Gospel Voices That Left the Coaches Shaking on The Voice | Top 5

One day, when the glory comes It will be ours, it will be ours Oh, one day, when the war is won We will be sure, we will be sure Glory, glory, glory War isn't over, three isn't one But we'll fight on to the finish And then when it's all done, we'll cry glory When the glory comes It will be ours, it will be ours One day, when the war is won We will be sure, we will be sure First of all, Justin, thank you for doing my song because you really are such a talented vocalist, and I think I overanalyze it when someone's doing my song. That's my own weakness, so don't think that it's because you did something wrong. Thank you for doing it, and you really do have a beautiful voice, and I'm so excited that you're on The Voice. It was an honor. My honor, my honor. Yes, me and you are going places, buddy. Oh, my God! The way that you can manipulate your voice in these long, like, stretches, and it just, like, soars into the next place. I was, like, mesmerized by it. It was so flawless and beautiful. This is meant to be. I think what we can work on together is really trying to find your identity. You know what I mean? That is something that I think I can help you with. We want people to know your heart and what you're trying to say and connect with people through the music, so wah-wah! Wah-wah! Yay! I love you, I love you. Congratulations, Justin. And it's... My name's Janine. Janine Dyer. And where do you come from? I'm from London originally, but I live in Yorkshire now, I've been singing all my life. I'm a gospel singer. You can hear that. I know it sounds stereotypical, but I've been singing in the church all my life since I was about five. And have you got loads of people with you? Yeah, I've got my whole family here with me today. I've got the whole church. I could feel them all jumping up and down, going, turn, turn! Sometimes someone's got such a great voice, it would almost be kind of almost insulting not to turn. Aw, thank you. I felt that way. I'm so happy you got three turns, and it's like, oh my gosh. It should have been four turns. It should have. I know that. That's why I gave you the reggae horn. No, but seriously, it was not one error. Not one error. You just kept on going and going and growing. Yeah, you can tell that you've been doing this a long time. There was a lot of experience in your voice. You know, I can hear the church thing. I work with a lot of singers from the church. As does Paloma. You know, we basically take them all. I'm pretty sure a lot of people have caught the Holy Ghost to your singing. Oh, yes. Yes. My grandma, she kicked me right now. Aw. Saying, boy, you should have turned that. You ain't got no business not turning. For the Lord's angels singing. Aw, thank you so much. Hi. Hi, Ricky. He's so sweet. Hi, Ricky. It's a very chatty year this year. Nothing wrong with a bit of chat. Yeah. It's banter mime. I told you. Anyway. Simply as this, you just knocked me sideways. My heart was leaping out of my chest. I felt like... Oh, thank you so much. It was obvious to turn for you. It was brilliant. I honestly haven't heard someone put that much emotion and soul into a song. Thank you so much. Thank you very much. I'm just thinking that if a guy said that to you on the first date, you'd run a mile. He doesn't hold anything back, right? He's already bought the house, the white dress, the piggy fence. She's in, honey. I've only got one chance at this, and it's important. So I've really got to give it everything I've got. Because I've lost out on a lot of pictures. He's lethal. I've lost out on a lot of pictures to George and Paloma because they're so eloquent. That's a lie. I have to concur that that's a big lie. That's a big lie. Actually, I've turned more than anyone. Exactly. I was surprised I didn't even know I'd turn that many times in my life. Probably more. The reason I've lost out on so many pictures against these two is because I've maybe given up a little bit, but I'm not going to give up with you. Not on the pitch, not when you're on my team, and not until we take you as far as you want to go. I need this. He does need it. I thought it was a beautiful, beautiful rendition. The song was amazing. There's no denying what an exceptional voice you have. And I really think that whoever you go with, you're going to shine. And that's a really lame pitch, but it's just a no-brainer for me. When you thought about who was going to be the coaches, did you have anyone in mind? I love all of you, but I was just thinking of my vocal style, who would like what I do. Obviously, I know, Boy George, you've got that soulful, gospel-y roots as well, reggae in there. Obviously, I know you and the R&B and the hip-hop. Obviously, Paloma, you've got those big vocals as well. Ricky, I know a bit about you, but I know