Top 12
After the blind auditions, battles, knockouts and playoffs, season seven has been narrowed down to its top 12 singers.
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Team Gwen
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The No Doubt frontwoman and new coach is equipped with her top three singers.
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Taylor John Williams
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Portland singer-songwriter has impressed with darker ballads, but also excelled in the playoffs with a "swampy" spin on Stealers Wheel's "Stuck In The Middle With You," strumming along at half-time.
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Anita Antoinette
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Jamaican native makes it to the final rounds after auditioning back in season three, after jumping from Bob Marley to MAGIC! and Meghan Trainor.
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Ryan Sill
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC Coming from a family of vocal musicians, the a cappella group breakout is working on adding edge to his set list of OneRepublic and Ne-Yo.
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Team Adam
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The veteran coach and two-time champion continues his seventh season with his trio.
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Matt McAndrew
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The arts school graduate, who currently works at a grocery store and teaches music to local youth, has put his big voice on covers of Coldplay and Christina Perri.
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Damien
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Louisiana native-turned-TSA agent at LAX was a four-chair turn with his Boyz II Men cover, and blew the playoffs away with his rendition of Sam Smith's "I'm Not the Only One."
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Chris Jamison
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Pittsburgh triplet, also a campus mailman and rock ensemble singer, was a four-chair turn in the blind auditions and has conquered covers of John Mayer, Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars.
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Team Blake
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The veteran coach and three-time champ hopes to repeat his success with one of his final three.
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Craig Wayne Boyd
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Nashville songwriter, now a single father, has gone full-on country with Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart, but not without a quick makeover from Gwen Stefani before being stolen back to Team Blake.
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Reagan James
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The sixteen-year-old hides her age well, putting her swag on Blu Cantrell's "Hit 'Em Up Style" and sensitivity on Ed Sheeran's "Give Me Love."
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Jessie Pitts
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The homeschooled Alabama teen suffered third-degree burns as a child, and currently works at a record label while in college. She first auditioned with a Brandi Carlile track, and trekked to the lives on a slowed rendition of Bonnie Tyler's "Holding Out for a Hero."
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Team Pharrell
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Grammy-winning producer and new coach enters the final weeks of the season with his three singers.
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Luke Wade
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The soulful son of a painter and a dancer lost his vision in one eye in a paintball accident, and was a four-chair turn in the blind auditions. He effortlessly added a big ending to Marvin Gaye's "Let’s Get It On" in the playoffs.
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DaNica Shirey
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Pennsylvania mother who won the Apollo's talent show when she was fifteen years old, and has taken a few years off from the stage, has covered Jessie J and Joni Mitchell, and even conquered the untouchable Whitney Houston.
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Sugar Joans
Image Credit: Photo Credit: NBC The Los Angeles wedding singer has touted her engaging growls on covers of Beyonce and Aretha Franklin.