+1. The Voice Covers – “Underneath It All, Try, Redemption Song”
Her home island might not have been very forgiving if she hadn’t covered at least one Bob Marley song. Chin spread the often quoted message, “emancipate yourselves from mental slavery” with Marley’s “Redemption Song,” and stole the show.
Chin’s introduction to the world stage was ushered in by a memorable performance of Pink’s “Try.” Tessanne got all four judges to turn their chairs for the powerhouse singer, and the rest is history.
She channeled both Lady Saw and Gwen Stefani all in one performance of No Doubt’s “Underneath It All” and brought the Jamaican dancehall to The Voice studios. With pop-infused performances like this that brought the entire audience to its feet, it was clear who the standout contestant was.