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So let's set forth the collective abilities of Home Free. -- 5 lead singers -- 5 tenors -- 3 baritones -- 2 bass -- 1 basso profundo -- 5 beat boxers/vocal percussionists -- 1 EXCEPTIONAL beatboxer/drum kit/ vocal percussionist -- 5 proficiency for genres: (Pop/Country/R&B/Rock/Gospel/Rap/Blues/Musical theater/Comedy/Holiday/Doo Wop/dancers-in-training 😉)

So, HF is billed as the only Country A Capella band with the richest harmonies on planet earth. As as far as Johnny Cash, they have a cover of Ring of Fire, btw with Avi Kaplan, the former bass with Pentatonix, and a very bluesy version of Folsom Prison Blues. But they do R&B as well with incredible versions of When A Man Loves A Woman, and a spectacular cover of Boys 2 Men's, End of the Road. They also do some rapping in their Butts Remix which is really funny.

Great reaction! This song was the first Home Free song I listened to and I was an automatic Home Fry. If you really want to see what Austin the first singer does react to When a Man Loves A Woman. It's extraordinary.

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 & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. Keep up your journey through Home Free. You will not find a bad song.

"Home Free Vocal Band" is a country a Capella group that won season 4 of the "Sing Off". Adam Rupp (world class beat boxer) and his brother Chris Rupp (left band in 2016) founded the band in 2001. Tim Faust - Incredible Bass, Rob Lundquist and Austin Brown - Amazing Tenors, Adam "Chance" - Smooth Baritone/Bass. I think “Man of Constant Sorrow” is their consummate Song/Video. Their catalog is huge with many, many outstanding songs. 50% Pop/Classic, 30% Country, 15% Inspiring, 5% Goofy Fun, 200% Entertaining, 100% Humble.

Try FOLSOM PRISON BLUES by these guys they are so versatile can do alot of styles also. CANT STOP THIS FEELING. LOVE TRAIN. HILLYBILLY BONE all toe tappers enjoy

It never fails, the first time a female hears how low Tim Foust's bass is, they suddenly get bedroom eyes and fall in love with him. Makes me wish I had his voice.

Home Free is the best--period. It's easy to forget they are completely acapella and make all "instrumental" sounds themselves. In this song they are making a distinct southern (bluegrass) presentation--it definitely fits the lyrics of the song. Chance doing the jaw harp sound really sets the stage for this song's story, which Austin's twang fits phenomenally. Tim's bass line completely grounds the harmonies and Adam's voice percussion simply cannot be beat. This performance highlights a lot of Home Free's strengths although they also handle ANY other genre just as amazingly❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️

Home Free creates the most wonderful music there is. Five of the most versatile and insanely talented and skilled artists in the musical arena today. Once you step into the Home Free rabbit hole, you won't even want to turn back. Adam Rupp is a world class, insanely talented beat boxer/vocal percussionist. You ought to react to his Adam Rupp drum solo from 2015 (red shirt), it will blow your mind. The super bass with the 5 octave range is Tim Foust. The front and center singer to solo is Austin Brown, the sky high tenor with a voice strong enough to bend steel. Glasses and beard is the lower tenor, Rob Lundquist , who has a voice as sweet and smooth as caramel with some soul thrown in. The guy in back with the orange hat is Adam Chance (Chance) with a beautiful, smoky baritone/bass, who did the jaw harp sound throughout. Every Home Free member is multi talented. Thank you for the great reaction.

For more nonmonica, check out "Ain't Going Down, til the Sun Comes Up" For more beatboxing, check out an Adam Rupp Drum Solo.

For even more of Austin's "Scorpio" eyes, check out "When a Man Loves a Woman". It's a fantastic cover of this song. Other great songs are "End of the Road", "Folsum Prison Blues", "Hillbilly Bone", "Blue Ain't Your Color", "How Great Thou Art", and many more.

You HAVE to check out Home Frees' "Butts Remix"! Also you might enjoy Adam Rupp's "Drum Solo". Oh and welcome to the Home Fries aka Home Free fans.

The 'guy in the middle' is Austin Brown. Wait'll you hear his lead in When a Man Loves a Woman 🤣. Lots of great suggestions here in the comments. I would add the afore-mentioned Percy Sledge classic, along with Fishing in the Dark/Boondocks & Ain't Going Down Til the Sun Comes Up (video for this last one is on Facebook; you'll need to pull it over here to YT). Thanks, y'all, great reaction.