you're probably not used to my sort of singing. Listen, I've already made, I've already, honestly, my husband always says, go where you are appreciated. I want to go with Ricky. Thank you so much. Ricky is smooth. He's a smooth fernal, basically. Thank you so much. He's been doing this for three years. He's very good at it. He charms the pants off everybody and they buy it. I was born in Nigeria and I came here when I was eight years old. So, how long have you been into music and where does your love of music come from? When I first came to London, my dad had the Spice Girls album and I fell in. Is he for real? I can't even imagine what you're going to sing today. No, no, it was Mama. Mama, I love you. Oh, Mama was the one that got you, pulled you in. I love music so much, you know, I want people to just hear what I sound like. I believe this is my chance to show off what I've got. That's my song. If I tell you, if I tell you now Would you keep on, would you keep on loving me? So yes, if I tell you, if I tell you how I feel Would you keep bringing out the best in me? So damn quiet storm I've never felt like this before It's a quiet storm, think it's you You give me that Sweet time And that's why Sweetest of all Sometimes I think you're just too good for me What's your name? My name is Emmanuel. Were you the one that was just singing? Yes. That just happened, man. Because speaking voice is nothing like a singing voice. Yeah, I know. That's incredible. I can't look at him, Tom. He's so handsome. He's really distracting. Can I look at you? Would you feel it was weird if I just looked at you this whole time? No, no. Okay. I have to be quite honest with you. You finished the song before I realized it was over. And that's the only reason that I didn't press my button. Because I loved what you did. Thank you. Thank you so much. Tom, he's so handsome. He's too handsome. Yeah, he's a handsome man. Well, you wanted to get a male perspective? Yeah. He's a handsome man. Thank you. What do I say, Will? Say whatever the hell you want to say. You are just so handsome. And welcome to the show! Thank you. Thank you so much. So basically, the reason why I didn't turn around is I knew you had a deep voice. And I have a deep voice naturally. So I don't want to have to compete. So, you know what I mean? Congratulations and stuff. Let's say, the weirdest thing is we just had a guy come out and he was exactly what I was looking for. He was a young kid, he was good looking, he sang a pop song. It was great. And I was like, well that's what I was looking for. That's what I need to fill up my team. And then you come on, and I wasn't looking for you. But I pressed my button anyway. And then I was like, that's what I should have been doing all along. Why have I been thinking about this stupid game when people like that are out there singing like that? I was so into listening to you that I wasn't looking at you. And that's the truth. And all of a sudden it was over and I looked down and there was no more time left. Because you deserve to be on the show. I'm really excited about Emmanuel. He's a major contender. Yeah, it's going to be good. We'll make it work, right? I'm just so happy right now. I don't know how I'm going to keep away from Aura the Explorer. Don't be nervous. You can make it. Yes! What's your name? My name is Joseph. Where are you from, Joseph? From Chile and Kent. Yeah, Kent's dope. Nationality? Filipino. Like my best friend, Apple? Salamat. Oh my gosh, yeah. Do you like chicken adobo? Definitely, definitely love that. It's like secrets. Oh, that's cool, man. Filipinos! So, the reason why I didn't turn around, it's not because you weren't super mega dope. You are really fantabulous. Thank you so much. But when Jesse turned around, I was like, wow, you're in good hands. I think that you would be a huge asset to my team. I think that I want to make sure that I'm representing people that really know how to tell a story when they're singing. And that's exactly what you did, so congratulations. I thought you did a great job of that song. Thank you so much. I've only got one spot left open, and I've been waiting and waiting and waiting. But when I heard you, I heard the passion from you and the range that you have. And there's a lot of fire there. And you didn't copy anybody. You have an original sounding voice. I know there's a lot of great Filipino singers because I've been to the Philippines and I've heard them sing. And you really do have a great voice, and I'd love to have you on my team. The decision's yours, dude. It really is. It's actually so hard. I just want to say that I respect the two of you because obviously you're amazing at what you do. Thank you. Good for Tom, then. I think mum wants Tom, I'm not sure. Let him decide, it's your decision. Yeah, you have to decide. It needs to come from your