The song is actually a poem written by J.R.R Tolkien from The Lord of the Rings. It has been put to music and released by several artists, but this one is by far the best I personally have heard to date. Peace.

Now, as I understand it, (and I could be misinformed or just misunderstanding), 2 men laid down over 120 layers, (tracks), singing and harmonizing with themselves and each other and did it while being half a world away from each other! Peter Hollens is an audio wizard with an amazing voice! Tim Foust, well, if you've ever listened to Home Free you know him as the deep throated baritone/bass/tenor...hell, the man has a 5 octave range! Amazing. The vocal skills alone are miraculous. Thanks for reviewing this, Most excellent indeed! PEACE!!!!!

"Alright, that happened!", perfectly stated. Both Tim & Peter are amazing.

Ok, revealing my inner fangirl here. This is a poem by JRR Tolkein that was put to music for the second Hobbit movie, Desolation of Smaug. It is about the Dwarves leaving the Mountain as the Dragon is attacking which begins the cause for the entire journey of The Hobbit, killing the dragon and recapturing the Mountain for the Dwarves.. These two men are amazing and definitely do the song justice.

That bass is the bass from Home Free Tim Foust. He is amazing and has a huge vocal range. He can go from the bottom of basses to the high tenor.

Tim Foust is from Home Free, and Peter Hollens is an amazing singer with his own channel. This song is from Lord of the Rings the movie.

Peter Hollins is primarily a KZread artist. He does have at least 2 albums of which I have one. He is primarily a producer of KZread music for othet artists. He is amazingly talented.

I personally love e with Tim Foust in it. He is known to destroy speakers with his low voice.😁🥴 But he also has a good range and sound much higher - an example on that is My Maria and most of his new doo up album. Every thing he does with the rest of Home Free is amazing as well.

Peter is a tremendously talented often solo a Capellist who achieves what he does by layering many tracks, sometimes as many as 120 or more. This song was just the two of them and many layered tracks and is from the movie "The Hobbit" from the "Lord of the Rings" series. Tim is the bass from the a Capella group Home Free and is also insanely talented. Both Peter and Home Free have an extensive body of work. Home Free does a lot of country but also other genres. I am sure that you will get many suggestions as to what to watch next from other commenters.

Don’t know how “religious” you want to get, but Home Free feat. Peter Hollens “Amazing Grace” is mind numbingly amazing.

You were right. In the scene with 3 men together, they are ALL Peter. He does a LOT of layering his voice to sound like different singers when he isn't working with others. But he does team with individuals and groups. One collab is Peter and all of Home Free singing Amazing Grace.

Peter Hollens is a master at layering his voice.

Peter Hollens & Tim Foust -The Sound of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel)

This is a cover. Peter has about a dozen songs from the Hobbit / Lord of the Rings movies on his channel. He has put about 200 covers and a few originals on his channel. He has done several songs with Tim, several with Home Free, a couple with Avi Kaplan, several with Lindsey Stirling, and many with his wife. He pulled a group called "On the Rocks" together to compete in NBC's The Sing Off in season 2 (Pentatonix competed season 3; Home Free, Voiceplay competed season 4.)

You have already reviewed Tim Foust. He is the bass singer for Home Free in your reviews of Ring of Fire and Man of Constant Sorrow. These 2 have 3 other videos: Sound of Silence, Fire & Rain, Bridge over Trouble Water. Also, Peter has 2 songs with Home Free that are absolutely beautiful: Amazing Grace & U2's I Still Haven't Found.

Just a FYI Geoff, Tim and Avi all amazing bassist have worked together to master their craft with their 4 to 5 octave ranges! Welcome to the rabbit hole of a capella.

So now you know Tim's voice is all his! 💕💕😂

Finally 😊 love the layering of their voices in this singing all those parts. This is a song from the Lord of the Rings movies, the dwarf song. Peter Hollens and Tim have one Bridge Over Troubled Waters cover. He features with Home Free on Amazing Grace and couple of others.

I loved your reaction to Tims low note at the end!

They covered "Greensleeves" together (among others) and it is well worth a listen.