Aaron:
Hi Aaron you sexy devil! Oh I love this song.

I think in one way this fits that husky voice but it was a bit too deep and R&B for your folk rock voice? I think the tones matched on the lower notes but the higher notes didn’t sound like Aaron at all. I like the song and it’s an interesting arrangement so yeah overall I think it was alright. I think your direction is getting a bit skewed, you’re a soft rock singer (like Jamie but more indie) so you shouldn’t really be singing such a soulful song in such an R&B way.
Maria:
Everyone loves a bit of R&B pop Maria so I decided to do this song which really fits this direction I’m following with you. At the same time it’s matches the lighter R&B tone Maria has. I really enjoyed it and I hope the public did too! Thanks Jack for the standing ovation! The performance was full of energy, emotion and power. I love fiery Maria!
Misha:
Misha I was slightly confused by this performance because there was a bit of rapping in it which wasn’t done by you and it would have nice for your mentor to clarify what that was about further. Also I didn’t think the tones matched at all. Nicole’s got this soft sexy girly soul voice, it doesn’t really fit Misha B’s whole urban slight Jamaican vocal. It just didn’t fit in my opinion.
Jamie:
We’ve saved you twice now because Kuda and I both know Jamie has been one of the top contestants in this competition. Now while the song is a bit cheesy and a bit too nasally for Jamie’s soft rock voice, I think this was a good fit in both direction and other than slight nasally bits a really good fit for Jamie’s voice. I love old school rock but can you find something a bit more contemporary for Jamie next time? Something funk rock? Otherwise good performance Jamie!
Alys:
*standing ovation*
This is passionate soft sweet singing Alys. It even has that slight accent which Alys has. I think Alys has this deep soft folk vocal and I thought that Kyler England has a similar style and vocal to Alys. But the best thing about the song is that it has this catchy beat to it too. Nobody likes songs which are overly repetitive and I’ve tried to find a song which seems a bit more interesting. It was fun, sweet and emotional. Great job girl!
Aaron:
Much better than your first performance Aaron. I thought that this was a better fit for you directionally. The tone is still not the deep one that you have and it’s a bit American. But a much better fit in vocals, the highs sound like you and the lows are really nice too. Overall it’s a much better fit, it doesn’t sound too R&B. And it’s a nice passionate cover, good job dear!
Maria:
Now everyone loves Maria when she does the pop R&B stuff but they do also like Maria exposing her vocals a little more. I think this song was perfect for doing that. It’s got this really passionate story-telling element which makes you feel so sorry for Tamia and makes you feel like punching her boyfriend (well I feel like that anyway). I think it really does expose that wonderful tone in Maria’s voice, again suiting her deep softer R&B vocal. As well as that it was so passionate and full of emotion great job dear!
Misha:
Ms Misha B! Yay! Wow what a choice by Kuda. While the vocal was a bit high and overly girly, this was incredible. The hip hop, R&B it’s all there and mashed up Misha B style. Good song choice and much better than the first one. Besides that, it’s a really catchy song! <3
Jamie:
Yay something more current! However, it was a bit too far off in terms of vocals. I didn’t think that suited you too well. It was a bit too soft and way too nasally for you! I preferred the first performance to this Afroman. I like the rock arrangement of this incredibly annoying song though, so that’s definitely a plus, but I just didn’t think it suited the vocal.
Alys:
I think your voice is really nice in the way that you can do all of these fancy minor runs which make a song sound so mystical and a bit dark. In that way I thought Wicked Game would be a perfect song for you, something a little darker like in Aly’s ‘Is This Love’ while still retaining that soft deep folk Alys vocal.