I know that there are basses who can sing higher and lower than Geoff; it's the quality of his voice that pulls me in. No one sings as clearly, as smoothly, as beautiful as he does. My opinion of course, but I'm always right. Try him with an old American folk song, Shenandoah. Sweet and soothing!
I love both VoicePlay & Geoff alone. There is some music he does that simply suits a single lead better, and he's brilliant at being the lead. By the same token, just like the others in VoicePlay, he's brilliant at sharing the lead and working cohesively in a group. It's impossible for me to imagine them stripping down the music they produce together to make it suit a single artist. With them, we get the absolute best of both worlds.
This one is probably going to be my favorite of Geoff's solo works for a long time to come. The overall sound of this piece from the lion's purr to the soaring and perfectly balanced harmonies makes my heart happy. It truly feels to me like a warm hug, despite the lyrics being kind of the opposite. I'm still trying to figure out how to put this feeling into words, honestly.
What a haunting and heartbreaking rendition of this song. I love Geoff, his arrangements, his voice, and everything but I also love his being a bass guitar with VoicePlay. He carries the bass line so brilliantly.
I know why you say that...about liking Geoff better alone, because when I hear him, so do I. But then I hear what he does IN Voiceplay and I realize that it isn't that it is really better, just that we can hear/feel/see his amazing talent in more clarity. It's just about a different side of amazing. As is Voiceplay. I wish I could explain more clearly.....but it's my best shot 🤔
I love Geoff but I prefer him with Voiceplay. To me they are magic together and I love all of the different voice types and styles and creativity in their productions.
I know that there are basses who can sing higher and lower than Geoff; it's the quality of his voice that pulls me in. No one sings as clearly, as smoothly, as beautiful as he does. My opinion of course, but I'm always right.
Try him with an old American folk song, Shenandoah. Sweet and soothing!
Spectacular arrangement from one of the best singers.
I love both VoicePlay & Geoff alone. There is some music he does that simply suits a single lead better, and he's brilliant at being the lead. By the same token, just like the others in VoicePlay, he's brilliant at sharing the lead and working cohesively in a group. It's impossible for me to imagine them stripping down the music they produce together to make it suit a single artist. With them, we get the absolute best of both worlds.
This one is probably going to be my favorite of Geoff's solo works for a long time to come. The overall sound of this piece from the lion's purr to the soaring and perfectly balanced harmonies makes my heart happy. It truly feels to me like a warm hug, despite the lyrics being kind of the opposite. I'm still trying to figure out how to put this feeling into words, honestly.
This is so emotional and beautiful that it is almost painful.
What a haunting and heartbreaking rendition of this song. I love Geoff, his arrangements, his voice, and everything but I also love his being a bass guitar with VoicePlay. He carries the bass line so brilliantly.
GEOFF = EPIC. Always! 🤯🔥
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I know why you say that...about liking Geoff better alone, because when I hear him, so do I. But then I hear what he does IN Voiceplay and I realize that it isn't that it is really better, just that we can hear/feel/see his amazing talent in more clarity. It's just about
a different side of amazing. As is Voiceplay. I wish I could explain more clearly.....but it's my best shot 🤔
I love Geoff but I prefer him with Voiceplay. To me they are magic together and I love all of the different voice types and styles and creativity in their productions.
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