gut. It's so hard. I don't know what he's doing. They're going to freaking J. Oh, sorry. I didn't realise that's how you make a J. But it's your decision. This is your journey. You're going to have to make sure that you make the decision. What was that? Nothing, nothing. Okay, I'm going to choose... Tom. Come on, Joseph. Tom. The game, you're up. Joseph. Good man. I'm glad that I waited because when I heard this man, you know, and that song, he put something in there that was not there before and I loved that. Bye. I've been holding out and I finally found what I've been looking for. Well done. I'm thrilled to bits. We don't know what's coming, so what can we expect from our next act? Can we get a rewind? My name is Lyrical. My real name is Brian Bennett. I'm 46 and I come from East London. My outfit expresses a combination of gothic style and sci-fi style. It's futuristic. Gives me a certain edge. I picked up beatboxing from listening to hip-hop. It appealed to me musically to use my voice to express the music. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, man. Double act, you ready? I believe I'm ready to show the whole world what Lyrical is capable of. When I get on stage, it does transform me into a sort of vocal warrior. Enjoy the show. What's your name? My name is Brian Bennett, otherwise known as Lyrical. I'm 46 and I come from East London. Do you have a real job? I try and be a full-time musician. Try my best to stay out there in the fight, gigging all the time. Trying to make a living, you know? And do you? I struggle, but not after today. I'm being real with you right now. Because you just raised the bar. You gotta give it up for the band. These guys have been playing all these styles of music. And keep in mind, to play all those styles of music, they had to rehearse. And learn all those styles, all the music that they're playing today. So really give it up for the band. It was a great performance. And I'm really happy that we'll turn. Because the collaboration is going to happen and we're going to watch it. So that's wicked, well done. Real stuff. You've been on tour before and the people that opened up for you kill it. And you go out on stage thinking, you in the back, you ain't just laughing with your friends. You ain't really paying attention to nothing. And somebody runs to the dressing room and be like, Yo, you know the opening act is terrible. Smashed it. You guys gotta do work tonight. What? So you got this kind of like, a little bit of anger, but love at the same time. Because you're not expecting somebody to really tear the stage apart. Then ask the freaking stage crew to fix it again. That's what you just did right now. Yeah, that's what I came to do, man. I really came to tear it down with love, passion. Oh, sorry, what's your name besides Wreck the Stage? Brian Bennett, otherwise known as Lyrical. Do you do that all the time? What, tear the stage down? No, no, just say your name in that order. No. It's like Vaughn, James Vaughn. We have to find awesome songs. And then you're going to twist them and turn them. And then I'll be there with suggestions. You can be like, yo, Will, whatever with your suggestions. I'm Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical. Like, yo, I already know your name, bruh. He was like, I know, just in case you forgot. I'm Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical. And what Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical does is I do what I do. Because I'm Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical. He's Brian Turner's chef. You take for granted that Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical, they rehearsed. And he probably was like, no, no, and right here, I'm going to do my bebops. And then he was like, and then right here, I'm going to do my horn solo. And then they were like, what are you talking about? We got a trumpet in the back. No, no, no, I'm going to play the trumpet with my lips. Guess what? Our rehearsals are going to be nuts. We know it, right? And Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical, is going to really add a whole bunch of layers and rollercoasters. So I look forward to the rollercoaster you're going to send us on. It's going to be awesome. Thank you, Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical. It's great to meet you, Brian Turner, a.k.a. Lyrical. Yeah, it's Brian Bennett. Oh, sorry, Brian Bennett, a.k.a. Lyrical. Wait a second. I've been singing it wrong the whole time. For all the time they said Brian Turner, I'm going to say it here. Brian Bennett, a.k.a. Lyrical. Brian Bennett, a.k.a. Lyrical, is an amazing singer in addition to Team Will, by the way. She's got, and he knows the time from it, that says 10.25. Dang, you could have been in The Matrix. She called herself Phoebe Lyrical. Brian Bennett, a.k.a. Lyrical.