3 have solo careers and collaborate with legends and rising stars. And, yes, you will always understand the words. Fun reactors get a big thanks.
Great and fun reaction! Other Home Fries have offered good suggestions, I would like to add a couple more recommendations. For really good harmony I would suggest Helplessly Hoping and/or Seven Bridges Road. The more you listen to Home Free, the more you will find they will leave a smile on your face. They do perform some more serious pieces as well. They are very serious about their craft but don't take themselves too seriously and are awsome to see live.
Adam the beatboxer did the nomonica and drums Chance the baritone/bass did the jaw harp. Love my Home Free. If you want to laugh watch/listen to Hillbilly bone and yes the butts remix is funny to and the third funny one Brother will blow you aay.
I'm a Home Fry. I saw them in concert a couple of months ago in Orange, TX. It was a party! Tim is from the Golden Triangle (Beaumont, TX) and he and his brother-in-law boiled crawfish for the group out in the parking lot before the concert. I thought he was going to blow the speakers a couple of times. Check out HF and The Oak Ridge Boys doing Elvira! :-)
There are several great acapella groups out thee, next you might want to check out Pentatonix, 3 Grammy Awards, over 5 billion views and won The Sing Off the season before Home Free won the same show. And as to Man of Constant Sorrows, there is a reference By Alexander Graham Bell of recording the folk song in 1880s to 1890s. written records date back to 1795 so it is an OLD folk song. Still Home Free does it some real justice. Now go forth and enjoy and share all the great music from Home Free, Pentatonix, VoicePlay, Voxtive, and the rest.
Some people say it sounds like a mouth harp or didgeridoo. The guy in the back beside the beatboxer did that sound going in and out of the video. The high lead 1 tenor is Austin, the lower tenor (glasses)was Rob, the baritone and guy who also made that sound is Chance, Adam is the beatboxer and Tim is the superbass guy (but he can sing higher as well because he has a 5-octave range)
Get ready to ride the storm which is HOME FREE!!! Your sub base is about to explode💥Home Fries are a loyal and fierce group of fans!!! Great reactions! Many Home Fries would recommend not to react to the Butts Remix until you have heard a few more of their songs! Enjoy the ride young ladies!!! Hello from Texas🤠🤠🤠
Kinda overwhelming isn't it? Epic perfection plus the video was perfect for the lyrics! The bass, Tim Foust, has 5 octave range, the lead Austin Brown, high tenor, is phenomal in When a man loves a woman! The two tenors have 'Tried to do opera', literally slayed it! Luscious harmonies, ear candy!
Subbing for more Home Free. It looks like everyone has given y'all most of info on HF. But, to reiterate, wait until y'all know each member's vocal role before reacting to Mayday. How Great Thou Art is one of the very few that Adam Rupp (beat boxer extraordinaire) has a solo part; usually he just beat boxes or occasionally sings tenor harmony. (It's a fantastic version, anyway, and highly recommended.) And Tim Foust... Brothers In Arms, if you really want to hear bass! (On Peter Hollens' channel, Tim & Peter sing Misty Mountains from The Hobbit. That'll rattle your bones!) Even though it's not Christmas, Do You Hear What I Hear is a must; the arrangement is indescribable!
You were asking about relations. The original group that won first place on the show "the SingOff" had Chris Rupp, brother to vocal percussionist Adam Rupp. He left the group to work with his sister and explore some solo stuff. But he stays in contact with them and still does some of their arrangements. He was replaced with Adam Chance who is the groups current baritone. The bass that made all three of your jaws drop was the extraordinary Tim Foust. There is no other way to say it, he is a vocal beast. He is also a pretty good song writer. Should you venture further down the rabbit hole you will come across several written by him or their high tenor Austin Brown. And the bearded wonder, teddy bear of a man Rob Lundquist will surprise you in his leads of several different songs. All in all, welcome to the Home Fries version of the a Capella train.
Welcome to Home Free, acapella at its best!! Their covers are all upgrades, their medleys are so smooth, they collaborate with the original artists a lot,, and their original songs are fantastic. This 5 man vocal band you have 5 tenors, 5 beat boxers, and 2 bass-baritones. They can do just about anything they want with their style, and yet they all are very humble.( Rob and Austin sang an Opera song together, very cool.) When they have featured guest artist, they allow their featured artists to be free with there vocals. Several of them have their own channels and do solo work and albums.. As a “Home Fry”, very proud of there work. There work is so amazing. You need to listen to : When a man loves a woman” feat. Austin Brown as the lead. Give you a good idea of his vocal range. Also Tim Foust the bass singer does his own album’s ,you need to hear: “ Will you still love me/stay” This will blow your mind……..really. Have fun…..!!!!!!!!
