The judges are always intrigued by the mysterious atmosphere created by blind auditions on The Voice. The judges are frequently taken aback by the discrepancy between a contestant’s voice and looks. Jacob Norton, a fourteen-year-old from Colchester, Essex, stunned every judge during his audition for The Voice: UK.
Everyone is in awe of Jacob’s singing voice, despite his enormous size. Jacob chose to sing Fred Astaire’s ageless hit, “Puttin’ On the Ritz,” during his audition. The decades-old song was the ideal option because of Jacob’s very deep voice, which made him sound much older than he actually was.
The sudden, strong voice that reverberated behind the coaches, Danny Jones, Will.i.am, and Pixie Lott, surprised them. They thought they were being played like a practical joke. All three judges eagerly turned their chairs to get a sight of the person who possessed this remarkable voice, out of pure curiosity. As Jacob’s enthralling performance began, the audience exploded in exuberant applause, getting up from their seats to join in.
When the judges went to Jacob, he was ecstatic, but he kept his cool and finished his song perfectly. The speed quickens as the song approaches its halfway point, and Jacob makes the most of the opportunity to interact with the crowd. It was clear that his performance had delighted the judges and audience alike.
Jacob’s manner immediately changes from professional to excited childlike when his audition is over. He can’t resist cheering like a fourteen-year-old and jumping up and down. His performance left the judges utterly impressed, and they gave him high marks.
“Your voice has such a beautiful depth,” Pixie said. Whoa, I can’t even think what to say! It is unlike anything I have ever heard.
Danny said, “That voice is so amazing that we’re all at a lost for words right now. Man, I think it’s awesome.
Jacob carefully weighs the opinions of the three judges before deciding to join Team Danny. Throughout the conversation, Jacob freely admitted to experiencing extreme anxiety. “But I just got into it when I started singing; all I wanted was for at least one person to turn.” When I got three turns, it was such a shock because I was afraid I wouldn’t get anyone.
