Alabama has a new state sweetheart, and she had judges on NBC’s “The Voice” spinning their chairs before she could get through a single verse last week.
Emma Caroline Warren, a 25-year-old singing sensation from Tuscaloosa, made her hometown proud this week when her blind audition on the singing competition show earned her a spot on “Team Blake.” If she wins, the show will award her $100,000 and a recording contract with Republic Records.
After wowing the judges with her rendition of Kacey Musgraves’ “Slow Burn, Warren made her Tuscaloosa roots apparent with an iconic “Roll Tide.”
“You have to say that when you’re from Tuscaloosa,” said John Legend, an award-winning singer-songwriter and judge on this season of The Voice.
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