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Contestant: Kree Harrison Song: Roy Orbison’s “Crying” Pre-Show Prediction: Kree is going 8th in the singing order tonight. She definitely shows great vocal control in her performances. This country singer has gained huge ground since the last round in Hollywood … Continue reading →

Contestant: Lazaro Arbos Song: Kelly Clarkson’s “Breakaway” It’s hard to believe he would actually pick this song. Julie Zorrilla proved that this song is just bad for singing contests (at least if you don’t have a really strong voice). And … Continue reading →

Contestant: Candice Glover Song: Ben E. King’s “I (Who Have Nothing)” This was Candice’s favorite performance from Season 6 winner, Jordin Sparks. Up to this point in the night, I’d say the best performance was from Candice, with Angie in … Continue reading →

Contestant: Paul Jolley Song: Lonestar’s “Amazed” Scotty McCreery sang this song in Season 10. Paul is told by Jimmy Iovine not to oversing. Paul says there is no intent to oversing, and he doesn’t even know where it comes from. … Continue reading →

Contestant: Angie Miller Song: Celine Dion’s “I Surrender” She probably shouldn’t say she thinks she can sing it as well as Kelly Clarkson. I think Angie is mostly humble but does occasionally come off as a bit arrogant. Overall, though, … Continue reading →

Contestant: Devin Velez Song: Carrie Underwood’s “Temporary Home” Devin performed 3rd in the singing order. Like Curtis and Janelle, this was another kind of boring performance. But at least he had some nice phrasing and interpretation on this one. So … Continue reading →

Contestant: Janelle Arthur Song: Montgomery Gentry’s “Gone” She said in her intro package that she wants to be traditional country. Janelle then goes and sings “Gone,” which doesn’t sound much like traditional country. So I’m not sure what she’s going … Continue reading →

Contestant: Curtis Finch, Jr. Song: Fantasia’s “I Believe” Pre-Show Prediction: Finch is a lot better when he can just freestyle it and do whatever he wants. But when he is forced to pretty much stick to the melody of a … Continue reading →