Listening to them in concert is an EXPERIENCE. They know exactly how TIm's ending note affects the crowd and make you wait for it. But when he hits it, it literally rumbles in your chest like a frigging earthquake, it's absolutely nuts.

That deeper voice is actually Tim Foust the best bass in my eyes

Finally checking out Home Free!

Tim Foust is the bass with a 5+ octave range, Austin Brown is the high tenor, Rob Lundquist is the lyrical tenor, Adam Chance (newest member) is a baritone/bass and Adam Rupp (co-founder with his brother Chris Rupp who was replaced by Adam Chance) is the vocal percussionist. Adam Rupp seems to eat drumkits for breakfast and he does a "Drum Solo" during every concert where he goes off...the older drum solo is him wearing a red flannel, and is a good intro, but this one is from 6 years ago and there are newer ones that he uses a looper. When he isn't doing percussion he can sing in a tenor voice. They all have amazing voices and talents. Tim has a doo-wop album he just released, Austin Brown has a channel with BEAUTIFUL songs...Rob and Chance both do collaborations with other artists. It is a deep rabbit hole with a few tunnels. Pentatonix is amazing...they are more pop/synth, Home Free is more Country but can sing many genres and the trifecta is VoicePlay which is more theatrical.

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 & their beatboxer Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. Keep up your journey through Home Free. You will not find a bad song. They are my favorite a cappella group. Home Free are not about theatrics, it's about showcasing the song.

Pronounce his name "Ahhh-Veee". Great reaction! I agree, you must listen to "Man of Constant Sorrow" next. It is my favorite of theirs. By the way, the last low bass section was Tim, not Avi! If you want another rabbit hole to go down, check out "Misty Mountains" by Peter Hollens and Tim. It will blow you away!!! (Also, fans of Home Free are called "Home Fries" and fans of Pentatonix are called "Pentaholics", just so you know!!)

Home Free is an amazing group, for sure. Their version of Man Of Constant Sorrow is great as well as their version of Sea Shanty Medley! Avi Kaplan has two solo albums and the first one is in heavy rotation in my personal music library. Well worth a listen! Another amazing acapella group is Voice Play. They show a lot of humor in their videos but their voices are fantastic and their bass singer, Geoff Castelluci, is my all time favorite (he has a lot of solo work out there to check out as well)

The Home Free “Butts Medley” is hysterical and so well sung. “God Blessed the Broken Road” is beautiful.

Home Free is country yet not. They sing anything they want. Sometimes they add a country twist but not always. Sometimes their videos can make you cry or laugh out loud. They are willing to show their goofy side which makes them so lovable. They recently released "Ain't Goin Down" but due to licensing they couldn't put the video on KZfaq. They released it on their Facebook page. It's worth a listen if you want your mind blown. I'm a fan and it blew my mind!

Their cover of When A Man Loves A Woman will give you a great look at another side of these talented men.

Welcome to the rabbit hole. Home free covers are going to blow your mind over and over again. Their fans are called Home Fries, great bunch of loyal fans.

Avi, formerly of Pentatonix, was the perfect and fun addition to this song. Did you notice his satisfied smiles when he and Tim hit their D1 notes? They ought to be proud.

Now listen to Home Free doing Man of Constant Sorrow. One of their best. Then check out Avi Kaplan and Peter Hollens, Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair. Then check out Tim Fouts (The Home Free bass) and Peter Hollens, Misty Mountains. Hopefully you will enjoy all of them. Peter Hollens was also a contestant on The Sing Off, though his group from the University of Oregon didn't win. Home Free won it the year after Pentatonix did.

Man of constant sorrow by Homefree is amazing. And Austin Brown from the group does an *incredible* cover of Tears in Heaven (not acapella but amazing) that makes me cry everytime.

I saw the disbelief with the beatboxer. His name is Adam Rupp, he's the brother of one of the singers who started the group. Anyway, check out Adams Drum Solo... really.

