About Geoff Castellucci

Geoff Castellucci: Bass Singer and A Cappella Arranger

About Geoff Castellucci

Geoff Castellucci is a bass singer and a cappella arranger. He is best known as a member of the a cappella group VoicePlay. Castellucci has also released several solo albums, including "Bassically" and "The Voice of Bass."

VoicePlay

VoicePlay is an a cappella group that was founded in 2004. The group consists of five singers: Geoff Castellucci, Layne Stein, Eli Jacobson, Isaac Carree, and Alvan Chea. VoicePlay has released six albums, including "Four" and "Acoustically Speaking."

VoicePlay has performed on several television shows, including "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." The group has also toured extensively throughout the United States and Europe.

Solo Career

In addition to his work with VoicePlay, Geoff Castellucci has also released several solo albums. His debut album, "Bassically," was released in 2011. His second album, "The Voice of Bass," was released in 2014. Castellucci's solo albums feature a variety of songs, including covers of popular songs and original compositions.

Castellucci has also toured extensively as a solo artist. He has performed at venues throughout the United States and Europe. Castellucci's solo shows feature a mix of songs from his albums, as well as a cappella arrangements of popular songs.

Geoff Castellucci's Music

Geoff Castellucci's music is known for its rich, resonant bass vocals. Castellucci's bass voice is often compared to that of Barry White and James Earl Jones. Castellucci's music is also known for its humor and wit. His songs often feature clever lyrics and unexpected arrangements.

Castellucci's music has been praised by critics and fans alike. His albums have been nominated for several awards, including a Grammy Award. Castellucci has also been featured in several magazines and newspapers, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.