-♪ Well, I've heard there was ♪ -Whoo.
-♪ A secret chord ♪
♪ That David played, and it pleased the Lord ♪
-Whoo! -♪ But you don't really care ♪
for music, do ya? ♪
-Oh, my gosh. -[ Gasps ]
-Congratulations.
-♪ It goes like this, the fourth, the fifth ♪
♪ The minor fall and the major lift ♪
♪ The baffled king composing "Hallelujah" ♪
♪ Hallelujah, Hallelujah ♪
-So pretty.
-♪ Hallelujah, Hallelujah ♪
-Yeah! -Yes, whoo!
-Let's go.
-Whoo!
-♪ Well, maybe there's a God above ♪
♪ All I've ever learned from love ♪
♪ Is how to shoot at someone who outdrew you ♪
♪ But it's not a cry you hear at night ♪
♪ It's not someone who has seen the light ♪
♪ It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah ♪
-Whoa!
-♪ Hallelujah, Hallelujah ♪
♪ Hallelujah, Hallelu -- oh, yeah ♪
-Oh, my God.
-Big!
-Whoo!
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Wow. That was incredible.
-Oh, thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-[ Laughs ]
-Okay. Oh, my God.
-Yeah!
-Do you see this?
-Wow. -I turned around.
She looked straight into my soul.
And she was like, "There's Gwen Stefani.
I want to be on her team."
-She didn't say that.
-In her heart she did. I felt it.
-And Camila took that from her.
-And then I looked, and it was blocked!
-Oh, my God, you're blocked.
-It was you! -[ Laughs ]
-Wow. -Excuse us.
What is your name and where are you from?
-My name is Morgan Myles,
and I'm from Nashville, Tennessee.
-Oh, my goodness. -Haha, burn!
-Morgan. -No.
-Slow down. He's feeling himself
now that you're saying you're from Nashville.
-[ Laughs ] He's feeling himself.
-I feel like we don't get a lot of people singing that song
just because it's so intimidating.
It takes some cojones to come here
and sing it with such confidence.
Then we got to see your range
and you hitting those piercing, beautiful notes.
It was exquisite.
One of the best blind auditions I've seen in quite a long time.
-Wow.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-That's quite a compliment.
-What's happening in Nashville for you?
Are you writing? Are you recording?
-I've been touring.
I'm a demo singer for a lot of people, as well.
I've even opened some festivals with Blake before.
-Oh, my goodness. -Oh, my gosh.
-But, like, way before. -[ Laughs ]
-But it's been a long journey.
It hasn't been easy. -Yeah.
♪♪
-I've been in Nashville for 16 years,
but I am a full-time touring artist.
I played 117 shows last year,
solo acoustic in almost all 50 states.
Hey, Vegas.
Hey, we're in Lititz.
We are not in Nashville anymore, y'all.
I mean, there was days I was just about to lose it,
but I've been very blessed because my parents have been
my rocks in a really, really hard industry.
-I want the world to see how well this girl can do.
-So many hardworking artists from "The Voice" have made it.
Adam Wakefield, Morgan Wallen.
I hope that I can use this platform
to be a successful artist, as well.
I think the whole experience is gonna be really fun.
-We're glad that your journey has brought you to "The Voice."
We're very lucky to have you. -Thank you. [ Chuckles ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
-You have such a gorgeous tone.
I want to hear records from you.
You kind of like in a Rihanna-esque way
of going like this, like, singing with your hand.
I was like, "Yes, that is what I'm looking for."
She is singing with her soul and making people feel.
And to me, that is, like, the highest hope of an artist.
-You guys are gonna make me cry. -What else did I
frickin' write down?
I'm, like, frickin' nervous 'cause I want you so bad.
[ Laughter ]
-Just speak from your heart, not the scripted stuff.
-No, it's not scripted.
What kind of music do you want to make?
-Being that I'm very on the edge of country,
I've always been extremely soulful,
but I love pop melodies,
but I love storytelling, and I hope
that we can really find that great lane.
-That's a fusion of all those things.
Yeah, I know you're the least likely to pick me.
You got Blake, country, John, soul.
I mean, I do love pop melodies, and I'm a storyteller, too.
I feel like you know who you are as an artist.
And if you picked me as your coach,
I would just be excited to help you on that journey.
-Oh, I mean...
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Hi, Morgan. -Hi, Blake.
-I'd like to have a heart-to-heart talk
with you here for just a second.
-Oh, my God. I didn't know we could do that.
-Are you serious?
-Are you gonna sing Barry White to her?
What is about to happen? [ Laughter ]
-When I moved to Nashville, I was 17 years old,
and I started singing demos for songwriters,
and that was where I made all my beer money.
[ Laughter ]
So, when I hear you talking about that and then I hear
you talking about playing the crappy noon spots on festivals,
I did all of that stuff.
-Me too, by the way.
-Her microphone was supposed to be muted, also.
Your gift is that you can make people really believe
what you're singing about,
and you just need somebody to help you along that journey.
I would be honored to be that coach for you, Morgan.
-Wow.
-Wow, Blake. Yes. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Can I just say one last thing?
-We still haven't muted her microphone.
If you could please mute her microphone.
-I have not got to speak, this is not fair.
Where's my light?
-Mute. -[ Laughs ]
-Okay, Morgan, I'm Gwen. -Hi, Gwen.
-You're amazing. I'm so sad that I'm not in the running.
You sound like you're on a Grammy stage already.
It's ridiculous.
But one thing I will say, my husband --
I've watched him, outside of this show, help people.
He has the biggest heart.
So I'm just really excited for you right now.
-[ Laughs ]
[ Crowd chanting "Blake! Blake!" ]
-Can I just say one last thing?
[ Chanting continues ] -Mute immediately.
-[Chuckles] I want what's best for you,
and if what you want is Blake's support
and help to be a country artist, absolutely.
If what you want is to create your own lane --
you're not a country artist, you're not a pop artist,
you're just Morgan --
then I would be really excited to work with you.
I just wanted to say that. -Mm, interesting strategy.
-Morgan, who do you choose as your coach?
-Come on. -Oh, my gosh.
-Come on, Morgan!
♪♪