Filipino-American jazz singer Amy Vachal took a break from her tried and tested strategy of flipping pop songs and turned to an emotional classic to vie for a place in the finals of hit singing competition “The Voice.”
The New York-based Vachal on Tuesday (Monday, US time) covered Bob Dylan’s “To Make You Feel My Love,” which was also made popular by Adele.
The performance was described as beautiful and emotional, with Vachal’s voice cracking near the end of the song.
She previously took on Drake’s “Hotline Bling,” Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space” and *NSYNC’s “Bye, Bye, Bye,” which consistently ranked high in iTunes compared to her competitors.
WATCH: Amy Vachal takes on Taylor Swift’s ‘Blank Space’ in ‘The Voice’
But with nine contestants vying for just four spots, did she do enough? Results will be revealed Wednesday (Tuesday, US time).
BACKSTORY: Fil-Am Amy Vachal makes it to ‘The Voice’ Top 9
Others vying for a slot in the finale are her fellow Team Adam Levine artists Shelby Brown and Jordan Smith; Zack Seabaugh, Barrett Baber and Emily Ann Roberts of Team Blake Shelton; Jeffrey Austin and Braiden Sunshine of Team Gwen Stefani; and Madi Davis of Team Pharrell Williams. IDL