Watch the "Drum Solo" with Adam Rupp. Watch "When a Man Loves a Woman" with Austin Brown that was done during the lockdown. Watch "Helplessly Hoping" with baritone Adam Chance singing tenor and being joined by tenor Rob Lundquist in perfect unison. Watch "How Great Thou Art" with beautiful Austrian mountain scenery and for Adam Rupp singing "It is Well" and "With my heart". Watch Cam sing "Mayday" then watch Home Free do it in the same key with bass Tim Foust singing tenor and watch to the end for Chance showing his range!!
if you have not done so, please check out Tim Foust (the base fellow) sing a blend of "Will you Still Love Me Tomorrow"/"Stay". If you thought your chins dropped when he did his solo, just wait to hear him in this one. OMG - Amazing!!
Fun reaction, I'll be looking for more Home Free reactions - can't go wrong with any of their songs. Whatever your mood, you will find something to match it.
Yes, these guys are the best acapella group out there. If you find yourselves loving acapella then the next group I strongly recommend is Voice Play. Geoff Castellucci is another fantastic bass singer. I particularly love Voice Play's version of Oogie Boogie. This one really showcases Geoff's range. That said, ALL the guys in Home Free have wonderful voices. A truly fun song is Champagne Taste On A Beer Budget. Ring of Fire is great because they feature Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix (my third fav on the acapella road trip) and he and Tim hit some truly low notes. Enjoy the rabbit hole! ...it's called a jaw harp. No, none of the members are related. The beatboxer's brother used to be part of the group, but he left several years ago.
That was Adam Rupp - beatboxer/percussionist extraordinaire playing his infamous "nomonica". Adam "Chance" - baritone was making the mouth harp sound. These guys are simply incredible! Hope to see more Home Free reactions! Btw, fans of Home Free are called home fries ----> 🍟😅
1000% Home Fry! Those men are beyond talented 🎉
Welcome to the best, in my opinion, acapella group out there, although Pentatonix and Voiceplay are also fantastic. Home Free is the only Country all vocal band, they have a wide variety of covers and original material that covers all genres. All sounds are created by voices and they have a "freak of nature" vocal percussionist. The harmonies are unmatched...welcome to the rabbit hole. Austin Brown is the high tenor, Rob Lundquist is a lyrical tenor, Adam Chance is the baritone/bass and was making the mouth harp sound, Tim Foust is the bass with a 5+ octave range and Adam Rupp is the beatboxer legend. In older videos there is Chris Rupp who co-founded the group with his brother Adam. They also won the 4th season of "The Sing Off". All individuals are extremely talented individually and have their own projects...but together it is magic, and they sound the same, if not better, live. Subscribed to follow you on this journey.
Yep. Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play are the holy trinity of a capella.
Problem is, they're country. Glad there's choices.
LMAO @ HIS BALLS DROPPED!
Welcome to Home Free!
With 14 albums and over 140 videos for your enjoyment! Top notch vocals and harmony added with some humor in some videos!
Home Free fans (refer to each other as "Home Fries") will inform you ladies on the details of the group. It's really a joy... do 6 reactions and you guys will be HOOKED! You guys could do Home Free Fridays.. kick your views on the podcast up 2-5k!
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Currently the official video playlist on their site has 169 videos...
Congrats on finding the most incredible acapella group out there, and yes, I'm biased, and yes, they are better than Pentatonix. Don't @ me. You will LOVE going down the Home Free rabbit hole. They do mostly country music covers and originals, but can perform all styles, such as the R&B classic Boys II Men cover of "End of the Road," and the Doobie Brothers' "Listen to the Music." Get ready to be flooded with the Home Fries (Home Free fans) in the comments! Great reaction, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Please react to more!
Agreed 💯 percent!❤️
Actually Club For Five is the best, just check out their version of Brothers in Arms.
@@js0988 Actually Voiceplay is the best. We are all correct as musical enjoyment is subjective.
CZcams was made for Home Free and they have made great use of this platform. Acapella music doesn’t have much of a presence on the AM/FM dial especially the modern genres. Originally HF was started by beatboxed Adam Rupp and his brother Chris. Chris left to do solo work and was replaced by another Adam who goes by his last name Chance differentiating from beatboxer Adam. In the Butts remix you will see Chris wearing a black western style hat. You will also hear the whistling talent of lead tenor Robb. I’m looking forward to seeing your reaction to the Butts. 😂ps: the two previous commenters were just wrong.
@@vvoof2601 I disagree with your first statement. But that is because I totally agree with your second statement. I came here as it was a Home Free reaction and I am a Home Fry. You came here because? (An honest enquiry).
Please try other Home free songs! They are a super versatile group!I suggest "My Church" and the" sea Shanty Medley" and "The Butts Remix" to see many sides of Homefree! Enjoy the journey down the Home free rabbit hole!
