At this point, I think Australia's voting has been spot on. Don't fail me, mate! Ha.
On with the show!
Locked Out In Heaven
[BOYS]
As soon as he hit that first note, I knew he was in big trouble. He sounded way out of tune for a full verse and never recovered. The rest of the performance felt uncomfortable as he came off incredibly defeated. I wish he did something to salvage the performance. 4
You Don't Own Me
[OVERS]
A perfectly fine vocal with some good dynamic range, but by the time I brush my teeth, memories of this very average performance will have been wiped from my brain. 6.5
Toca's Miracle
[OVERS]
She certainly hit most of her notes with some admirable grasp on pitch, showed some nifty vocal horsepower and the staging was pretty slick and riveting. My only gripe? It felt soulless. Or was that the point? 7.5
Chasing Pavements
[GIRLS]
Thank God Dannii didn't pick her song this week!! Mahalia didn't do anything particularly different from Adele's version - in terms of melody - but there was just an effortless beauty to this performance. The sweet and delicate crumble in to her voice breathe new life into the words of the song. Gorgeous. 8.5
Stay
[GROUPS]
Look, their voices aren't particularly mascular - there's a sense of limit to both their ranges - but I actually found the wispiness to their voices especially from Jess really pleasing to the ear. The masterful harmonies were fantastic and the way they deliver each words with great timing brought every subtle emotion to the performance. 9
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
[BOYS]
I love offbeat arrangements and unexpected melodic choices, and this was what Cyrus did with Knockin' On Heaven's Door. His impressive vocal dexterity was on full display here, his pitch was spot on, and the clarity to his tone was just impeccable. Plus, his voice just soared towards the end. 9
BOTTOM 2 PREDICTION
Big T
Louise Adams
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