The beatboxer is Adam Rupp. Listen to him on Man of Constant Sorrow Also one called A Drum Solo

Adam Rupp, the beatboxer can sound like drums, harmonica, animals you name it. Check out his drum solo sometime. In the meantime please please check out Brothers in Arms. Such a deep song with special meaning for those in cmbat right now🔥💯

I second the motion for "Misty Mountains" by Peter Hollens, ft. Tim Foust. Every note is sung by the two of them with over 100 layers. OMG!!! It's from the "Hobbit". You might also like "How Great Thow Art" by Home Free. Won't go wrong with either.

Home Free- Folsom Prison Blues, Butts Medley, Brothers in arms. Lots of choices.

When we saw Home Free live, Tim the bass for them sang so low that a speaker was blown out! I love hearing Avi and Tim sing together!

Avi is not part of the band, he's just friends with them. Avi is the bass in the A Capella group, Pentatonix, the greatest A Capella group of all-time!!!

When it comes to Home Free, you haven't even scratched the surface! This is a really old video. When Home Free performed this song on season 4 of the Sing Off (they won that season), Tim's final note was even lower than in this video. Home Free has hundreds of videos on KZfaq. You will be floored by each and every video you watch, including concerts, story time with Tim, behind the scenes and so on. I could go on-and-on, but I won't. Enjoy the journey.

You heard the best acappella band IMHO. The first singer was Tim Foust, Avi Kaplan was the second singer you heard. The Home Free rabbit hole is deep, they have close to 200 videos on You Tube. I suggest MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW for your next song. This song really shows off their talents. Home Free fans are called Home Fries and they are fanatical and loyal. Have a great Home Free journey and I just subbed to watch it. You have a great day

Man of constant Sorrow is a must, Adam does a harmonica sound that is out of this world

From Home Free : "Man of Constant Sorrow" "Misty Mountains" and "Butts Remix" From Morissette : "This is Me" One of her most fun and personal performances.

Tim Faust is a god of bass.

If you really like their fun style and humor, then try their Sea Shanty Medley. All of the requests for Man Of Constant Sorrow are correct, so try that one first. Watch the beatboxing really closely on all 3 of these songs. Adam Rupp is amazing. No instruments at all. So they had the 5 Home Free members and Avi Kaplan as a guest artist. 3 of them are from the deep south and 2 are more central/northern U.S. rural. Tim Foust - bass, with surprises. Chris Rupp - baritone, cowboy hat. Left around 2015 and replaced by Adam Chance (a.k.a. Chance) who is amazing. Rob Lundquist - tenor with a beautiful tone in a bluegrass/hillbilly 'flat' style and full beard. Austin Brown - high tenor, long-ish hair, baby face. Darker tone and very bendy style. Adam Rupp - tenor, but mostly beatboxing with a really wide range of sounds and strangely realistic drum kit sound.

These guys have so much fun singing together. Must watch Hillbilly Bone and Champagne Taste (on a beer budget) So fun

You really can’t go wrong with picking any home free video/song. The only recommendation I have, and I know the majority of the Home Fries will agree with me, is that you NOT react to Mayday too early. You’ll understand why when you do get to it, and with how you explained your feeling towards “having an expectation and having it thrown out the window” I know you will appreciate waiting to watch that one. Most of us recommend watching anywhere from 5-10 other Home Free videos first, but more important than the video count is just making sure that you know each of the members a bit better and what their individual parts/singing roles are in the group. Welcome to yet another branch of the wonderful rabbit hole that is a cappella music :)

Oh, this was a delight! Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole -- it's deep and amazing. Everyone else has already given you loads of info so I won't repeat, but now that you've heard Avi (PTX bass) and Tim Foust (Home Free bass), you've got to complete the a cappella trifecta by checking out VoicePlay and their bass Geoff Castellucci. Your ears will be happy; your brain may not recover.

