Kelly Clarkson & Riley Green Have a Double-Steal Showdown After Kayleigh Mathews & Lillie Kolich Smash

O sucesso número 18 no Billboard Hot 100 da Little Big Town encontrou seu par nas duas cantoras da Team Queen no show da noite de segunda-feira (12 de outubro).

Kayleigh Mathews e Lillie Kolich provaram que definitivamente não existe algo tão bom que seja demais durante a última Battle Round de segunda‑feira à noite (12 de outubro) no The Voice.

Tucson country singer Mathews — who earned a four-chair turn in her blind audition during the early rounds of season 30 — and Albuquerque native Kolich went head-to-head on the episode with a stirring duet on Little Big Town‘s 2015 Billboard Hot Country Songs chart No.

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The Team Queen members gave it their all from the top, with Mathews opening the battle with a clear, confident run through the song’s first few lines, and Kolich picking up the second half of the opening verse, trading her partner’s twang for pop polish that made coach Kelly Clarkson purse her lips and quietly exclaim “whooo!”.

They then kept trading lines, teaming up on the song’s “I got a girl crush” refrain, intently singing face-to-face, showcasing their vocal prowess without obviously trying to upstage one another in a tour de force that got coach Queen Latifah on her feet shouting “Come on!” They ended by crooning “I’ve got a heart rush/ It ain’t slowin’ down” in perfect harmony as they sang to each other, and the coaches, with almost no distance between them.

The performance ended with an excited full-force hug and both women jumping up and down excitedly as all four coaches gave them props.

Clarkson said she’s heard many different versions of the song, dubbing the night’s duet her favorite to date. “Kayleigh, you just have such a huge presence, but your range is incredible.

It was like a master-class, man,” Clarkson told them. “And Lillie, from the first time you opened your mouth, it crushed me. You made some choice on the word ‘maybe’.

That ‘maybe’ broke me in the best way ever. It was such a rad choice. It was so breathtakingly beautiful, both of you.”.

Ela disse que estava levemente inclinada em direção a Mathews, mas afirmou que ambos merecem estar no final da temporada.

Adam Levine posited that the song leaned toward Mathews’ sensibility, which should have been to her advantage, but he praised Kolich for stepping up and making the song work for her as well.

Latifah disse que se sentiu “felt honored” ao testemunhar a apresentação, descrevendo como eles pareciam tão conectados um ao outro nos ensaios, elogiando Mathews por ser “super respectful” de Kolich durante a apresentação, mas esperando que ela encontrasse uma maneira de fazer a própria.

Latifah acompanhou Kolich, enquanto afirmava que nenhum deles deveria ir para casa, preparando Clarkson para tocar o buzzer de roubo e reivindicar Mathews, seguido por Green, que também queria participar da ação.

Green reminded Mathews that he was on board from the beginning, poking Clarkson and Levine for standing in front of his chair and trying to block the view of the country star because “they know we’re going to win.”.

Fique ligado hoje à noite (Oct. 13) para descobrir quem Mathews escolhe quando The Voice vai ao ar na NBC às 8 p.m. (ET) e no Peacock no dia seguinte.

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