Since you are a Cash fan. Next stop on the Home Free path is their cover of Ring of Fire. It has Avi from Pentatonix in it. You will love it.

If you love the eye contact then you'll loose your mind over Austin, the guy in the hat, in their version of When a Man Loves a Woman.

Yeah - Home Free! They started as predominantly country but cover all genres. "Try Everything," "Butts Remix," "Brothers in Arms," and "Mary did you Know" will give you a nice assortment.

Home Free has about 150+ videos out there right now, and you can't go wrong with ANY video you decide to react to. Speaking of Johnny Cash, they cover Folsom Prison Blues and Ring Of Fire. They also have several humorous videos out there. If you see a video with them standing in a field or in a building singing, it's usually one of their more serious songs. If you see them "acting" on the video, it's usually one of their humorous songs. And they LOVE to cut-up.

Welcome to the Home Free Rabbit Hole....well Home Free leans country...hmmm, Home Free does all genre's though.....how about hearing them do some Boyz2Men with them...."End of the Road" is really awesome, but also check out their latest, called The Driver, a tribute to working men & women...the harmonies are outrageous. Also their collab with original artist Don McLean, on his iconic song's 50 anniversary is just CLASSIC ! It's a must see and hear.

You gotta try “Ain’t Goin’ Down Til The Sun Comes Up” and “Butts Medley” for Adam’s beatboxing/dj plus both are just fun and good! Also, “Ring of Fire” & “Folsom Prison Blues” by Johnny Cash. “End of the Road” by Boyz2Men” and “When A Man Loves A Woman” by Percy Sledge. They are really, really good!

Home Free is the real deal. Like Pentatonix, Home Free was on the NBC show the Sing Off and won their season. They are known for their harmonies and their beatboxer is amazing. He was doing the drums, harmonica and other sounds. All of them can beatbox to a degree. The bass is Tim. He has a 5 octave range so he can go lower and then sing up in the tenor range. They can all sing and take the lead depending on the song. Austin was lead here. The song is over 100 years old and covered by many singers but made popular in the movie O Brother Where Art Thou. Good reaction you two.

Welcome to the best acapella group out there imo. This is a huge rabbit hole as Home Free has been around for 20+ years with only a couple member changes. They not only care about the music but they care about their fans and the world in general. I would love to see more Home Free from you and will gladly sub if you do. Keep it up and the home fries will come.

Brothers in Arms, Butts Remix, and Ring of Fire would be a great next dip into the HF pool. 🙂

Credit to Adam Chance for his Jaw Harp throughout the song.

They cover a lot of different genres and some are happy, some patriotic, some funny, some serious. You are going to have so much much discovering this group.

That sound is Chance (tan hat, dark vest) throat-singing a "Jews harp". The twangs are legit; they're from Georgia, Texas, Alabama, also Minnesota. Some people are saying check out their "End of the Road", which is impressive and a big contrast, but I like their "Folsom Prison Blues" even more (Johnny Cash!). Also, they did videos with Kenny Rogers, "Children, Go Where I Send Thee" and The Oak Ridge Boys, "Elvira" - amazing collaborations, both are on Home Free YT channel.

Their take on Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues is really cool and a lot of fun.

The "didgeridoo" sound is really an imitation of a jaw harp, and Adam Chance, the guy at the back left, is the one doing that - I think it's a throat singing technique, and he also usually sings baritone/base. The beat boxer, Adam Rupp, is doing the drum beats, the harmonica sound, and all the nature sounds. Adam Rupp also has a lovely tenor voice but never leads. The guy singing lead is Austin Brown, their high tenor. The second lead is Rob Lundquist, a smooth mellow tenor. The guy with the deep voice is Tim Foust. You'll often hear him doing a low beat that provides an amazing depth to their music. I don't know what kind of thing you prefer. They have a LOT of humorous videos, like Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget, All About That Base, or their Butts Remix, or Hillbilly Bone, or - oh man, too many to list! For more serious, End of the Road, Ring of Fire, Meet in the Middle, and they did a wonderful collab with the writer of American Pie. For pure a cappella ear candy with no beatboxing whatsoever, try Helplessly Hoping, or How Great Thou Art. For very serious, try Brothers in Arms. My personal feel-good favourite is Can't Stop the Feeling. Subscribing.