Tim from home free can actually go a bit deeper than Avi I believe. You should check out their cover of “Man of Constant Sorrow”. There’s also another acapella group you should check out called Voiceplay that are also amazing, and you can check out one of their more recent cover of “the Dragonborn Comes” from Skyrim. I’ll just say they’re got another massively talented bass singer just like PTX and Home Free, and higher pitch singers like Mitch you’ll probably enjoy

Tim's litterally crashed equipment because of his low bass. 🤘😎 I had the pleasure of hearing them live in Denmark - it's hands down thé best live concert I've ever experienced! (BTS yet to come... 😁🤞) They sound amazing and they're funny af. Check out their songs All About That Bass or Butts Remix - they're hilarious! 😂🤣😂

Yes, man of constant sorrow is a must reaction. The music in it is awesome. They really show all their talent in it.

I think you would really enjoy the "Butts Remix" from Home Free. That was the first thing I ever heard from them. I've had the pleasure of hanging with these guys a couple of times, and they sound just as good in the same room with you chilling as they do on stage or studio.

If you love the acapella scene - which it truly looks like you do - then check out Voiceplay - we don't talk about bruno. They also have incredible hits :)

Home Free and Pentatonix are amazing and I love them both! Another acapella group to check out is Voiceplay. Voiceplay is more of a theatrical acapella group and their bass Geoff Castellucci will blow your mind with his sub harmonic bass notes! All 3 groups have very deep rabbit holes so it’s gonna be so much fun watching you discover them all! Enjoy!

Yes, listen to Man of Constant Sorrow! Then check out Voice Play, the third acapella group in the world class trifecta. Favorites are: Warriors, Carry On Wayward Son, Hoist the Colours (EPIC), the Wicked Medley, The Dragonborn Comes, If I Were a Rich Man... and many more.

Also, Home Free identifies as a country group, but can, and do, sing all genres - and do them all fantastically! Check out Working for a Living, Crazy, End of the Road, Never Gonna Give You Up for non-country examples.

Listening to Home Free... is an adventure. There is actually an order to how to listen to Home Free. Ring of Fire is a great starter song to determine if you'd like to hear more. From there... 1) Man of Constant Sorrow. 2) All About that Bass. 3) Butts Remix 4) Sea Shanty Medley 5) How Great Thou Art 6) God Bless the USA 7) American Pie 8) My Church 9) Folsom Prison Blues.

Home Free are fabulous. I love this song and I also love the version they did the year they won the Sing Off even better. Every single thing they do is awesome. If you dive into their body of work, you will never be sorry. I adore Home Free. The fans are called Home Fries. Adam Rupp (co founder of the group) is a world class, insanely skilled beat boxer. The super bass with an unbelievable vocal range is Tim Foust. The sky high tenor with a voice strong enough to bend steel is Austin Brown. The lower tenor with a voice like sweet buttery caramel with soul thrown in is Rob Lundquist. The versatile and talented baritone, is Chris Rupp (brother of Adam Rupp and the other founder). He has since left to pursue a solo career and was replaced with Adam Chance gifted baritone/bass. The do just about any genre you throw at them. Moonshine, Brothers In Arms, Folsom Prison Blues, Catch Me If You Can, and Blue Ain't Your Color are some of my personal favorites, but they really don't have any bad songs.

I’ll tell what this will happened to you more than once or twice with home free! They will stun your mind with almost every song. In my opinion this is the BEST A cappella group out there. And they do all Kind of genres out there. They don’t do covers, they do upgrades lol. Ps I just subbed

Home free has two amazing songs you need to check out. The first one is Brother in Arms, and the second one is May Day. Incredible harmonies and powerful messages

Welcome to your new journey! You have just entered the Home Free rabbit hole! You really need to listen to Man of Constant Sorrow and remember it’s all acapella…no instruments. You haven’t heard anything yet! Don’t do May Day until you learn the guys and what they normally do. Great reaction!

Home Free’s covers of Man of Constant Sorrow, American Pie, Unchained Melody, and God Bless the USA (with Lee Greenwood) are all quality listens and ripe for reactions

They are the best ... they cover just about every genre. Try any of theirs ... " Butts Remix" will have you falling off your chair.

As someone who loves the velvety richness of Avi's voice, I have to also pay huge respect to Home Free's bass, Tim Foust, and Voiceplay's Geoff Castallucci. Please watch their (VP's) video of Carry on Wayward Son or ANYthing else on their playlist. Both groups are amazing.

