This is the point during The Voice season when the coaches are either mouthing platitudes after performances, or throwing subtle shade. Either way, it’s all pretty useless. And at this point, fairly predictable. The performances tonight were generally better than The Playoffs Part 2, but did not surpass Playoffs Part 1. It was kind of a mixed bag tonight. There were no trainwrecks, but no water color moments either. My favorite performances: Adam Wakefield’s “Soulshine,” Hannah Huston’s “Something’s Got a Hold on Me” and Alisan Porter’s “Stone Cold.” Honorable Mention to Shalyah Fearing’s “Up to the Mountain.”
Just for fun, I took a peek at how the season 9 Top 12 contestants were charting on iTunes a few hours after their performances. There were four singers in the Top 4 by 1:15 am. Jordin Smith was already sitting at #1 for his “Great is Thy Faithfulness.” Amy Vachal made it into the Top 10 with her popular rendition of “Hotline Bling.” The bottom 3 chart dwellers were Braiden Sunshine at 104, Mark Hood at 76 and Evan McKeel at 71.
iTunes Charts as of 1:14 am
12. Adam Wakefield – Team Blake – Soulshine
14. Alisan Porter – Team Christina – Stone Cold
35. Emily Keener – Team Pharrell – Lilac Wine
52. Nick Hagelin – Team Christina – Mine Would Be You
54. Hannah Huston – Team Pharrell – Somethings Got a Hold on Me
61. Laith Al-Saadi – Team Adam – Born Under a Bad Sign
64. Shalyah Fearing – Team Blake – Up to the Mountain
67. Owen Danoff – Team Adam – 7 Years
89. Bryan Bautista – Team Adam – Kiss from a Rose
108.Daniel Passino – Team Blake – Human Nature
115.Mary Sarah – Team Blake – So Small
191.Paxton Ingram – Team Blake – Keep My Hands to Myself
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