This is just a small taste of what they can do. The beatboxer, Adam Rupp, is a 2 time National champion beatboxer. Check out his drum solo just to give you a taste of what he can do. Tim Foust, the Bass, has a 5 octave range! Each one of them are so talented individually and they are unbelievably incredible together. They have a killer sense of humor too, which you'll see in some of their videos. They are the only Country A capella group BUT they do all kinds of music. Just to see tge diversity of their music, you should definitely check out their cover of Boys II Men's "End of the Road".Its just amazing. For their funny side, "Butts Medley" and then maybe " When a Man Loves a Woman", "My Church", and "Cant Stop the Feeling" just to name a few to start. They also have original music in addition to their covers. They do not disappoint. Ever. I literally listen to them every day. They are not like any other artist that I've ever heard. Thanks for such a great reaction. Cant wait to see you react to more of them !

She will be in love after When a Man Loves a Woman

Very, very perceptive analysis. After listening to scores upon scores of reactions to this cover by Home Free, I realized that I can judge the quality of any particular reaction by 2 things: 1. How quickly do the reactors understand that Adam Rupp DOES NOT have a harmonica. 2. Whether the reactors comment on Tim's pitch drop in the chorus after his solo. (In my book, noticing the drop but not noting it is as bad as not hearing it.) The 2 hosts passed with flying colors, and I will be back for more. FWIW, my playlist of reactions to Home Free's cover of this song is over 200, and counting.

This is HF's teaser sampler. It gives a little taste of what they can do but folks, they can do everything! Austin in the middle has the high tenor voice of an angel (When a Man Loves a Woman, Bring Him Home), Rob overalls is the rapper smooth soul (End of the Road), Chance back left baritone will charm them right off you (Cover me up, One Man Band) Tim the Dragon is regarded as one of the best bases in the world (Misty Mountain, Ring of Fire, Do You Hear What I Hear?) if you love Avi Kaplan or Geoff Castelluci Tim will keep you gobsmacked. And Adam, hands down the... best... beat boxer... ever!!! And his tenor voice is marvelous. Pick any song, they will never disappoint.

Great reaction! You’ll love Home Free joining with the Oak Ridge Boys singing Elvira

Next one you should check out is When a Man Loves a Woman the guy in the middle that you like sings that and it will blow your pants off! This was done during quarantine so they're not all together in one place

Gotta hear When A Man Loves A Woman! Amazing!! And w/regards to the beat boxer, Adam Rupp is a world champion.

You said the Bass Tim Foust sounded like Josh Turner you should check out their cover of -- Your man

Wonderful reaction 💪👍!!! This is one of my favorite songs, and they did it justice, to say the least. Home Free and the Oak Ridge Boys sang "Elvira" together, and it was absolutely epic. 🇨🇦 Loves your reactions 💕💪💯

Tim Foust the bass singer has a 5-octave range. Each one of them are stars on their own. Put them all together and you have dynamite! Love your reaction!

Ok yall doing home free, ok ill subb. Keep them coming these guys will absolutely blow your minds.. small list Ring of fire In the blood Brothers in arms When a man loves a woman End of the road Mayday. ( after you get to know them ) its surprising Butts remix ( a must ) I'm a 100% Home Fry

Brothers in arms - My personnal favorite, Bass singer feature Helplessly hoping - Masterclass in harmony Folsom prison blues - Johnny Cash cover, shows a little bit of what everyone can do

Next Home Free should be Rings of Fire. You're going to be blown away. You will soon be a Home Fry because Home Free's talent in beyond great.

Hahaha! You like this video..you need to listen to When a Man Loves a Women...I💜

That bass y'all here is Tim Foust he can sing the lowest notes known to man and can sing tenor he has a 5 octave range.

Misty mountains with Peter Hollens and Tim Foust

No matter what song from Home Free you react to, you won’t be disappointed. They are masters at their craft and can do anything.

Austin Brown (High Tenor), Rob Lundquist (Tenor), Adam Chance (barriton/bass), Tim Foust (Bass with 5+ Octave Range) and Adam Rupp (Tenor and vocal percussion). These 5 men have a sound like no other. Adams ability to mimic sounds is amazing, Austin has a sky high tenor, Rob has the soul/runs galore, Chance is a smoooth baritone but can cover bass when Tim has lead and of course Adam with the vocal percussions. HF does country, but they sing all genres...if you like Johnny Cash, check out Ring of Fire and Folsom Prison Blues. This rabbit hole is deep and these guys are just good people, and patriotic as all....

You guys will love their Butt remix by them .

Thar a lot of good a capella group out there but Home Free is at the top there range and harmonies are second to none I would suggest hillbilly bone by them it's fun and shows their funny side I think y'all would enjoy it. Fun reaction guys.

