The Voice Season 9 serves as the battle ground for talents that will be included under the mentorship of Brad Paisley, John Forgety, Selena Gomez and Missy Elliot. The coaches will try to put their genre on top of the others starting this September 21 in NBC.
Yahoo reports that in just six weeks, America will travel through time as it watches the blind auditions of the would be members of team Sheltons, Stefani, Levine and Williams. The teams will be mentored by Brad, Selena, John and Missy respectively.
Aspirants whose genre is country, pop, rock and rap pushes more as their idols assume the role of being their mentors. But aside from the talents, their mentors and coaches, America watches The Voice for their love of music. So, in its 9th Season, The Voice brings back the tradition of country, pop, rock and rap.
Country music has proven to be in the hearts of the Americans, as evident in the successive wins of Cassadee Pope in Season 3 and Danielle Bradberry in Season 4. The team up of friends Brad Paisley and Blake Shelton, according to Radio Music and Entertainment News would mean greater threat to the other teams.
While, popular music faces a hurdle as it is against the long been there genres, its variety and having Selena Gomez as its icon could definitely get a spot in The Voice this season. Despite the questions posted to the credibility of the pop it girl Selena, Christiantoday reported that Selena is doing incredibly as a mentor despite her age. Selena is the mentor of Gwen Stefani's team
If the critics question Selena's credibility as a mentor, 70-year-old Creedence Cleanwater Revival Icon, John Forgety establishes his credibility through experience. Tessanne Chin's victory in Season 4 is being prospected to be seconded as her coach Adam Levine rocks with John this season.
Rap music made a huge impact on the crowd last Season 8 as Sawyer Fredricks outsung the others. Pharrell Williams definitely feels the pressure and the legendary femcee Missy Elliot carries the burden with him.
New talents from across the country will compete in four stages: blind auditions, battle rounds, knockout rounds and live stage shows to take home $100,000 and a deal with Universal Music Group comes September 21 in NBC's The Voice Season 9.
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