The Voice

Alison Albrecht is a singer-songwriter and performer whose expressive vocals and heartfelt storytelling have quickly earned her recognition among a new generation of artists. Raised in Detroit, Alison began writing songs and performing at an early age, developing a deep commitment to connecting emotion and narrative through music. By age eleven, she had already appeared at renowned venues including Birdland Jazz Club in New York City and Nashville’s Bluebird Café, experiences that helped shape her artistic voice.

Will Champlin grew up in a very musical family, his father Ben is the songwriter and founding member of the band Chicago.  Will studied at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts and launched his musical career as a songwriter.  In 2010 he won a Grammy for writing the song “Ordinary Me,” which appeared on Heather Headley’s album Audience Of One.  Three years later Will’s singing career was underway with a performance on The Voice, he sang the Gavin DeGraw song “Not Over You.”

Judith Hill emerged as a powerful musical force through her remarkable versatility as a singer, songwriter, and performer whose career bridges pop, soul, funk, jazz, gospel, and R&B traditions. Raised in Los Angeles in a deeply musical family, Judith developed her artistry through formal studies in music composition while also performing internationally early in her career. She became widely recognized as a sought-after backing vocalist for legendary artists including Michael Jackson, Prince, Josh Groban, and John Legend.