Since you like Johnny Cash, Home Free do Ring of Fire and Folsom Prison Blues. Both worth a look.

That wicked bass is brought to you courtesy of Mr Tim Foust. Check out their cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" and prepare to be blown away.

home free Ring of fire is a great second intro to this beautiful group. much love!

About Home Free 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. Here are the current members of Home Free: 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. He started only because they needed one. He also has his own solos in the shows. It is only then that most people understand that it is his mouth sounds from drums, harmonica and lots of other things. He also has a clear tenor voice that is used a little now and then. Adams fellow band members affectionately referred to him as a “freak of nature.” because of how he transforms from a singer and vocal percussionist into a human musical instrument. Born on April 23, 1982 Mankato, Minnesota. Graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College in 2004 with a music performance degree in trumpet. 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. Born on July 19, 1981 from Lubbock,Texas but was raised in Nederland, a city in Jefferson County, Texas. In his early years, he attended Lamar University as a pre-dental major until the day he could no longer fight the music itch. Recently, the Nederland native was also inducted into the Museum of the Gulf Coast Hall of Fame due to his influence, talent and vocal range. He joined the likes of Janis Joplin, Tracy Byrd. First sang with them as a guest on their 2010 tour. A Texas native, Foust was then pursuing a career as a singer/songwriter of country music and had recently released a solo album, but was not ready to sign on full-time. Matthew Tuey sang with the group in the interim of 2011, until Foust joined them full-time in January 2012. 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. Born on June 2, 1983 and comes from Minnesota. He has a bachelor’s degree in music from the University of Minnesota-Duluth. He joined Home Free after his graduating in 2008. He moved to Minneapolis, where he worked at the Guthrie Theater as a bartender, and he used to sing for a fellow Minnesota-based group called Four Shadow. Austin Brown: High tenor with a unique voice that is finished with country stucco on. Absolutely incredible man. Born 22 maj 1986 and comes from Tifton, Georgia. Attended Oklahoma City University, majoring in Music Theater. In 2012, Austin was working on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship as a featured singer in their production shows. When Home Free joined the cruise as a guest performing group, they met and became close and he let Home Free know that he would be interested in joining the group if they ever had an opening. At the end of 2012 lead singer Matt Atwood retire and Home Free then invited Brown to join as lead tenor. 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. On March 18, 2016 it was announced that, after sixteen years performing with the group, co-founder Chris Rupp would be leaving to pursue a solo career. He would be replaced after May 8th by Adam Chance, formerly of Street Corner Symphony. Born May 24, 1984 Chance is a native of Baldwin County, right across the bay from Mobile. He stayed in Baldwin County until his early 20s. His mom still lives there until today. He is a former journalism and music student at the University of Alabama. All five of Home Free's singers have formal musical training. Lundquist and the Rupp brothers all have bachelor's degrees in music. Adam Rupp's primary instrument is trumpet. Home Free's styling as a country group is relatively recent. Before Tim Foust joined the group, Home Free was an all-purpose a cappella group, singing in a wide variety of styles, of which country was only a minor one. With the additions of Foust and Brown, the group moved more in the direction of country and found that audiences responded well to it. Home Free had auditioned three times for The Sing-Off (without Foust and Brown) and not been accepted. When auditioning for the fourth season, they made a conscious decision to style themselves as a country group. In an interview Brown said this identity is what grabbed the attention of The Sing-Off’s casting director, who said, “You guys really fit something we don’t have.” This band can not even been describe properly so ignore what title they are under… for them they are the only one in their category in the whole world !!!! Home Free converts songs to country a capella everything from Avicii - Wake Me Up to Johnny Cash "Ring of fire" etc. To understand what these are, you should check out their live recorded shows… because you do not understand them before there. Their own song videos are absolutely wonderful. You can laugh yourself to death and you can cry from recognizing heartbreaking ballads. They have released 14 records from the startof Home Free and Home Free's 2014 album “Full of Cheer” was released as “Full Of (Even More) Cheer” in November 2016 and debuted at number two on Top Country Albums with 13,000 sold, the band's best performance on the chart at the time. But the album "Timeless" came in 2nd place on the country Billebord list the first week !!!! Everyone placed high on Billebord country lists at the record release. Then you should know that the fans are significantly fewer than, for example, Blake Shelton or Kenny Rodgers. Kenny and The Oak Ridge Boyes contacted them and have collaborated on several songs Their shows are so much fun and you get involved when you go to their concerts. Be prepared for lots of laughter. They do everything they can for their fans and the fans do everything they can to for the band. The fans are called “Home Fries” and there kid fans are called “Small Fries”. There are many examples of how good and cordial it is between the fans and the band. The latest came up due to Hurricane Harvey. It hit where Tim Foust comes from and he has his family and friends there. They did not get much help. So Home Free started a “Youcaring” account where they deposited $ 20,000 and asked the fans to match… it took just under 4 hours and the fans asked them to raise the limit. They raised it to 100,000 dollars and of them we fans have reached this and find out via Facebook and pictures of how they where used. Some song links: 3rd Performance - Home Free - "Ring Of Fire" By Johnny Cash - Sing Off - Series 4 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m791f7Ni1t2qcWw.html Home Free - God Blessed Texas (A Song for Hurricane Relief 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 Adam Rupps solo (He changes them every tour!) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mL2jlado28nbmGg.html Home Free Concert Morrison, IL 8/19/15 One of funniest concerts. Tim blows out sound system kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mb6FktuVmKvYlH0.html 7,28 in and to aboute 11,28 Whising you a great weekend from Sweden From a Dear Home Fried Chrispie!!! Fan of Dimash Qudaibergen, Home Free and Chris Rupp.

