Dan + Shay pick Ducote Talmage over Ryan Coleman on 'The Voice' Season 25 (X/@NBCTheVoice)Dan + Shay pick Ducote Talmage over Ryan Coleman on ‘The Voice’ Season 25 (X/@NBCTheVoice)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: During the third part of the battle round of ‘The Voice’ Season 25, Ducote Talmage and Ryan Coleman from Team Dan + Shay sang a soulful performance of ‘Rock and a Hard Place’ by Bailey Zimmerman.

 

After their performance, John Legend expressed his deep admiration for the captivatingly raw and slightly rough texture that exists within the midrange of Ducote’s voice and said, “I love that kinda scratchy part of the midrange of your voice.”

 

He moved closer to Ducote to hear his distinctive voice. Ducote’s tone was seemingly unlike any he had ever heard before, captivating him with its uniqueness.

 

Reba McEntire commended both individuals, expressing her belief that the harmonious collaboration between them was exceptional. She specifically highlighted the distinctive qualities of their respective dialects, which she believed played a crucial role in elevating the overall atmosphere and appeal of the bar. Ultimately, Reba’s choice also aligned with Ducote.

Chance the Rapper also observed a discrepancy in tone between the two individuals, ultimately selecting Ryan as the preferred choice.

The duo, Dan + Shay, had to make a tough decision between the two talented country artists, ultimately choosing Ducote to move on in the competition while sending Ryan home.

 

 

This decision caused an uproar among fans of the show who believed Ryan deserved to stay.

One social media user wrote, “Now I wasn’t happy about this choice. He should have been stolen I’m not getting the plan.” Another user chimed in, “Omg another good country singer sent home when he should have been stolen they have 2 left my goodness I’m sad.” Followed by a user who penned, “Ryan = Robbed.”

 

A user went on to say, “@ryanncolemann was the better singer. Wish someone would have saved him. Great performance!” One comment read, “@ryanncolemann was so great! Sorry to see him leave the show!!!”

 

Who is Ryan Coleman on ‘The Voice’ Season 25?

Ryan Coleman, a 25-year-old aspiring musician, had his dreams of a professional music career jeopardized by a devastating car accident at the age of 22.

 

Hailing from the rural outskirts of southeast Pennsylvania, Ryan is a farm boy at heart, instilled with a strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for quality country music. His ultimate goal is to spread his love for music to audiences far and wide.

Ryan has been passionately strumming the strings of his guitar and pouring his heart into songwriting since he was a mere eight-year-old, fueled by an unwavering desire to connect with others and evoke profound empathy within their souls.

 

A shining testament to his immense talent and dedication, his third musical creation, aptly titled ‘Dive Bar Broken Heart’, has swiftly ascended the charts, leaving an indelible mark on the music industry and serving as a resounding affirmation that Ryan is poised for unparalleled success in the days to come.
'The Voice' Season 25 singer Ryan Coleman is from Pennsylvania (X/@NBCTheVoice)‘The Voice’ Season 25 singer Ryan Coleman is from Pennsylvania (X/@NBCTheVoice)

 

Who is Ducote Talmage on ‘The Voice’ Season 25?

Originally from Auburn, Alabama, Ducote Talmage is not just a skilled country singer, but also a former student at Auburn University.

However, in pursuit of his musical aspirations, he decided to temporarily pause his studies and concentrate on his music career. Talmage, with his powerful and emotive vocals, showcases a unique blend of passion and depth in his music.

The majority of his musical creations can be discovered on the popular social media platform TikTok, where he initially began sharing his talent in March 2021.

 
'The Voice' contestant Ducote Talmage is a talented singer hailing from Auburn, Alabama (X/@NBCTheVoice)‘The Voice’ contestant Ducote Talmage is a talented singer hailing from Auburn, Alabama (X/@NBCTheVoice)
‘The Voice’ Season 25 airs on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 pm and 9 pm ET respectively. The episodes will be available on Peacock on demand the next day. The streaming site also includes entire episodes from the show’s prior seasons.