'The Voice' 2023: Dasha wows fans despite no chair turns, Niall Horan asks singer to return next season
UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIFORNIA: As Season 23 of 'The Voice reaches its climax, the competition is more fierce than ever before. Each year, aspiring singers from all over the world audition for a chance to be a part of the prestigious show, but this year, the bar has been raised with an abundance of talented individuals vying for a spot on the coveted teams. The latest episode of the show marked the end of the Blind Auditions, and as the remaining contestants eagerly awaited their turn to impress the coaches, the tension in the air was palpable. With the clock ticking and only a handful of spots left on each team, the contestants were acutely aware that their performance would have to be nothing short of exceptional if they hoped to make it through to the next round. Adding to the excitement, Season 23 saw the return of country crooner Blake Shelton for one last time, joining forces with pop sensation Kelly Clarkson, former One Direction member Niall Horan, and rap icon Chance The Rapper. The coaches were determined to build the strongest team possible and went head to head to secure the most talented singers for their respective teams.
Despite the impressive vocal range displayed by many of the contestants on 'The Voice', not everyone managed to capture the attention of the coaches. One such contestant was Dasha, a Russian native who had made her way to LA to follow her dreams of becoming a singer. Despite her impressive performance, none of the coaches turned their chairs for her, leaving her feeling disappointed but determined to come back stronger next time. As the season progresses, the competition will only get tougher, and the remaining contestants will have to fight tooth and nail to make it to the next round. With each coach vying for the top spot and the ultimate prize, tensions will continue to run high as the contestants push themselves to their limits, leaving nothing on the table in their quest for musical stardom.
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Who is Dasha?
Born and raised in the breathtaking Northern region of Russia, the multi-talented Dasha has captured the hearts of audiences around the world with her enchanting voice and magnetic stage presence. At just 21 years old, this rising star has already amassed an impressive following, thanks to her undeniable talent and unwavering passion for music. Dasha's journey in the world of music began when she auditioned for the Russian version of the show at the tender age of 17. Despite her youth, she wowed the judges with her soulful voice and undeniable charisma, proving that she had what it takes to succeed in the highly competitive world of music.
Since then, Dasha has relocated to the City of Angels, where she has been honing her craft and perfecting her unique sound. Her music is a seamless blend of different genres, incorporating elements of soul, R&B, and pop, to create a sound that is truly her own. As the competition on 'The Voice' heats up, Dasha finds herself in a nail-biting position, vying for the last spot on the coveted show. With her sights set on success, she knows that she needs to give it her all and impress the talented coaches.
Dasha took to the stage to audition with the classic hit, 'I Can't Stand The Rain.' As she pours her heart and soul into every note, she knows that this is her chance to shine and prove to the world that she has what it takes to make it to the top of the charts.
Niall Horan advises Dasha for next season of 'The Voice'
Dasha graced the stage with a gelled hair look wearing a pantsuit. As she hit the first note, the judges looked very impressed and seemed like they were still trying to decide if they should turn. Throughout the performance, she held her audience's attention with her incredible stage presence. At the end of the performance, none of the judges turned their chairs for her, leaving her a little disappointed.
Blake took the first opportunity to evaluate her. He said that he has 'heard about five singers' in her performance and that he could not keep up with what was happening. Kelly commented on the contestant's incredible texture and said that her voice is more suited to a rock n roll record. Niall gave her detailed feedback on her performance and told her that they wished they saw the 'softer sides' of her voice. He further added, that a cover of a song like 'I can't stand the rain', needs to feature 'moments of softness'. He continues and says that if she comes back keeping in mind the feedback, she might just make it to the top.
'Dasha looking like a seasoned stage performer'
Even though the coaches didn't turn for Dasha, her performance struck a chord with the fans. Fans were upset to know that she didn't get through the blind auditions. On the official YouTube channel of 'The Voice', fans took to the comment section to express their disappointment. One said, "Dasha looking like a seasoned stage performer. She was working her range and the audience, purring and catcalling and working the space but... ah well." While another said, "Anytime I hear that line, I think of Missy Elliot! Love this!!" Comments like, "Good singer just a lil pitchy, with better control she’ll be great!" and "They needed to be reminded of the great diva! One and only Kim Cruse!!!!!" was also seen for the clip. One comment really stood out. They said, "She is better than the majority of the singers that got picked, She should have been on the voice. I hate these last couple of blind auditions, coaches get super picky and reject lots of singers that are better than initial auditions."
'The Voice' Season 23 airs every Monday from 8 to 9 pm ET and Tuesday from 9 to 10 pm ET only on NBC. You can also stream 'The Voice' Season 23 the next day on Peacock.
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