This song is literally at least 100 years old and was used in the movie O Brother where are thou, the George Clooney movie. I see it looks like you're going to do their "Butts Remix/Medly" next.....get ready ladies to get the giggles :) Later though I'd recommend several of their other covers and originals : (COVER) When a man loves a woman, (ORIGINAL) Understand, (COVER) The Driver, (ORIGINAL) Give me a sign.
nope, not related. There used to be 2 brothers, but one left to follow his own career. Home Free's harmonies are unmatched , not only in a capella, but across the board. Enjoy their DEEP catalog - country, pop, R&B, sacred, silly, patriotic - if you can't find something you like, you aren't trying.
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You ladies have just barely scratches the surface of how unbelievably amazing these guys are. The Home Fries (the Home Free fans) are a rampant flock, so watch more & we'll be here for it! 😉🥰🥰
This group was originally started by Adam a Rupp, the beat boxer, and his brother, Chris Rupp. Their bass, Tim Foust, has a 5 octave range. You won’t be disappointed checking out more from this group.
~~ Left to right ~~
-- Rob Lundquist 2nd tenor,/baritone (from Minnesota)
-- Adam Chance "Chance" baritone/bass, (from Alabama now California)
-- Austin Brown lead tenor, (from Georgia now Tennessee)
-- Adam Rupp beatboxer/tenor (4 octaves) (from Minnesota)
-- Tim Foust 5 octaves, (from Texas now Tennessee)
So let's recall the collective abilities of Home Free.
-- 5 lead singers
-- 5 tenors
-- 4 baritones
-- 2 bass
-- 1 basso profundo
-- 5 beat boxers/vocal percussionists
-- 1 EXCEPTIONAL beatboxer/drum kit/ vocal percussionist
-- 5 guys proficient for various genres: (Pop/Country/R&B/Rock/Gospel/Rap/Blues/Musical theater/Comedy/Holiday/Doo Wop/AND NOW Opera..Opera!!/dancers-in- training 😉 )
Chance is mimicking a mouth harp (sounds like a didgeridoo), used in many bluegrass songs. It is made by a throat singing technique i am told,
A Mongolian technique.
Please expect an explosion in your subscribers if you do more Home Free. The only thing that Homefries like better than watching the group is watching newbies react to their amazing videos and trust me you WILL be amazed!
These are bored housewives who have no idea what work is. I hope their channel subducts under the tectonic plates
Facts
Mongolian Throat singing by Chance (back left to your view). For some really pure harmonies, listen to them doing "Helplessly Hoping" or "Do You Hear What I Hear". With a catalogue of over 150, you can satisfy almost any musical taste you have.
Helplessly hoping is just stunning, but if you like vibe... Elvira with home free and the oakridge boys... Just joyful!
“His balls definitely dropped.” 😂 4:41
Hold my beer when you listen to more Homefree. Helplessly Hoping is a musical hug. Butts Remix will have you laughing. Amazing Grace will take you to church and their Christmas stuff is second to none.
WirlessMikeDJ gave you a perfect synopsis of the members of Home Free. They are called a country a cappella group, but they cover all genres of music. Their renditions of When A Man Loves A Woman (Percy Sledge/Michael Bolton), Listen To The Music (The Doobie Brothers), and Working For A Living (Huey Lewis and the News) show their R&B and rock n roll chops. Their covers of 2 Johnny Cash songs, Folsom Prison Blues and Ring Of Fire (feat. Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix), are also worth a listen. The looks on your faces when Tim Foust (bass) began soloing was hilarious. 😂 Thanks for the reaction and puff puff pass.✌️
Dave, I end up finding you on reactions to all the songs I like. Good taste man. And thanks for introducing Home Free to these ladies. It’s been fun.
Tim Foust is a basso profundo deepest of basses who rattles chairs and ribcages during their concerts and sometimes blowing up sound systems 😅. And... He has an incredible wide range. These guys are extraordinary, down to earth and sing about everything, not just country and just wait for their funny videos like Butts meddley.
I'd confidently recommend most any of Home Free songs and covers. They do many types of songs, from doo-wop to Christmas hymns to modern songs. Really, give their diversity a chance.
You have just been introduced to the best a cappella group out there. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there (5 octave range) & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound (drums, harmonica etc.). This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.
These guys are simply the best ... artistically and personally , their harmony is stunning !
Great reaction, I'm subbing today in hopes of more Home Free videos in the near future. As others have already said, the Home Fries love our HF guys, & if you continue down this Home Free rabbit hole, the Home Fries will flock to your channel. 🍟❤️
Welcome to the Home Free party. Best a capella group out there. A couple of suggestions for your next listen: if you're all about the harmonies, their version of How Great Thou Art is a master class in 5-part harmony. If you're all about the vocal percussion, their cover of the Doobie Brothers classic Listen to the Music will knock your socks off. If you're all about the bass, Your Man is the place to go. Only about 200 more to go. Enjoy the ride!
