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Tuesday, May 17, 2016

VOICE  LIFTED
AT iTUNES

The Voice is making its Voice heard on the iTunes singles leaderboard, as the vocal competition (via Republic) has three tracks in the Top 5 and six in the Top 10. Leading the pack is Adam Wakefield with "I'm Sorry" at #2, followed by Alisan Porter's take on the Eagles chestnut "Desperado" at #3. Spots #5-7 are taken up by Mary Sarah ("I Told You So"), Hannah Huston ("When a Man Loves a Woman") and Bryan Bautista ("Hurt"), while Laith Al-Saadi's "One and Only" sits at #10.

Buying a single counts as a vote for the contestant, making the show's process remarkably similar to the American political system.

Of course, RCA's Justin Timberlake maintains his iron grip on #1 with the monster "Can't Stop the Feeling." But the Voice kids are definitely turning consumers' chairs around. How long will they hold the stage?

 
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