The Voice has that one audition every season which causes all to stop and say, Wow. Well that’s what happened when Jessica Manalo delivered a stunning rendition of Sam Smith and Kim Petras’ “Unholy.” The coaches realized they were seeing something unique the minute she began singing.
Jessica’s voice was luscious, moody, and forceful. Confidently she struck every note, giving the song a new feel. The coaches could not contain themselves; jaws dropped, seats swiveled, and by the end, the whole space was abuzz. It was a declaration more than just a performance.
Jessica Manalo Mesmerizes the Coaches with Sam Smith’s ‘Unholy’ | The Voice Blind Auditions | NBC
Of course, The Voice is about the amazing coaches as well as the competitors. This season, too, Adam Levine’s comeback has added a fresh layer of enthusiasm. The first coach has returned and he’s eager for victory.
Adam has his characteristic wit, enthusiasm, and sharp ear for talent. His influence is game changing whether he is stealing at the last minute or facing the other coaches square on. Seeing him struggle for the top voices shows that without him The Voice is just not the same.
The Original Voice Icon, Adam Levine, Returns as a Coach | The Voice | NBC
Apart from Jessica, this season’s blind auditions yielded other outstanding performances. Singers from all types have turned in amazing shows week after week. The Week 2 Blind Auditions compilation is a must-watch if you want to see the best performances yet!
From emotional ballads to electrifying anthems, this show proves that this year’s talent is in a league of its own. Every turn of a chair seems a pure magical moment since each show brings something distinctive.
This season of The Voice is packed with talent, unexpected moments, and unforgettable performances. Whether you are supporting your favorite coach or tracking the path of rising stars like Jessica Manalo—there is much more still to come. Keep watching for all the newest shows, backstage scenes, and intense competitions on YouTube and social media.