Welcome to the rabbit hole known as Home Free. They are my favorite acapella group, and Adam Rupp is a world-class beatboxer. They have a ton of content for you to enjoy. Great reaction.
Ladies, loved the commentary. Subbed to see if you decide to go down the Home Free rabbit hole. We Home Fries are always excited to see new reactors discovering our guys. As numerous commenters have already mentioned, Home Free isn't just country, they do numerous genres from country to opera and do them all beautifully. So many exciting surprises ahead for you.
Suggestions:
"Ring of Fire" Johnny Cash cover. Older video with Chris Rupp, co-founder of HF. No longer with them.
"End of The Road" Boyz to Men" cover.
"Helplessly Hoping" Crosby, Stills and Nash cover. 5 part harmony. Hauntingly beautiful.
"How Great Thou Art" one of the most beautiful renditions of this song I've ever heard, filmed in Austria.
"Show Me a Sign" from their Stargazer Trilogy one of their newest and an original.
Enjoy the ride, looking forward to more. Thank you.
Best comment in any Home Free reaction video..."his balls definitely dropped" Thank you for that belly laugh!
Wait till you do more Home Free videos because Tim the bass is actually 5+ octave greatness! 😂 Your mouth will drop open! Smile 😊
You may have noticed how many Home Free fans saw your video pop up in their recommendation feeds -- mine included! This a cappella vocal band is at the top of the game, and are so, so, so talented! It's easy to forget that there are absolutely NO instruments in their performances (unless visible to the audience)! Your reaction to this was great, and I hope to see you following HF for a long time to come. FYI: Adam Rupp is the unbelievably good beatboxer. Austin Brown is the tenor who had most of the lead; Tim Foust is the bass that has a 5+ octave range. Rob Lunquist is the other tenor lead, and Adam Chance (called "Chance") was baritone and the jaw harp "synthesizer".
Love Home Free. They have the best harmonies I’ve ever heard. They lean country but can sing any genre. Amazingly talented men. The beatboxer is incredible. The bass, has a 5 octave range so he can sing super low and then sing up with the tenors. They sing a lot of covers but also write and sing their own music. Their latest album So Long Dixie has 12 originals on it. Try Helplessly Hoping, Brothers in Arms, Give Me A Sign.
The song was in the song "O Brother Where Art Thou?" However, that also was a cover. This song is over 100 years old and comes out of Appalachia. I think you will enjoy reacting to more of their music. For your next Home Free reactions, I'd suggest The Butts Remix and Ring of Fire. However, you'll find their catalog is deep and worth a dive into. For something different consider Jumpin Jive by Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers. A very old but amazing performance.
This “butts” that I keep reading in the comments definitely has to be one we react to soon!
" HIS BALLS DEFINATELY DROPPED" "YEAH" "WAY DOWN THERE" "YEAH" lol Best reaction I've seen, haha!
If you love music, this is an amazing rabbit hole to go down. Home free sings in several genres and are amazing in all of them. I guarantee that you will like "When a Man Loves a Woman". They have so many other great songs..
Not only are these guys amazing musicians, they are not "stars," they have a serious sense of humor, and they really like their fans. I'll be back for more Home Free.
Your first time, huh ladies??? Home Free started in 2000, won the Sing Off in 2013, and are the BEST a capella! What a wonderful and deep rabbit hole.
For more harmony, try Helplessly Hoping or How Great Thou Art.
They sing all genres.
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! These guys are the best acapella group around! It is all done with their voices! Keep checking them out you will never be disappointed. They do not have a bad song! Love your reactions!
Home Free is a phenomenal a cappella group, and they are true gentlemen. Though they come from country roots they work with many genres producing covers and originals. Their covers, while true to the original, are always their own remarkable creations. Don't miss their astounding Christmas music. And for more great a cappella be sure to check out Pentatonix (good friends with Home Free). Both groups won their respective seasons of NBC's "The Sing Off".
They filmed this in coastal Alabama, much of which is bayou like the southern part of Louisiana. It started raining during the filming, but they had to get it done, so they kept going - you can see them getting wetter, and occasionally you can see the drips of rain.
Everything was produced vocally, including the vinyl record popping at the very beginning. The droning sound was an imitation of a jaw harp (known by various names), which the lady on the right mimed effectively. Chance (dark vest here) does this by Mongolian throat singing, but they use a looper as it is hard on his throat to keep doing it. The rhythmic dop-dops are done by Rob, in the overalls, also extended by using a looper, as it would prevent him from doing his other parts. The looper is also used for the beatbox percussion while Adam Rupp (no beard) does his 'nomonica' solo.
These guys may as well be related
They are a very cohesive bunch of guys that really enjoy working together.
If you play more Home Free, us Home Fries will find your channel quickly. We follow the group as well as their individual projects and are a passionate group of supporters. Great reaction!
