Edward Prebble, a young man, stuns with an electrifying Frank Sinatra classic on The Voice. You’ve got to hear him to believe it. 

Shows like The Voice and America’s Got Talent give ordinary people the extraordinary chance to have their musical dreams come true. The Voice gives contestants a chance to sing for a panel of judges. To help eliminate bias, the chairs are turned away from the singer, giving the contestants a chance to perform.

If the judges love what they hear, they turn their chairs towards the singer in a vote of confidence and because they want to be their singing coach to help them make it to the next round on The Voice. Edward certainly had no problem turning the chairs of Michael Bublé and Snoop Dogg. 

As Edward stepped into the spotlight, his calm demeanor and cool attitude were on full display, as his smooth Frank Sintra voice wowed the audience. From the very first note, he navigated the jazz song ‘Luck Be A Lady’ and captivated the crowd with this classic song. What set Edward apart was his ability to blend this classic charm with a modern twist, which you can’t help but enjoy. 

He ended on a high note, with the audience cheering him on. The judges had a few words of encouragement for his incredible performance. 

Snoop Dogg was the first to congratulate him on his incredible talent, and he said, “As soon as the first note came on, I hit the button. When I looked at you, I seen your showmanship, your stage presence, you got all that.” Meaning Edward is the whole package when it comes to performance. Snoop Dogg couldn’t help but ask whether he had any experience performing and was surprised to learn Edward has only performed at his college campus and a few gigs at restaurants in New York City. 

I bet Edward won’t be doing any more small gigs after being on The Voice. It won’t be the last we see of him with his incredible voice and love for jazz music. We hope you enjoyed this delightful performance. 

Philippians 4:13 "I can do all this through him who gives me strength."