Voiceplay’s stunning a capella cover of Billy Joel’s ‘For The Longest Time’ will leave you humming and dancing. There’s something about voices in harmony, about the way they wrap around a melody like vines climbing toward the light—pure, unfiltered, spine-tingling. And then there’s VoicePlay, who takes that raw magic and flips it upside down, tosses in a handful of mischief, and serves it up with a twist that has you grinning from ear to ear.

Their latest cover of Billy Joel’s ‘For The Longest Time?’ It’s not just a song—it’s a game. Quite literally, it's called Tune Twist. With a deck of cards dictating their fate, they jump from one musical genre to another—Latin, reggae, country—transforming the beloved classic in ways no one saw coming. One moment, it’s a smooth, sultry sway, and the next, it’s boot-stompin’, country-fried fun. And somehow—somehow—they never miss a beat.

Hailing from Orlando, Florida, VoicePlay isn’t just an a cappella group; they’re vocal alchemists, turning sound into spectacle, layering harmonies with sheer joy, and creating moments that make you laugh while marveling at their mind-blowing talent. With Eli Jacobson’s effortless tenor, Cesar De La Rosa’s seamless versatility, Geoff Castellucci’s impossibly deep bass, and Layne Stein’s razor-sharp vocal percussion, they craft performances that aren’t just heard but felt. Together, they create some amazing combinations for songs that you can't help but want to sing along with. 

It’s music that makes you believe in the beauty of creativity. In the joy of unexpected harmonies. In the way voices, unaccompanied and unfiltered, can make the whole world pause and listen. And if you aren’t humming along by the end, well—maybe hit replay. Because of this? This is the kind of music that sticks with you for the longest time.

Psalm 98:4 "Make a joyful noise to the Lord, all the earth; break forth into joyous song and sing praises!"