The Voice Season 7 Episode 3 Blind Auditions

Blind since childhood, Blessing Offor can’t see that his soulful blind audition, “Just the Two of Us,” has all four coaches turned around to see him.

Substitute teacher Kelli Douglas puts her heart into her blind audition tune, “Danny’s Song,” and has her pick of three coaches.

Back for her second blind audition, reggae singer Anita Antoinette turns all four chairs with her version of “Turn Your Lights Down Low.”

A forklift operator by day and a singer by night, John Martin wins over Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton with his blind audition take on “Sweet Pea.”

Jessie Pitts’ blind audition of “The Story” has a happy ending as Gwen and Blake both turn their chairs for her.

Subway singer Ricky Manning takes the stage by storm when his blind audition version of “Love Me Again” has Blake and Pharrell competing for him.

California’s Mia Pfirrman turns all four coaches around with her blind audition take on “Unconditionally.”

Troy Ritchie’s blind audition of “Out of My League” lands him a spot on the team of a fellow southern Californian, Gwen Stefani.

For her blind audition, Bree Fondacaro gives an emotional take on Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me Babe.”