Thanks!!!!! We love them!!!!❤❤❤
It's so exciting when I get to see people experience Home Free for the first time, and this is the first song I always direct them to. To follow up, if you are interested, Ring of Fire (ft. Avi Kaplan of Pentatonix), End of the Road (omg the harmonies), and their Butts Remix/Medley (so much silly fun, but still an amazing arrangement). I hope you continue down the path of Home Fry-dom. You don't have to be able to *make* music, to enjoy it - tone deaf unity!
Wonderful introduction to your channel for me. Home Free definitely harkens back to the country gospel quartets of decades past. In fact, their mentors are the Oak Ridge Boys whose current lineup has been together for almost 5 decades and are STILL touring. The Oak Ridge Boys, themselves, began as a gospel quartet back in the 1940. The current lineup came together in the mid 1970s. Home Free did a collaboration with them on a cover of the Oaks' biggest hit "Elvira". Two powerful vocal groups blend seamlessly while showing off the talents of the individuals in each group. Well worth the reaction/podcast time.
Home free is the best out there. Please more. They never miss on any song. Talent level is high. They can twang and they can remove it. End of the road is a must next from them. I can't seem to find a bad song from them.
Welcome to the party Ladies! If I admit I know what...puff, puff, pass means... will I end up in You Tube jail🤔 Spread the love 🐶😎🇺🇸
The blonde in the corner looks blitzed😂😊
If you were in choir, your in for a treat. Try Misty Mountains, featuring the Home Free bass, Tim F. and Peter Hollins. This will show you Tim's low range. Then "My Maria" with Tim and Austin Brown (high tenor) which shows Tim's high range. He has a 5 octave capability. Listen to Country Singers Try Opera, this features Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist. Anything else they do is icing on the cake.
I can't wait to see y'all get hit with Tim's (the base guy) true low notes. Judging by your reaction to this song it's going to be hilarious to watch. While we're talking about Tim, while being one of if not the best base voices in the business, he also has a 5 octave range so don't be surprised when he also hits a high note from time to time.
Subbed for more Home Free! If you decide to go down the rabbit hole into which all of us Home Fries have fallen, we will flock to your channel. Man Of Constant Sorrow was also my introduction to these amazing guys and I have been hooked since. I've seen them live three times, was impressed the first time and am more impressed each time thereafter.
I sub to a lot of reactors to HF but there are a select few whose new releases I look forward to. I have a feeling that you three will be joining that list. I really like your style/interaction with each other as well as with the audience. Keep em coming!! Can't wait for the next one!
As for suggestions, I have browsed the comments to now and there are several good ones listed.
I think for a proper introduction to Austin (high tenor) you might consider When A Man Loves A Woman.
For the beatboxer, Adam Rupp, he has several "drum solos" which are phone recordings of live performances so not the best sound quality but my goodness he is amazing and it's well worth checking those out! He always does amazing work in each song, but some songs others have mentioned are Listen To The Music, Elvira... I could list every single song they do to recommend him lol!
For Rob (big beard) I'd suggest End Of The Road but I'm sure other HF's will remind me of other songs where he is featured and does a remarkable job.
For Chance (jaw harp in Man of Constant Sorrow) maybe Cover Me Up or Some Girls Do. He has such a good baritone voice!
For Tim (bass) - wow. So many. He is just an amazing talent. For a constant low melody, Brothers In Arms. But over half of their songs contain at least a note or two of his fire breathing, subwoofer busting explosion. Edit: Side note - in earlier videos (like this one) he has longer hair. He cut his hair during covid so sometimes reactors are confused when they see one or two of their older videos, then see a newer one. The hair cut really changed his appearance but it's still Tim! You might also check out his collaboration with Peter Hollens of Misty Mountains. Listen all the way to the last note...
Just one word of advice - save Mayday for some day a bit the road - after you've gotten to know everyone's "normal" role in the group.
I gotta stop now or i'll write a book and get kicked off. Enjoy, and thanks so much for this reaction!
Caution - Home Free is highly addictive. They sing almost every genre from goofy to gospel. Three of them are song writers so there are lots of originals as well as covers. They don't have a lead singer (they're also ego-free), whomsoever sounds best, sings it regardless if another wrote it. Bonus: They have a world-wide fan base and your subscriptions will rise exponentially with playing them. (One of them just put out a new original song - no video yet - it's had over 25,000 hits in 4 days).
Ladies...you are just beginning, so much to listen too! Keep doing Home Free Videos, they will make you laugh , cry , and fall in love with them!
I’m subbing today for more Home Free reactions. In my opinion, the best acapella group. Jump on board and become one of us Home Fries!!
These guys are the best out there. Adam rupp is just insane with his beat boxing. Everyone can sing . You so need to check out "How Great Thou Art" talk about harmonies. And yes, check out the butts remix. Funny as heck. You have. Just went down the rabbit hole with these guys.
