BASSETERRE, St. Kitts - UPRISING Jamaican songstress 28-year-old Tessanne Chin has now advanced to the Top Five of the popular US reality singing contest, The Voice, which Semi-Finals will be staged next week.
Tuesday night (Dec.3) saw the fifth Live Show elimination televised on NBC, and one contestant was sent home from amongst the Top Six.
Tessanne Chin and four other contestants were voted for by the public in the USA and those in other eligible territories, while for the bottom two contestants, one competitor was voted for during a five-minute Tweet window by the public.
Tessanne Chin was the third announced competitor of the selected Top Five.
On Monday night (Dec.2), Tessanne Chin gave another feel-good Reggae performance when she sang ‘Redemption’ song by legendary Jamaican Reggae icon Bob Marley.
Her second song performed that night was ‘Unconditionally’ by Katy Perry.
Tessanne Chin made her debut performance at the annual St. Kitts Music Festival in 2007.
Her popular songs include 'Hide Away', 'Broken Melody', 'Messenger' and also 'Never Let Me Go' featuring popular Jamaican Reggae and Dancehall artiste, Shaggy whom she has credited for encouraging her to compete in The Voice.
The Semi-Finals Live Show episode is slated for Monday (Dec.9).
Tessanne Chin’s participation as a Caribbean native on The Voice has fuelled an atmosphere of love and togetherness across the region, as many nationals are rallying behind her.
Should she win, Tessanne Chin will land a recording contract and the grand prize of $100 000 cash.
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