Well, that was fast.
When Caleb Sasser stopped by NBC’s The Voice to ship a Blind Audition, the suggestions was swift.
Sasser, who hails from Goldsboro, North Carolina, hadn’t even completed the primary line in his cowl of Toni Braxton’s “Another Sad Love Song” when he’d landed the one-two punch of Niall Horan and Gwen Stefani turns.
And when he unleashed a run of delicate excessive notes, Reba McEntire had heard sufficient. John Legend pushed the crimson button final to finish a four-chair flip.
Sasser has his finger on R&B, jazz, soul. The good things. “That was magical,” remarked Legend. “I was hearing Toni and I was hearing a lot of Anita Baker in your voice, too.” Both are influences, the contestant instructed the coach, as are Jazmine Sullivan and Legend himself. At that time, a sigh came visiting the opposite three coaches, and a eager understanding of which staff the singer would select.
Regardless, Stefani entered her gross sales pitch. “I’m really good at stage presence, personality, getting out of your shell, trying to get people to know you as a person through your voice.”
Horan chimed in: “The ease at which you sing, is just so beautiful and the most humble, down-to-earth, smiley way that you could possibly do it.”
McEntire spoke final. “Calab,” she enthused, “your voice made me feel such peace inside. I did a duet album many years ago. And I promise you if I’d have heard your voice, I would have begged you to please come sing a duet with me.”
In the tip, there may very well be just one. There have been no extra surprises; Sasser selected Team Legend.
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