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Levine's Uncomfortable Piano Moment on The Voice
20 Oct
Summary
- Contestants Amanda Mikkel and Julia Clark performed Elvis' 'Can't Help Falling in Love'.
- Adam Levine shared a story about performing for his hero, Brian Wilson.
- Levine ultimately chose Amanda Mikkel for having the most potential.
On The Voice, contestants Amanda Mikkel and Julia Clark were tasked with a duet of Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling in Love" under the mentorship of Adam Levine and Alex Warren. Levine recounted a past, uncomfortable experience singing "Surfer Girl" in front of his idol, Brian Wilson, drawing parallels to the contestants' potential stage nerves.
Despite initial awkwardness during piano-focused rehearsals, the coaches praised Mikkel and Clark's performance. Queen Latifah, Kelly Clarkson, and Riley Green offered feedback, with Clarkson and Green leaning towards Clark's tone and potential. Levine observed that the singers performed better individually than as a team.
Levine ultimately selected Mikkel, citing her "most potential in this competition." He acknowledged the significant challenge of managing nerves, a crucial aspect for success on the show. The Voice airs Mondays on NBC.