Watching your reactions to HOME FREE are great. Need to do more of them. Such a great group of singers. If they ever get close to you, you need to see them in person. They sound just as good live as the studio version.
Hey y'all love your reaction anything that home free does is amazing. If you like them then may I suggest voiceplay another absolutely amazing Acapella group.
On list to watch!
There's so much I want to discuss on this, but Home Free has about 200 songs and the fans "Home Fries" will clue y'all in along the way. You only heard one genera of many including OPERA... Yes, opera. light rock, power ballets, comedy, original songs, etc. Subscribed for more Home Free.
Goosebuuuuumps 😍
Welcome to a DEEP rabbit hole! Y’all are definitely soon to be Home Fries!
Well, hi! 'So nice to see a female reactor group, for a change. Yup, I was in school choirs, too, so I love acapella like Home Free and VoicePlay, especially. They all have a beat boxer, now, and act out themes , comedy, any kind of creative performance that strikes them. Fun suggestions: Home Free doing "Hillbilly Bone" and VoicePlay doing "Hoist the Colours".
Home Free won the 2014 Sing Off and have been around for about 20 years. The members have changed somewhat over the years. I recommend you start the journey with Home Free - 2014 Sing OFF. The beat-boxer is Adam Rupp (MN) (one of the original members of Home Free has won several Beat-Boxer competitions. Rob Lundquist (MN) is a tenor and wears glasses with the great beard. Tim Foust is the bass - yet has a 5 octave range (TX), Austin Brown (GA) is the other tenor - wow what a range. Adam Chance (Chance) (FL) was the latest member taking the place of Chris Rupp (original member of Home Free). They do a lot of covers as well as their original songs - you will not regret the journey. Good job on this reaction.
Here for more Home Free. Dont judge their versatility and unique talents till youve heard more of their music. They do covers of all genres and their originals are fantastic. There may be only five of them but this group has 2 bass, 3 baritones 4 tenors, 4 leads, a out of this world beat boxer and the rest can do a bit of beat boxing themselves. Tim Foust (dragon breath) the Bass has a 5 octave range, which will blow your mind. Adam Rupp (freak of nature) is the founding member, along with his brother Chris Rupp, who left in 2014 (?) and found his replacement with Adam Chance (who goes by Chance). He is a beautiful baritone and does bass when Tim is flexing his higher ranges. Austin Brown the high tenor has no limit to how high he can sing and loves to smile, flash those eyes and yes, wink at the ladies. Rob Lunquist (the Beard), tenor can whistle better than anyone ive ever heard and can add soul to any song. They won season 9 of the Sing Off, the year after Pentatonix won. I've barley scratched the surface of their make up ( i only found them in May of 2021), so please dive in and experience these wonderful down to earth gentleman, for yourselves. Any song you pick is a winner. Just hold off on Mayday till You've got a bit of their music under your belt.😁💕 ENJOY!
New subscriber. Great reaction, too! I love it when people discover Home Free. They are a freakishly talented group of fellas! They can make you laugh sometimes, they can make you cry sometimes but they always impress. Here's a cheat sheet on the group: Adam Rupp, co-founder of HF and the awesome beatboxer. Tim Foust, bass. He has a five-octave range. Rob Lundquist (glasses and beard) Tenor Harmony. Austin Brown, Lead Tenor. Adam Chance, Baritone ( goes by Chance). Chance replaced Chris Rupp (co-founder) who left in 2016. Take Me Home Country Roads is phenomenal but you might also want to check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, American Pie featuring Don McLean, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, Dive Bar Saints, The Driver, Crazy and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone and their newest releases, Ray Stevens' Mississippi Squirrel Revival, Delta Dawn, Give Me A Sign. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. They have recently released several new songs that you will want to check out. Unchained Melody, Listen to the Music, Brother...the list goes on. To switch it up..try Two Country Singers try singing Opera. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
This is one of Home Free's most popular song. These guys can sing any genre. Adam Rupp is the best beatboxer.❤️❤️
My two favorite capela groups are VoicePlay and Home Free. The bass from VoicePlay Geoff Castellucci just did a LOW Bass cover of this song. They are both on my playlist. Geoff and Tim's bass voices are amazing.
Hello, another Coloradoan here, you are going to absolutely fall in love with these guys. They can sing anything, and have. You will love the Butts Medley.
This group is amazing, you have so much to look forward to exploring their music. I can't resist recommending "When A Man Loves A Woman", it's one of my favorites.
Love our Home Free guys! Thanks for checking them out and hoping for more, so many songs to choose from
I’ve been a huge fan ever since I stumbled across these guys while recovering from shoulder surgery in February 2016. There is absolutely no better acapella group as far as I’m concerned. Welcome to the rabbit hole….it’s wide, deep and so varied! They cover so many genres across the board, they are not strictly country. Tighten your seatbelts, hold on tight and enjoy the adventure!