This group ALSO got their start by winning the show The Sing Off (Pentatonix won Season 3.)

Tim was the deep bass . This is an amazing rabbit 🐇 hole. Thanks for you're reaction. 👍👍

Avi is pronounced Ahh Vee. I love how at the end he takes off the beanie and puts on the stetson. Home free is a wonderful group! they are more country style. the bass from home free is a lower bass but has a different tone. They have so many great songs! Their beatboxer is a freak of nature. Check out his drum solo. They also do R&B stuff like End of the Road by Boyz 2 Men For this group, try When a man loves a woman, Sea shanty Medley and be sure to get RickRolled with Never gonna give you up. They don't take themselves too seriously. Oh also Man of Constant Sorrow. Now that you are in the acapella rabbit hole, try Voiceplay. They have the lowest bass singer I've ever heard. They do some crazy stuff as well.

So happy to see you go down the Home Free rabbit hole. I told you once you started this you would get tons of recommendations, which is why I gave you the list up front. LOL You can now spend the rest of your life jumping back and forth between Pentatonix and Home Free and I guarantee you that you will be amazed by almost every video. Enjoy and watch your channel grow by leaps and bounds, my UK friend.

Home Free will blow your mind in a continious stream, if you let them. Every song they have made, is even better than those before. And no matter how you listen to them, old, new, in between, with or without Chris/ Chance, with original artist, cover songs, mashups, originals, funny/ sweet/ serious songs. HF does it all, in their own unique style, and continious blows their fans in awe.

Home Free, Pentatonix & Voice Play are the 3 in a trifecta of unbelievable a capella! All 3 are different and all 3 are amazing. Voice Play is the more drama Dept group & are a LOT of fun! Home Free can make you laugh hysterically or cry at any point. And Pentatonix is like the all round game changer. And occasionally they get together with each other's group, like in this one! And then there's the a capella choir, Voctave! You have some great music ahead of you! 🤗

Oh you have to listen to Home Free's cover of "All about that Bass"!!!! It's soooo much fun and shows off their personalities.

Every time I see someone react to this song, I always tell them to go check out Home Free doing this song on The Sing Off. I think it highlights Tim's bass so much better.

This arrangement of "Ring of Fire" was specifically done to be a show-stopper on "The Sing-Off" - an a cappella TV competition show. It was done to be able to shock the judges and shift people's perspectives partway into the piece.

Next should really be "Man of Constant Sorrow", butt...you'll see what I did there😉, their "Butts" remix is really fun. Just found your channel and you're hitting all my favorites. cheers

I found Home Free about 3 years ago. Something after the unexpected death of my partner. It was a way to relax after a very difficult period, but also to finally be able to do what I loved to do: listen to music. ... Ring of Fire was the first thing I saw of HF (Actually because I'm a big fan of Avi). From that moment on, it became more and more. Until today I listen to HF every day. But it is also true that from that moment on I rarely listen and watch PTX. HF really is that great. All amazing voices with their own specialties, great harmonies, deep bass and the inhuman mouth artist Adam Rupp. They don't have a real lead singer because they see which voice fits which song, no Egos, no rivalries, beautiful personalities. It doesn't matter what song, what genre, Home Free will make something of it. All different voices, but still one. That's why Home Free is perfect for me

Two great bass singers…Avi and Tim.

OMGosh, you are about to be totally blown away if you keep listening to these guys! In the Blood, How Great Thou Art, Everybody Walking This Land, End of the Road, American Pie with Don McLain, Sea Shanty Medley, Helplessly Hoping, Mayday, Blue Ain't your Color, Man of Constant Sorrow... so many awesome songs. Head down that rabbit hole. It's an amazing ride.

Avi Kaplan is the former bass for Pentatonix. Tim Faust is the bass for Home Free. You need to check out Avi Kaplan's solo career. He's so good.

If you want another mind-blowing performance, I suggest Geoff Castelucci's cover of "Sixteen Tons." I would also suggest Geoff's cover of "Misty Mountains Cold," and/or the one by "The Wellermen."