Love your reactions! HF is awesome! CCR cover of Helplessly Hoping, Butts Remix, In the Blood, How Great Thou Art, My Church, there are so many and they are so good!

Homefree - When a man loves a woman

ring of fire, Folsom prison blues.

Austin (flirty middle guy) is from Tipton,Ga.The twang is strong! He majored in musical theater and can suppress the accent when the song calls for it, Rob, with the awesome beard, and Adam the beat boxer are from Minnesota. Long haired Tim is from Texas and Chance ,in the back, is from Alabama. They are just as incredible live. Check out. “Ring of Fire” with Avi from Pentatonix. “Can’t Stop the Feeling” is a really fun vibe. Welcome to HOME FREE. The Home Fries love new reactors.

Also you would enjoy the duet the did with Oak Ridge Boys singing Elvira. The stuff I grew up on.

Try, When a Man Loves a Woman. Probably the best cover of the Percy Sledge soul song from the 60's. Also if your a fan, that means your a Home Fry. Greetings from Anna Illinois.

Austin Brown has a voice of silk, but Tim Foust, the bass, take a dive down that rabbit hole. He can reach five octaves with his voice. Read that again. Five octaves. He’s working towards six. That’s insane. If you want to hear something beautiful, check out Austin and Tim doing their version of My Maria.

Welcome to Home Free. Check out Ring of Fire, Honey I’m good, Country fried pop medley, and later on the Butts Remix. And, as you mentioned it, they also cover Josh Turner’s Your Man.

Y'all should check out Voice play they are the third Acapella group for the Acapella trifecta along with Home Free and PTX

You guys are awesome. I love you guys. Do "when a man loves a woman" next. I'm a fan of you guys til the end.

Check out Home Free doing the Butts remix or End of the Road.

They do a great cover of Folsom prison blues.

Voice Play is another GREAT group......

***Every time I watch this video, I feel I need a pregnancy test, & I am 60!!!*** LOL 😂😂😂

I'm a new subscriber. I highly suggest end of the road by home free. These guys are the best thank you for this reaction!❤️

Deep dive into their "Ring of Fire" if you like Johnny Cash. They include another world class bass from Pentatonix, Avi. Tim takes bass to the Marianna Trench. You need a laugh try their "Butts remix"

Beatboxer is Adam Rupp, co-founder, 2 x beatbox champ. 5 tenors, 2 baritone 2 bass , they all beatbox Also just won 4 Telly awards for One Voice with Billy gillman.

You should listen to "When a Man Loves a Women", "Folsom Prison Blues", "Butt Medley" and " Sold" . They sing a variety of music . They also have a wicked sense of humor.

If you're hip hop fans? You need to check out Home Free's "Butts Medley" You'll hear them doing some songs in there you'll IMMEDIATELY recognize! Prepare to be blown away!

This is an old American Folk Song that originated in the hills of Kentucky many years ago. The original composer/s is unknown. It was finally put to paper and published in 1913 by Dick Burnett, but he did not author it. Prior to that the song was shared & learned by ear by country musicians.

The a Capella rabbit hole is a deep one. Pentatonix, Home Free, Voiceplay, Voctave, and Peter Hollens are some of the leaders in this form of musical expression. They are rapidly approaching 1,000 covers and originals.