Subbed for more Home Free please x Wait until you hear Tim really hit a low note 😁
Great reaction! I'm glad you really noticed the beatboxing. In my opinion, this alone makes Home Free the best a capella group out there. I've seen the performance live and it is an experience. A new subscriber to watch you fall into this rabbit hole.
Good reaction y'all. Home Free is a great rabbit hole for a new channel. Home Free fans are very loyal and they won't copyright you. They truly do have something for everyone but most like all of their stuff.
Home Free is amazing!!
I’m here for Home Free. Looking forward to seeing more reactions. Just don’t watch/react to Mayday until you’re really familiar with the group and who sings which part.
Puff puff pass it to me, girl...
This was an old folk song from the early 1900's
Sooo happy you found this mad talented group....this is my favorite song by them. Please check out their others! You'll see how low Tim's voice can really go! And the raw talent of the others!! ♥
Oooo, the rabbit hole has been discovered. PTX, home free, voice play, and voctave. Have fun with all of the ear candy!
The instrument you are looking for at the beginning end is a jawharp. Snoopy's favorite instrument.
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You will have a good time exploring Home Free. They won "The Sing Off" back in 2013 the season after Pentatonix won the same competition.
They are known as the world's first (and maybe only) country vocal band but, they can sing any genre from opera to classic rock.
You will get a lot of views too. The "Home Fries" are pretty steadfast in their support of the band.
Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. It is likely to lead you to a number of a capella performers as well (Peter Hollens, The Hound and the Fox, Voiceplay, etc).
P.S: If The Butts medley/remix was suggested, that arrangement is ridiculous.
Great reaction, thanks! Home Free is my absolutely favorite group by a mile; you will discover why if you choose to dig into more of their music. Their amazing harmonies, song choices and personalities are the best! You have received many great suggestions below for additional songs to react to. Since you love pure acapella, a few songs which have particularly stunning 5 part harmony, no beatboxing (Adam Rupp the beatboxer also sings, he has a beautiful voice) a few I would suggest are Helplessly Hoping, Brothers In Arms, How Great Thou Art and Auld Lang Syne. New subscriber hoping for more Home Free!
You ladies were a trip to watch! Home Free Rules! Try butts remix next, you will love it. Peace from Northern Michigan.
Gary!!! You’re recommendation 👍👍👍👍👍👍 tell us what ya think tomorrow!!
Pick a genre. Pick a cover to find out how they've improved it. 3 have solo careers and collaborate with legends and rising stars. And, yes, you will always understand the words. Fun reactors get a big thanks.
Great and fun reaction! Other Home Fries have offered good suggestions, I would like to add a couple more recommendations. For really good harmony I would suggest Helplessly Hoping and/or Seven Bridges Road. The more you listen to Home Free, the more you will find they will leave a smile on your face. They do perform some more serious pieces as well. They are very serious about their craft but don't take themselves too seriously and are awsome to see live.
It's called a no monica.
Ladies welcome to the rabbit hole. These guys are amazing and just as good live. Pick anything they do and it's fire 🔥
Adam the beatboxer did the nomonica and drums Chance the baritone/bass did the jaw harp. Love my Home Free. If you want to laugh watch/listen to Hillbilly bone and yes the butts remix is funny to and the third funny one Brother will blow you aay.
I'm a Home Fry. I saw them in concert a couple of months ago in Orange, TX. It was a party! Tim is from the Golden Triangle (Beaumont, TX) and he and his brother-in-law boiled crawfish for the group out in the parking lot before the concert. I thought he was going to blow the speakers a couple of times. Check out HF and The Oak Ridge Boys doing Elvira! :-)
There are several great acapella groups out thee, next you might want to check out Pentatonix, 3 Grammy Awards, over 5 billion views and won The Sing Off the season before Home Free won the same show. And as to Man of Constant Sorrows, there is a reference By Alexander Graham Bell of recording the folk song in 1880s to 1890s. written records date back to 1795 so it is an OLD folk song. Still Home Free does it some real justice. Now go forth and enjoy and share all the great music from Home Free, Pentatonix, VoicePlay, Voxtive, and the rest.
I always laugh at reactors being astounded over the harmonica sound when his drum sounds are the true prize 😊
Dont stop now, do more blind reactions to more of their songs, you will be amazed. The talents of all the members is utterly amazing.
Some people say it sounds like a mouth harp or didgeridoo. The guy in the back beside the beatboxer did that sound going in and out of the video. The high lead 1 tenor is Austin, the lower tenor (glasses)was Rob, the baritone and guy who also made that sound is Chance, Adam is the beatboxer and Tim is the superbass guy (but he can sing higher as well because he has a 5-octave range)
Get ready to ride the storm which is HOME FREE!!! Your sub base is about to explode💥Home Fries are a loyal and fierce group of fans!!! Great reactions! Many Home Fries would recommend not to react to the Butts Remix until you have heard a few more of their songs! Enjoy the ride young ladies!!! Hello from Texas🤠🤠🤠
Welcome to HOME FREE! For mind blowing harmony, check out their cover of HELPLESSY HOPING! I really believe you'll love it!