I have heard Home Free and PTX and I have to say I think this might be my favorite song from both. Three basses is incredible! They're all so talented! And you're reaction as always was great! I hope everyone has a great day!❤

Love it when Avi puts on the cowboy hat when Tim Foust is hitting that low bass note. Home Free rocks.

Yes Yes Yes!!! Man of constant sorrow should definitely be your next reaction! You won’t be disappointed

Just subbed... love Home Free! I agree with the other suggestions for Man of Constant Sorrow... it's incredible!

Home Free is great and it was good to see Avi added to their voices, including their own great bass Tim. Their beat boxer Adam Rupp is fantastic with all he can do. See their song "Man of Constant Sorrow" it's amazing. m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y8unksWXq9zWn6c.html

Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow. I literally listen to it every day.

Never find a bad song from this group. 5 of the most talented men on Earth

Hey brother, just subbed I'll agree with the others, Man of Constant Sorrow is a good next choice, however be ready for TOTAL TWANG OVERLOAD it's their most "country" song but it's amazing and you get to Adam Rupp the beatboxer go nuts doing a harmonica sound that will blow you away when you realize he has no harmonica.

Home Free has been around since 2000. But they hit the big time when they won the Singoff TV show the season after Pentatonix won it. (That was back around 2013.) They have many former members from way back, but they've only made one personnel change since the show. Tim Foust is the low bass. That last note he hit was a G1. (When they created this arrangement and did this song on the TV show, everything was a half-step lower so that end note was an F#1.) Chris Rupp, wearing the cowboy hat here thruout, is the baritone / backup bass. He was the group's founder. He left the group in 2017 or so. Has his own YT channels as Chris Rupp Official and 7th Ave Band. Austin Brown is the high tenor. Rob Lundquist (beard, glasses) is 2nd tenor. Adam Rupp (Chris' brother) is the beatboxer. Chris was replaced by Adam Chance, so you'll see him as the backup bass in their later vids. They just call him "Chance" to avoid confusion with Adam Rupp. * You do also have to start watching Voiceplay. They competed on The Singoff, the same season as Home Free. Came in 5th or 6th. But they've done very well since then. Each of their members has skills more or less comparable to the corresponding members of Home Free. So, we're looking forward to you going nuts over the low bass work and wide ranges of both Geoff Castellucci and Tim Foust. All three of these acapella groups are friends, help each other out on techniques, arrangements, occasional guest spots, etc.

I think you're going to love Home Free. They will never let you down and they will always leave you wanting more.

"That guy's voice is crazy deep" - (everyone who recommended it) "Wait for it"

Welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free, my very favorite group these days. They have around 150 songs and videos to choose from so have fun discovering their fabulousness lol My suggestion for your next HF song would be End of the Road, be prepared to have your mind blown! Happy listening!

Home free is awesome. There has been one lineup change since they made it big. They actually started in my home state of MN but didn't become famous until sing off year after Pentatonix

When you become a Pentaholic and a Home Fry you learn to enjoy having your mind blown.

Finally G.O T.!!! THIS A FANTASTIC RABBIT HOLE TOO!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR ENCOURAGING WORDS!! LOVE YOUR REACTIONS!💜

This song is good but you need to play Man of Constant Sorrow or ain't goin down ( til the sun comes up)and see what Adam can do with his voice

As everyone has echoed Man of Constant Sorrow next...followed by their Butts Remix for an hilarious good time.

Welcome to the Home Fry Fandom! Man of Constant Sorrow is a great next song to hear! Ah-vee, the second one... When do we get to see your reaction to Avi's solo work -- Change on the Rise should be your first one! You should also hear some of Tim Foust (the bass of Home Free) and Peter Hollens (a well known a capella singer & arranger) -- Misty Mountains!

the beatboxing always blows my mind cuz I got to remind myself these sounds are actually coming out of the human mouth it's just so unreal and cool ♡

I strongly recommend you check out "Man Of Constant Sorrow" by Home Free. While they have a lot of awesome songs, I feel it is the best song to get into their music, it is their show piece. :)

