Recent post-Voice releases include singles from Alexa Cappelli, Raquel Trinidad and Max Boyle.
Here’s a bit more about each of those releases. The links take you to the songs on Apple Music.
Alexa Cappelli from The Voice Season 14
* Alexa Cappelli from Season 14 has been consistently releasing catchy pop tunes for two years now, one of the reasons she’s now a Sony Music artist. She’s back with another called “Temporary” — as in “what is love if it’s temporary.” She also posed that question to fans and posted their answers on social media. Alexa wrote “Temporary” with Hannah Trager “on her bedroom floor in Nashville last December … long story short, I really neeeeded this song this time last year,, it is my favorite and has been long awaited.” Check out the music video below.
Raquel Trinidad from The Voice Season 21
Raquel Trinidad from Season 21 will release her debut album, “All Is Well,” on Friday. Meanwhile, she dropped another track — “Problem Child” — last week. “Go watch me act like an absolute psychopath in my new music video,” she teases. You can check that out below. “Problem Child” follows “Obsessed” as the second single Raquel has released from the nine song collection. Miami-based Raquel also had the honor of singing the national anthem at last weekend’s pre-season football game between the Dolphins and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Max Boyle of The Voice Season 17
Max Boyle from Season 17 released “Bad for Me.” It’s about a guys who’s addicted to a relationship even though he knows that isn’t a good thing. Max says he wrote the song with Joey Liechty and Gabriel Thomas Broussard (Season 11) on “a groovy day is April.” The song has a groove too, and it’s Max’s third recent release, following “Sweet July” and “Cold As Ice” (not a Foreigner cover).
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