Eric Who, left, and Sydney Kronmiller compete throughout the Battle spherical on “The Voice.” Elizabeth Morris, NBC
Sydney Kronmiller, a 25-year-old singer from Ogden, Utah, performs throughout the Battle spherical on “The Voice.” Elizabeth Morris, NBC
Gwen Stefani had one phrase to explain Sydney Kronmiller’s second efficiency on “The Voice”: “bizarre.”
“And I imply that in a great way,” Stefani stated. “Like, nice bizarre.”
Kronmiller, a 25-year-old singer with a surprisingly low voice, paired up with spunky singer Eric Who for a efficiency of Girl Gaga’s “Paparazzi” throughout the present’s Battle spherical that aired Oct. 18. Though each of the singers impressed the coaches, just one may transfer ahead within the competitors.
Who received ‘The Voice’ battle: Sydney Kronmiller or Eric Who?
Throughout her blind audition for “The Voice,” Kronmiller, who's from Ogden, Utah, stunned the entire coaches with the decrease a part of her vocal vary.
“Not many individuals can sing that low after which additionally go so excessive,” John Legend stated throughout the audition, per the Deseret Information. “That was very spectacular.”
Sydney Kronmiller, a 25-year-old singer from Ogden, Utah, performs throughout the Battle spherical on “The Voice.”
Elizabeth Morris, NBC
Kronmiller continued to point out off her decrease vary throughout the Battle spherical, giving a haunting impact to Girl Gaga’s pop tune.
“Sydney, your vocal type is totally different than something on the market proper now,” Stefani stated. “It’s so distinctive.”
“Your voice is stunning,” Blake Shelton added. “And if it got here on the radio, I’d flip it up.”
Legend, in the meantime, famous that each Kronmiller and Who had been “phenomenal.” Viewers didn’t get to see a lot of Who’s audition, which acquired clipped on the present, however throughout the Battle spherical, Who’s charisma and stage presence actually got here by way of — “you simply have a lightweight inside in you, and also you let it exude,” Legend stated.
Legend additionally credited Kronmiller for her large vocal vary.
“So few folks can sing that low and sing it very well, particularly,” the “All of Me” singer stated. “That was actually exceptional.”
However in the long run, the selection was Camila Cabello’s to make — and the pop star appeared visibly burdened by the approaching choice.
“I’m going house,” she stated, placing her head down in despair.
Though Cabello stated she had “actually by no means heard a voice” like Kronmiller’s earlier than, after some deliberation, the “Voice” coach finally selected to maneuver ahead with Who, noting that the singer has already proven a lot development as an artist.
“I used to be actually unhappy that I couldn’t save Sydney, as a result of she was one of many people who I used to be most enthusiastic about on my workforce,” Cabello stated in a clip that aired throughout the episode.
Who's Sydney Kronmiller on ‘The Voice’?
Kronmiller shared a few of her background with the “Voice” coaches throughout her audition. The present aired a clip of the singer strolling alongside Ogden’s historic twenty fifth Road as she talked about how music was an vital a part of her upbringing, the Deseret Information reported.
“Most youngsters after they’re going to mattress at night time, they’re asking their dad and mom for only one extra bedtime story. However for my sister and I, it was at all times like, ‘Only one extra tune,’” Kronmiller stated, recalling how her father would play the guitar for his kids each night time earlier than mattress.
At present, Kronmiller is learning music, writing and manufacturing on the Berklee School of Music in Boston — a college she was impressed to attend after discovering singer-songwriter Charlie Puth and studying from his Wikipedia web page that he had attended Berklee.
Coincidentally, Kronmiller ended up getting to satisfy and work with Puth on “The Voice,” as he was an adviser for Cabello’s workforce throughout the Battle spherical.
“Now I’m out right here doing what I’ve truly at all times needed to do,” Kronmiller stated on “The Voice.”
“The Voice” airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 7 p.m. MT on NBC.