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Song premiere: 'Voice' star Jeffery Austin returns with ‘80s-style anthem 'Bulletproof'
The Voice top four finalist Jeffery Austin stood out on Season 9 for his plaintive balladry, but his new single, “Bulletproof,” is unexpectedly effervescent. The synth-driven track, mixed by Peter Mokran (Christina Aguilera, Toni Braxton, Prince, Flaming Lips) and co-written/produced by Sayers Club music director Nick Rosen (Bruno Mars, Macy Gray, Feist), still addresses Austin’s go-to topics of heartbreak and loss — but its uptempo chorus gives off an ‘80s vibe a la Bleachers or Carly Rae Jeps
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'The Voice' Crooner Jeffery Austin Premieres Acoustic Version of 'Only You'
Jeffery Austin started off as Team Gwen’s dark horse on The Voice last fall, but then he galloped all the way to the top four and the Season 9 finale. Fans of Jeffery’s soulful, emotive interpretations of heartbreak ballads by Sam Smith, Adele, Jessie Ware, Robyn, Labrinth, and James Bay on The Voice will find much to like about “Only You,” which is the first song Jeffery has written by himself. Yahoo Music’s Reality Rocks is excited to premiere an exclusive acoustic version, shot in Yahoo’s g
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'The Voice' Top 4 Interview: Jeffery Austin Reveals Gwen Stefani Duet, Talks Love Life & *NSYNC
Top four finalist Jeffery Austin knows he’s the dark horse of The Voice Season 9. He was a one-chair turn in the Blind Auditions, his Battle Round was montaged, and he only made it to the finale via the Twitter Save. Sitting at the legendary Henson Studios on break from this week’s iTunes session, he still can’t seem to believe his luck, having just fulfilled a dream of recording a duet with coach Gwen Stefani … which Yahoo Music’s Reality Rocks can exclusively reveal will be Stevie Nicks and Do
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Madi Davis’s and Jeffery Austin’s Performances on ‘The Voice’
On Monday’s episode of The Voice, the contestants sang in the Live Top Ten Performances. The stars of the night were Madi Davis and Jeffrey Austin. Austin gambled on covering a little-known song by Labrinth, “Jealous.” Singing a rare song is a dangerous proposition on The Voice; however, he performed it as if it were a classic. Davis used a different approach. She decided to cover Cyndi Lauper’s famous song “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.” But it was far from the upbeat anthem we’re familiar with.