For more Home Free, check out "Seven Bridges Road," and "Folsom Prison Blues." Also look up Adam Rupp, Drum Solo. (he does a drum solo, without using any drums).

Add Boyztomen cover End of the Road for Robs lead and Austin's lead in When A Man Loves A Woman! To see Adam Rupp beat box drum solo followed by his other alien grade beat box skills go to Home Free Drum Solo!

You really like their beatboxer Adam Rupp, you should watch his drum solo

Home Free are Great..also check out End of The Road by Boyz to men! From home free

Blue Grass. "In the Blood" is awesome as well as "The Driver" or "Brothers in Arms". For fun "The Butts Medley". Great reaction.

Great reaction! Listen to them with Don McLain, The Oakridge Boys, Lee Greenwood, the Butts Medley, Unchained Melody, and others! They are special! Peace from Michigan.

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. Robb Lundquist (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, I Swear, Blue Ain't Your Color, and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone. 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. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!

Glad you enjoyed Home Free. They have a huge catalog of great covers and some equally great originals. Check out their "Butt's Remix," "Fishin' in the Dark/Boondocks" mashup, "Folsom Prison Blues" cover, "Honey, I'm Good" cover, the list goes on. I'd recommend holding off on their cover of "Mayday" until after you've become very familiar with the guys and their ranges.

Adam Rupp is the beat boxer from (Minnesota). He does a live solo, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8eefrp9useooJs.html it will blow your mind. The lead singer is Austin Brown. He is from Tipton Georgia. Their bass singer is Tim Faust (From Texas) and has a range you would not believe. The guy with the beard and glasses is Rob Lunquist from (Minnesota )and has a beautiful tenor voice. The last guy is Adam chance can't remember where he is from, they call him Chance, to differentiate him from Adam Rupp. You cannot go wrong with these boys. They are the best of the best. I thought Pentatonix was the be all and end all of A Capella until I found these guys. I still love Pentatonix but... I love these guys more.

Some great songs that will get you in your feels also are travelin soldier and go rest high on that mountain.

Since you are hip hop fans you will like the Butts Medley.

The guy in the middle is Austin Brown. You should see his cover of "When a Man Loves a Woman". You must, must listen to this. Puts chill bumps on your arms.

Tim's voice can go lower than Josh Turner. Glad you caught his note in the harmony where it is deeper than his actually verse. There are videos of him blowing out subs on stage.

Austin really speaks with his eyes in When a Man Loves a Woman

Toast the haters. Earned my respect for that. Glad to see you hopping into the Home Free train. One of my personal favorites is In The Blood. very powerful song

Another great group to check out is Voice Play.

There's a video out there where the beatboxer does a solo 'drum' session in one of their concerts. It's pretty wild. Thanks for the reaction.

That digeridoo sound you heard is Chance perfectly imitating a jews harp.

Check out 'Folsom Prison Blues' & End of the Road' by these guys

We, Home Fries (fans of Home Free), welcome you to the rabbit hole! If you want to see some of the sheer range of talent they have, and their comedic side, try their "Butts Medley."

Just saw these guys in concert in March and yes they all can lead sing, do back up, and beat box, but if you plan to go down the home free rabbit hole you will be shocked at just how good they really are. (one of my favs is Hillbilly bone)

Try When a Man Loves a Woman! You will hear a completely different Austin.

You should check out their "Butts Remix" it's hilarious, but the music is so good! get ready for a ride if/when you watch it! :D

Loving Johnny Cash, Home Free does Folsom Prison Blues AND Ring of Fire. 2 Phenomenal Post that I have a feeling that you would like. Great Post.

Thanks for this reaction! Subbed for Home Free. I discovered Home Free via this very song over a year ago and have been hooked since. I have seen them twice in person and will soon attend a 3rd live show. I heard you mention Johnny Cash - you might want to check out their rendition of Ring Of Fire and Folsom Prison Blues for more of Mr Cash covers. But, honestly, as you go down the rabbit hole you will wonder how they seem to constantly outdo themselves. They never disappoint! And just when you think you have them figured out, they will throw you a curve ball lol! Have fun on your Home Free journey!! We Home Fries will follow you along your way.

Also check 22 times Tim Faust went subwoofer 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

You guys are going to have so much fun with these guys!!! I love everything they do. Thanks for a great reaction. Yes Mr. Rupp is great at his job. That No Monica is famous!