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‘The Voice’ Recap: Adam Finally Lands a Country Singer in Epic ‘Triple Turn’ Win

On March 2, Adam Levine secured a country singer during the Blind Auditions with a Triple Turn, prompting a competitive battle among coaches.
With that track record in mind, Levine told the coaches and contestant 'I always lose country artists', and he campaigned during Hunter's audition, saying 'Today will be the day I get a country singer on my team!'
Coaches traded compliments and pitches during the Triple Turn, with Levine praising Hunter Jordan's voice as 'effortless, smooth power' after Clarkson turned and Levine quickly followed.
Strategically, three-chair turns matter because they enable a Super Steal, shaping team-building as Season 29 Blind Auditions continue. Coaches compete for those artists to gain tactical edges.
Levine pointed to his country connections when pitching, referencing his country radio ties and the episode's showcase of old‑school elements like yodeling.

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‘The Voice’: Adam Levine Breaks His Country Curse in Triple Turn Battle

Adam Levine finally got his country moment. During Monday night’s Blind Auditions episode of The Voice, Hunter Jordan’s performance of Billy Currington’s “Let Me Down Easy” sparked a Triple Turn from Levine, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend — setting off one of the night’s most competitive coach battles. For Levine, the stakes felt personal. The Maroon 5 frontman has long joked about his inability to land country artists on the show, and he le…

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