In addition to the original songs, the four finalists perform songs picked by viewers and sing duets with their respective coaches.
- May 19, 2015
AceShowbiz - "The Voice" final four took the stage on the last performance show, Monday, May 18, before the final results show. Koryn Hawthorne and Sawyer Fredericks from Team Pharrell Williams, Joshua Davis from Team Adam Levine, and Meghan Linsey from Blake Shelton's team were the remaining singers in the competition, while Christina Aguilera had no artist in the finale.
Each of them sang three times. First was the song chosen by viewers, another was a duet with their respective coaches, and the other was an original song. Koryn sang "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" first, showing her booming voice. Blake said, "That performance right there proves why you deserve to be in this finale."
Meghan performed her original song "Change My Mind", which is an emotional tune about the end of a bad relationship. Sawyer followed it with a duet of "Summer Breeze" with Pharrell. While he looked comfortable on the stage, the song didn't highlight his vocal ability.
Joshua's first song was "The Workingman's Hymn", which he wrote himself. It's about making a better life, a better world, by turning things around. "This isn't just you writing a song. This is you writing a fantastic song," Adam commented, urging people to vote for Joshua.
Sawyer came up next to debut his original song "Please" which was written by Ray LaMontagne. The song perfectly captured his unique voice. "That's like [Pearl Jam's] Eddie Vedder writing a song for me!" Adam said.
Koryn was joined by Pharrell for a duet of "We Can Work It Out". Their voices blended nicely and their fun performance enlivened the show. Later, Joshua sang "Hallelujah" as his second song and made it his own. Next was another duet by Meghan and Blake. They sang "Freeway of Love".
For his third performance, Joshua sang "Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes" with Adam. The song was a perfect choice for their duet. Koryn later performed "Bright Fire" which was written by her coach Pharrell. Pharrell was right when he said the song was the right song for her.
Meghan sang "When a Man Loves a Woman". Her coach Blake claimed it was the best performance of the night. Sawyer delivered the last performance of the night. He sang "Old Man" which once again showed his distinct voice.
