It's the end of the second week of The Voice blind auditions and the coaches continue to fight for their favorite artists and create a winning team. Reality Wanted spoke with the advancing singers from the blind auditions Tuesday night.

Advancing to the battle rounds on Team Adam are Jack Gregori, Josh Batstone and Lexi Davila. From Team Black, Bay Brooks, Brenna Jaeger, Brian Johnson and Corey Kent-White advance. On Team Christina is Jeremy Gaynor and Koryn Hawthorne, and finally on Team Pharrell, is Ashley Morgan. We got some auditioning tips and advice from some of the singer.

Q: What was your auditioning experience like and what tips can you share for other musicians and artists who audition in the future.

Katelyn Read: it's a lot harder than what it looks like and I know I have been critical of people who have stepped up on that blind audition stage and after going through it and realizing how nerve-wracking and how much pressure there is, I have a lot of grace for everyone who has auditioned.

Jack Gregori: I just want to chip in on that real quick... I've done hundreds and hundreds of live performances and there's no question that that is a new level of stress and anxiety. And, you know, it's really tough to perform under those circumstances so having experience under your belt is certainly handy but I don't know that there's anything that can prepare you specifically for that kind of situation.

Jeremy Gaynor: I would just say that confidence is key; what Katelyn and what Jack said is definitely spot on, but confidence is key. And I would say to anyone aspiring to audition for The Voice to just live in each and every moment.

Q: Ashley, you sang a Whitney Houston song in your bling audition. That's a big risk, so how did you choose that song, and how did you feel going into your audition.

Ashley Morgan: Well I obviously have been a huge Whitney fan like my entire life. It's one of my favorite songs to sing. I actually perform as a part of a wedding band for like different corporate events and weddings throughout the year and I sing that song with the band and it's just always so much fun...

And with the way that I sing I tend to get pegged to do a lot of slower ballads and I wanted to do something that was a lot more upbeat to show that side of my voice.

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