The Top 4 on “The Voice” season 29 have been determined. Tonight, we move into Night 2 of the Voice Finale on NBC. When all is said and done, the winner of “The Voice” season 29 will be named. Alexia Jayy is one of those artists in the Top 4, as she is happy to be representing Team Adam in the finale. The 31-year-old singer from Alabama is hoping to give her coach, Adam Levine, his fourth win as a coach.
Here are five fast facts you need to know about Alexia, who is hoping to be named the winner of “The Voice” season 29 tonight.
1. She’s From a Small Town in Alabama
Alexia hails from Irvington, Alabama. She grew up surrounded by music in church and family life.
Jayy has described her upbringing as simple but deeply rooted in musical tradition. That upbringing continues to shape her sound today.
2. Music Has Been Part of Her Life Since Childhood
In an interview with Medium, Alexia said she started singing at a very young age. She performed her first solo at just 2 years old. She even joined a musical group at the age of 9.
Since then, she has competed in many talent shows. Alexia even had the privilege of performing at the iconic Apollo Theater. She has been able to build a strong foundation long before her breakthrough this season on “The Voice.”
3. Alexia Is a Mother of Three
The singer-songwriter has talked about being a single mother on the show. She now has a boyfriend, and they have since blended their families.
She brought her son, Matthew, and he brought his son. The couple has also had a daughter, Harmony, together.
During her blind audition, Alexia actually brought her son onto the stage after her performance. He actually said he listens to Maroon 5 music, and then Alexia shocked everyone by picking Adam as her coach, so her son could have played a part in that.
4. Three-Chair Turn During Blind Audition
Alexia was the first Triple Turn of the season. All three coaches hit their buttons for her during her Blind Audition on “The Voice” season 29.
She sang “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” by Aretha Franklin. She definitely showed off her vocal chops in the performance, which set her apart from other people in the competition at an early part of the show.
5. Blends Classic Soul With Modern R&B
Jayy has said she is inspired by legends like Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, and Sam Cooke. Her style mixes old-school soul with contemporary R&B.
Her vocals often feel raw and emotional. She can connect to the lyrics of the song, which the coaches have often praised her for throughout the season.
Do you think Alexia can win “The Voice” season 29?
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