Yep, nice reaction as always, I'm looking forward to see your face when you'll hear Geoff Castellucci (of Voiceplay) hit some of his super-low notes. :-D I love all of those singers. And bass singers have something special... Avi, Tim and Geoff have different voices, with very different sound. All of them are capable of rumbles that would shake the Earth from below ;-) , but they use this capability in different ways. It's not that one is better than another, they're just DIFFERENT. :-) When you'll check Voiceplay ('cause I know you will... ;-) ), start either from "The Dragonborn Comes" or from "My Mother Told me". Just to get a couple of good examples... ;-) BTW, if you like bass singers, you could want to check "The Emperor new clothes" by "The Bass Gang"... Yes, they live up to their name :-D

"Man of Constant Sorrow" and "American Pie" are 2 MUST WATCH with Home Free!!!!

Home Free has SO MUCH music out there! Welcome to the rabbit hole, time to see how deep it goes! 🤠😎 And yes, Adam Rupp swallowed an entire drum kit, a DJ station, a harmonica and a digeridoo.

You will not be disappointed by any of their music. Beatboxer is fantastic. Welcome to the rabbit hole if you decide to pursue their musical talents.

Home Free has a Two-Time World Champion beat-boxer (last I knew, he won two different occasions but he may have done it again since. There are videos of his freestyles and competitions that you might get a kick out of) and he can sing, too! Of course the rest of the vocalists are just as great. Tim Foust is just as well-known for blowing speakers at venues as Avi Kaplan is. There is SO MUCH to go through for all of them collectively! They also collaborate with other soloists and groups. There is a country band called The Oak Ridge Boys and they came to prominence in the 1970's. Home Free got to collab with them and together they did a re-imagined, a capella version of one of The Oak Ridge Boys' biggest hit songs, Elvira. :)

Traveling soldier by home free is another good one to listen to

Can't stop this feeling. Gotta hear it babe!

I love your enthusiasm!! The buttery Avi's voice mixed with Tim's beautiful bass. All about that bass❤❤

This video was produced about the time that Avi left Pentatonix. You'll notice that at the beginning of the video, he starts of wearing his characteristic Pentatonix beanie. On the last note, when Tim hits the bass note and Avi jumps up to sing the "bah-buh-dah-buh-dah-bah - dah - dah" with the rest of Home Free, that his beanie is off and he's donning a cowboy hat. The significance is that his new solo career was going to be making some new folk music. (You should check out some of his new solo stuff.)

OMG! You just raised your status in my eyes when you mentioned Nathan Fillion and Firefly, one of my all-time favorite series! 😍🤣

Definitely do more Home Free reactions. Every song they do is a surprise. They are so talented that they show us something new with each arrangement.

It's Ahh-vee! He's fanTASTIC!!!!

PTX, Home Free, Voiceplay. That was my way into a cappella. PTX blew my mind. Home Free sent it to the stratosphere. And before it could come down, Voiceplay sent it to the moon. They're all great. And I love your statement about proving others wrong. I had a conversation with a guy once, on a house party. He looks like a janitor, to the point. He's talking with a thick accent. He's had about 8-10 beers, and it's 3 a.m. And he explains Heisenberg's uncertainty problem to me. Correctly. I looked it up the other day, and he was right. And no, he neither was a janitor nor a physics professor, but an IT expert.

Avi has blown out speakers at concerts before. His voice is so deep they couldn't handle it. And it's Ahh-Vee, like "Say Ahh!" and then the letter V. Avi is also classically trained, and probably has the most professional training out of any of the Pentatonix group.

Welcome to the Home Fries. Tim's low lows are astonishing. Its Ah-vee from PTX, by the way. Currently (March / april 2022) on tour in Europe with his solo offerings, much more folky style. Mainly original stuff. He was on social media yesterday as he was so honoured to have a billboard in Nashville. He's come along way. Look up his youtube channel.

