The Voice prides itself on finding the best voice in the United States of America.
With 12 seasons in the can, how do the 12 winners stack up to one another?
We"ve compiled a list, ranking the contestants from worst to best.
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1. Craig Wayne Boyd
Craig already released two albums before winning The Voice. It seemed things were only going to get better for him, but he parted ways with his record label in 2015, before releasing singles through his own imprint. Craig maintains that he left the record label and was not dropped.
2. Jermaine Paul
Jermaine emerged victorious on The Voice Season 2. He released a string of singles under the Universal music banner, but his album is still in limbo. He was a great singer, but the chances of him album ever materializing are slim to none.
3. Sawyer Fredericks
Sawyer was a roaring success during his stint on The Voice Season 8, with several of his songs climbing the charts. After winning the season, he was signed to Republic Records, but announced in 2017 that he was an independent artist.
4. Sundance Head
Sundance won The Voice in late 2016 and has not done much since. He’s apparently working on his album.
5. Chris Blue
Chris won Season 12 of The Voice. With a strong voice and cosmic wit, we’re sure he’ll be up there as one of the most successful.
6. Alisan Porter
Alisan Porter won season 10 of The Voice in 2016. She has a solid voice, but her album is yet to materialize.