It’s episode four of The Voice Australia 2023 and a backup singer from two of the coaches past took to the stage in the blind auditions.

The episode saw coaches Guy Sebastian, Jessica Mauboy, Jason Derulo and Rita Ora stack their teams with some seriously impressive talent.

See below for the highlights from the 2023 Blind Auditions #4!

Tarryn Stokes 

Tarryn from Victoria sang backup vocals for both Guy and Jess over a decade ago and blew all four judges away on The Voice with her performance of She Used To Be Mine by Sara Bareilles. 

She spoke openly about her struggles with self-doubt.

“After having kids I had a bit of a break from singing, I tried to work on myself, so my confidence has built up a little bit,” she said.

However, Tarryn’s talent was obvious and all of the judges spun their chairs for her. Jason said that he felt like he “should have paid for that performance” but she chose Team Rita, who declared that she “felt like she one of the best singers in the competition.”

Nick Cunningham

It was a similar story for Nick who also got chair turns from all four judges for his rendition of Men at Work’s Down Under but chose to go with Team Rita.

Jess said that the cover was “the most epic and hauntingly beautiful version”, while Jason sang his praises. “You are a one-man band; you could play arenas,” he said.

Robbie Hunt

Robbie was one of Team Guy’s latest recruits after turning three of the judge’s chairs for his performance of Lewis Capaldi’s Forget Me. Jason was blocked by Guy, and he wasn’t happy about it.

“I got blocked before I even had a chance to turn, it’s brutal. It’s cutthroat here, everybody has brought their A-game!’ Jason said.

Alex Jeans 

Alex caught the attention of Jess and Jason, who both turned for him for his take on Never Tear Us Apart by INXS. While both coaches lay down impressive pitches, he ultimately chose Team Jason.

Sean Millis

Sean got chair turns from Jess and Rita for his beautiful rendition of 7 Years by Lukas Graham. Post-performance Lukas opened up about living with a rare disease called Hunters Syndrome and how much singing means to him.

The Voice continues 7.30pm on Monday on Channel 7 and 7plus.

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