[s22e10] The Battles Part 3 -

🎭 The Showstopper: Eric Who vs. Sydney Kronmiller (Team Camila)

Camila chose Eric Who . While it was the correct choice for performance value, it was heartbreaking to see Sydney’s singular tone leave the competition so early. [S22E10] The Battles Part 3

Episode 10 was a mixed bag. The full-length battles were phenomenal and showcased high-level artistry, but the heavy use of montages sucked the momentum right out of the episode's midsection. Nevertheless, moving into the Knockouts, Camila and Blake proved they have laser-focused visions for the specific types of artists they want to take to the live shows. 🎭 The Showstopper: Eric Who vs

Benny Weag delivered the more polished, technically precise vocal. He understood the country cadence and stayed perfectly in his pocket. On the other hand, 15-year-old Brayden Lape was visibly swimming in a jacket too big for him, clearly fighting off nerves. Episode 10 was a mixed bag

The absolute worst part of The Voice Battles is always the condensed montages, and this episode was particularly brutal, speeding through three matchups: (Team Blake) Morgan Taylor vs. SOLsong (Team Legend) Daysia vs. Julia Aslani (Team Gwen)

This was less of a traditional battle and more of a brilliantly executed, avant-garde duet. They took a standard synth-pop track and stripped it down into something haunting and theatrical.

Which of the are you most excited to see get full screen time in the Knockout Round ? 'The Voice' season 22 episode 10 recap: The Battles Part 3

🎭 The Showstopper: Eric Who vs. Sydney Kronmiller (Team Camila)

Camila chose Eric Who . While it was the correct choice for performance value, it was heartbreaking to see Sydney’s singular tone leave the competition so early.

Episode 10 was a mixed bag. The full-length battles were phenomenal and showcased high-level artistry, but the heavy use of montages sucked the momentum right out of the episode's midsection. Nevertheless, moving into the Knockouts, Camila and Blake proved they have laser-focused visions for the specific types of artists they want to take to the live shows.

Benny Weag delivered the more polished, technically precise vocal. He understood the country cadence and stayed perfectly in his pocket. On the other hand, 15-year-old Brayden Lape was visibly swimming in a jacket too big for him, clearly fighting off nerves.

The absolute worst part of The Voice Battles is always the condensed montages, and this episode was particularly brutal, speeding through three matchups: (Team Blake) Morgan Taylor vs. SOLsong (Team Legend) Daysia vs. Julia Aslani (Team Gwen)

This was less of a traditional battle and more of a brilliantly executed, avant-garde duet. They took a standard synth-pop track and stripped it down into something haunting and theatrical.

Which of the are you most excited to see get full screen time in the Knockout Round ? 'The Voice' season 22 episode 10 recap: The Battles Part 3