Kinda overwhelming isn't it? Epic perfection plus the video was perfect for the lyrics! The bass, Tim Foust, has 5 octave range, the lead Austin Brown, high tenor, is phenomal in When a man loves a woman! The two tenors have 'Tried to do opera', literally slayed it! Luscious harmonies, ear candy!
Welcome to Home Free. Enjoy your rabbit hole!
Subbing for more Home Free. It looks like everyone has given y'all most of info on HF. But, to reiterate, wait until y'all know each member's vocal role before reacting to Mayday. How Great Thou Art is one of the very few that Adam Rupp (beat boxer extraordinaire) has a solo part; usually he just beat boxes or occasionally sings tenor harmony. (It's a fantastic version, anyway, and highly recommended.) And Tim Foust... Brothers In Arms, if you really want to hear bass! (On Peter Hollens' channel, Tim & Peter sing Misty Mountains from The Hobbit. That'll rattle your bones!) Even though it's not Christmas, Do You Hear What I Hear is a must; the arrangement is indescribable!
You were asking about relations. The original group that won first place on the show "the SingOff" had Chris Rupp, brother to vocal percussionist Adam Rupp. He left the group to work with his sister and explore some solo stuff. But he stays in contact with them and still does some of their arrangements. He was replaced with Adam Chance who is the groups current baritone. The bass that made all three of your jaws drop was the extraordinary Tim Foust. There is no other way to say it, he is a vocal beast. He is also a pretty good song writer. Should you venture further down the rabbit hole you will come across several written by him or their high tenor Austin Brown. And the bearded wonder, teddy bear of a man Rob Lundquist will surprise you in his leads of several different songs. All in all, welcome to the Home Fries version of the a Capella train.
The sound at the beginning is a jaw harp, performed by Adam Chance.
Welcome to Home Free, acapella at its best!! Their covers are all upgrades, their medleys are so smooth, they collaborate with the original artists a lot,, and their original songs are fantastic. This 5 man vocal band you have 5 tenors, 5 beat boxers, and 2 bass-baritones. They can do just about anything they want with their style, and yet they all are very humble.( Rob and Austin sang an Opera song together, very cool.) When they have featured guest artist, they allow their featured artists to be free with there vocals. Several of them have their own channels and do solo work and albums.. As a “Home Fry”, very proud of there work. There work is so amazing. You need to listen to : When a man loves a woman” feat. Austin Brown as the lead. Give you a good idea of his vocal range. Also Tim Foust the bass singer does his own album’s ,you need to hear: “ Will you still love me/stay” This will blow your mind……..really. Have fun…..!!!!!!!!
Watch the "Drum Solo" with Adam Rupp. Watch "When a Man Loves a Woman" with Austin Brown that was done during the lockdown. Watch "Helplessly Hoping" with baritone Adam Chance singing tenor and being joined by tenor Rob Lundquist in perfect unison. Watch "How Great Thou Art" with beautiful Austrian mountain scenery and for Adam Rupp singing "It is Well" and "With my heart". Watch Cam sing "Mayday" then watch Home Free do it in the same key with bass Tim Foust singing tenor and watch to the end for Chance showing his range!!
if you have not done so, please check out Tim Foust (the base fellow) sing a blend of "Will you Still Love Me Tomorrow"/"Stay". If you thought your chins dropped when he did his solo, just wait to hear him in this one. OMG - Amazing!!
Fun reaction, I'll be looking for more Home Free reactions - can't go wrong with any of their songs. Whatever your mood, you will find something to match it.
You have fallen into the rabbit hole and it goes deep. Everything they do is amazing.
You win the award for best comment ever on Tim...His balls definitely dropped, haha!
Yeah they did 😂😂
I love this group. One that ya'll may enjoy but isn't requested much is How Great Thou Art. No beat boxing just great harmonies
I meet them in person a few years ago they are really good group of guys.
They seem fun!
Yes, these guys are the best acapella group out there. If you find yourselves loving acapella then the next group I strongly recommend is Voice Play. Geoff Castellucci is another fantastic bass singer. I particularly love Voice Play's version of Oogie Boogie. This one really showcases Geoff's range. That said, ALL the guys in Home Free have wonderful voices. A truly fun song is Champagne Taste On A Beer Budget. Ring of Fire is great because they feature Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix (my third fav on the acapella road trip) and he and Tim hit some truly low notes. Enjoy the rabbit hole! ...it's called a jaw harp. No, none of the members are related. The beatboxer's brother used to be part of the group, but he left several years ago.