Snoop Dogg presses the coach replay button, one participant impresses all four judges

A new generation of musical hopefuls set out The voice Stage for Part 2 of the Blind Auditions, hoping for a red chair from coaches Reba McEntire, Gwen Stefani, Snoop Dogg or Michael Bublé.

Monday's episode featured an interesting mix of singers, all vying for a coveted spot on one of the coach's teams. Participants ranged from the oldest contestant of the season to the first musical trio of the cycle. There was also a heartwarming moment in the episode when Stefani recorded a duet of No Doubt's “Just a Girl” with hopeful Crystalla Gonzalez, who didn't survive the blind auditions.

When McEntire, Stefani, Snoop and Bublé had the newly introduced Coach Replay button in play, the competitive energy was palpable as they continued to marshal their forces Agree Teams – and do everything in their power to gain the upper hand.

With the Blind Auditions in full swing, find out which singers caught the coaches' attention from Week 2 The voice and when the Coach Replay button was used a second time.

Another impressive twist with four chairs

If you thought Sofronio Vasquez sitting in four chairs for seven seconds last week was impressive, but when Tanner Frick noted they were all there, the coaches were even quicker to turn things around. The singer from Manchester, Tennessee wowed all four coaches with his cover of “Thought You Should Know” by Morgan Wallen, the country star who competed in the competition The voice in Season 6. It only took four seconds for all four chairs to turn.

After hearing just a verse or two, the coaches seemed to agree he had something special. Stefani summed up her assessment: “Everyone was convinced when you sang in full voice. Her uniqueness came through.” However, when McEntire pressed her button, it seemed clear who Frick would choose – much to the envy of everyone else. In fact, he chose Team Reba.

Most unique rendition

Soloists have dominated so far The voice stage, so it was a welcome sight to see the first musical trio of the season. The group, called 323, is made up of three church friends from Tallahassee, Florida, at different stages of life. Because of their large age difference, this was, as they said in their introductory package, their “last hurray” when it came to making music professionally.

Unlike other trios that competed, the 323 went outside the box with their musical approach. Covering Britney Spears' “(You Drive Me) Crazy,” they didn't stick to the typical three-part conventions when it came to harmonizing, vocal arrangements, and reinterpreting the song. Her originality thrilled McEntire, who was the first to press her button. (She also began performing in a trio with her siblings, the Singing McEntires.) The combination of great song selection, precise harmonies, and undeniable talent landed her on Team Reba.

A Coach's Makeover

Age is really just a number. Gail Bliss, the oldest singer in the competition at 61, didn't let her age stop her. She was a professional singer for 37 years and one of her bucket list goals was to make it to the stage The voice. Although her cover of The Steeldrivers' “If It Hadn't Been for Love” wowed the audience, none of the coaches turned their chairs for her. It was a disappointing turn of events for Bliss.

That is…until Snoop, who has lived up to his Wild Card nickname so far, introduced the coach replay feature, which can only be used once by each coach. (McEntire already used hers on Kendall Eugene last week.) “If I pushed that red button right now, you'd be on my team,” the rapper said as he pressed the button, landing Bliss on Team Snoop.

Who turns around our Chair

Monday's episode featured numerous artists, but special praise goes to Kamila Kiehne, who struck a chord with her powerful cover of Canadian singer Alannah Myles' “Black Velvet.” Within seconds of their opening statements, three of the four coaches (Snoop, Bublé and McEntire) were pushing their buttons.

Bublé was determined to add Kiehne to his team; If there was one coach who reacted most strongly to her performance, it was Bublé. After some back and forth, Kiehne joined Bublé's team. “I didn't want to say it because I didn't want to put pressure on her, but it really reminded me of the first time I saw Kelly Clarkson,” Bublé said.

Quote of the evening

“I'm Snoopy Bublé now, his illegitimate brother,” Snoop Dogg said of Bublé after saying the crooner reminded him of his own cousins ​​or uncles.

A look ahead to next week

Get ready for more blind auditions! Two coaches have used up their coaching rep ability, so it's up to Bublé and Stefani to decide if they want a rep. At the moment, the teams are pretty evenly split: Team Reba has four singers, Team Gwen has five, Team Snoop has five, and Team Bublé has four. Who else will fill the roster? We'll find out next week.

The voiceThe blind auditions continue Monday, October 7 at 8pm ET/PT on NBC.