The Voice Season 3 Episode 9 The Best of the Blind Auditions

The Voice is back with its third season and episode 9 is named The Best of the Blind Auditions. The episode features the best moments from the blind auditions rounds, where the coaches Adam Levine, Christina Aguilera, CeeLo Green, and Blake Shelton handpicked their team members without seeing their faces.

The episode begins with a recap of the previous episodes and highlights some of the standout performances, including Trevin Hunte’s rendition of Beyonce’s Listen, Melanie Martinez’s version of Toxic, and Amanda Brown’s take on Aerosmith’s Dream On. The coaches discuss their tactics and strategy for selecting their team members, and how they differentiate themselves from the other coaches.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to emotional and electrifying performances from the contestants who have advanced to the next round. There are moments of laughter, tears, and drama as each coach reflects on their team members and the journey they experienced during the blind auditions.

One of the highlights of the episode is the performances of Nicholas David, who sang Stand by Me, and Cody Belew, who impressed the judges with his take on Jolene. The coaches also comment on the showstopping performance of Dez Duron’s performance of “Sara Smile” by Hall and Oates.

The episode closes with the coaches reminiscing on their favorite moments and the contestants they have selected for their team. They discuss their strategies for the upcoming battle rounds and how they plan to mentor and train their performers to become the best they can be.

Overall, The Best of the Blind Auditions is a must-watch episode for anyone who has followed the show since its inception. The episode showcases the best of the series and serves as a reminder of the talent and dedication of the performers who participate in the competition. Ultimately, it is a testament to the power of music to bring people together and inspire excellence.