There are not many bands where 4 out of 5 can sing lead !!! But these guys do. The others have also learned a bit of beatboxing and have had small duels on stage between each other. Very special people with very special talents and very down to earth with a twinkle in the eye. The five founding members were brothers Chris and Adam Rupp, Matt Atwood, Darren Scruggs, and Dan Lemke; taking their name from a boat owned by Atwood's grandfather who helped support the group financially in the early years The group began in 2000 as a hobby for the singers, but they gradually gained in experience and popularity. By 2007 they had enough of a following to pursue music full-time. During this period, the Rupp brothers and Atwood formed the core of the group, with Atwood singing lead tenor. Other members of the group came and went. They competed in an A capella TV competition "Sing Off" 4th season and won big !!! They won the TV competition the year after Pentatonix !! Then Chris Rupp was also there instead of Chance. Adam and Chris started the group in high school. Chris is now making his own career and started another band called 7th Ave whit his sister Tristin Rupp (sister of Chris and Adam) and 2 others. Adam Rupp :beatboxer that’s leaving everyone in complete disbelief as to how he could imitate an entire sound system by only using his voice and is the best in the entire US and soon in the world as he continues to develop it. Tim Foust: is not only bass but instead read 1 Oct lower than other men as the lowest tones are vibrations but the total range of his voice is a full 5 octaves !!!!! That is, from the lowest base to the highest tenors. He has also collaborated with a guy named Peter Hollens in songs like Misty mounten and Sound of silence. Rob Lungquist: lead tenor with Swedish descended who has an angel's voice with a beard like a lumberjack! His second talent is to whistle tunes! He can also beatbox a bit. Austin Brown: High tenor with a unique voice that is finished with country stucco on. Absolutely incredible man. Adam Chance (called only Chance): baritone but also bass when Tim sings lead. We're just starting to understand his voice ability and wow what a voice. Please dont listen to the song "Mayday" untill you atleast heard 5-6 songs before becouse thats then you start to understand the complete hard task for them to do this song!!! You have to first understand there voices before this song!!! Youre gonna have so mutch fun!! Home Free - God Blessed Texas (A Song for Hurricane Relief that they started do to the citey that Tims mom and dad and friends lives in got badley hit and they knew where al the money whent to!! We al fans also helpt them so mutch they lost words to say to us!!! They did this hole song from scratch in 7 dayes and did the MV to. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9uYg7SmpsmwnX0.html Home Free (Tim Foust) performs Your Man by Josh Turner kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbierdyGmbqniXU.html Home Free Kearney, MO How Great Thou Art 6.17.2017 Complete Recording This video is very special. This outdoor consert was canseld after 3 songs do to rein and thunderstorm. A lot of the fans stayed in a pavilion to waty oute the storm. I have never heard of any other artist doing what they did. They walked up a hill in rein and thunder...placed them self on a campingtabel. Told them this consert whas canceld but that they gonna sing 1 song moor unpluggde. And look at there in the lyric the lamp flickers! Chris Rupp hade lefte the band last year so here is it Adam Chance that replacet him. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idWGebOn1Z66mGg.html Avicii - Wake Me Up - (Home Free a cappella cover) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eMiqpdaQ0bXLe30.html Home Free - Elvira (feat. The Oak Ridge Boys) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jc2dbMqL2JfMias.html John Mayer - In the Blood (Home Free Version) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l5eEpNN5m7a-cqM.html Tim Fouste med Peter Hollens -Misty Mountains kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8hie7VlnNTUdYk.html Home Free - Country Fried Pop Medley (17 Artists, 15 Songs, 1 Amazing Mashup) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9N8rNmbup3KYac.html Some fun songs: Guilty Pleasures HILARIOUSLY derailed! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qreckspilarbXWw.html Home Free ~ What We're Thinking While We're Singing crack up kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLymqNV7yLnapWg.html Adam Rupps solo (He changes them every tour!) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mL2jlado28nbmGg.html

Home Free + Avi ❤️🙌🙌

The deep bass is actually done by both Avi and Home Free's Time Faust, and amazingly talented bass.

I am beyond ecstatic that you've FINALLY found your way to the fantastic Home Free fellas. I wonder how many of us waited for Tim's closing note with a huge grin 😄 You are going to enjoy the ride 😉