by Jessica Blackwell

 

The blind auditions kept on rolling and it was getting harder and harder for contestants to be added to a team. With more than half of their teams full, the coaches were getting very picky about who they turned their chairs around for. Some very good singers were sent home. Here were the best performances of the night: 

 

Name: Jean Kelley

Audition Song: "Already Gone"

Verdict: Two chairs 

Coach Choice: 

 

For some crazy reason, not every coach hit their button for this bombshell powerhouse. Her mom was her biggest fan, but she passed away when she was in middle school, which deterred, but didn't stop her dream. After majoring in music business, she started a band with some friends, but dreamed of going solo, and thus ended up on The Voice stage. She was feeling the chick vibe from Gwen, so she hopped aboard. 

 

Name: Chris Jamison 

Audition Song: "Gravity" 

Verdict: Four chairs!  

Coach Choice: Adam

 

Technically, there are three of this contestant - meaning he's part of a triplet set. One thing that always set Chris apart from his sisters was his voice, a talent that his mother encouraged him to use. His haunting performance of John Mayer's "Gravity" earned him the four chair treatment and he will be moving on in the competition with Adam as his coach. 

 

 

Name: Jonathan Wyndam 

Audition Choice: "Say Something"

Verict: Four Chairs! 

Coach Choice: Adam 

 

Besides the fact that Jonathan is hot, he also has a pretty good voice too. He started out modest, as the song calls for, and then he progressed into this full bodied almost soulful voice. He thought very high of all the coaches, but in the end he choose Adam. Not surprising considering that he bought Maroon Five's first album about eight times. 

 

Stay tuned for more blind auditions! 

 

The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8pm EST on NBC. 

 

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