Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Lots more impressive post-Voice music landed this week.

That includes new singles from Zach Seabaugh, Dave Fenley, Whitney Fenimore, Fousheé and Kensington Moore.

Check them out below. More coming later this weekend.

Zach Seabaugh broke a three-year silence in terms of new music Friday when he released the catchy country tune “Lonely Like That.” Zach finished Top 6 on Season 9 of The Voice and released an EP in 2016, but we hadn’t had original music from him since. Not that he hadn’t been active. According to his website, he made his Grand Ole Opry debut in January and just played one of the most popular shows at this year’s North Georgia State Fair.

Dave Fenley, a Top 10 finisher on Season 15, has released his cover of Bob Seger’s “Turn the Page.” Dave says it was one of the covers most requested by fans while he was on the show. If you missed them, Dave has also released covers of two songs he sang in the early rounds — “Help Me Hold On” and “Stuck on You.”

Whitney Fenimore, a Top 24 finisher from Season 13, released her third original of 2019 on Friday. It’s a pop-flavored tune from the singer-songwriter called “Our Hearts Don’t Fit Together.” Whitney also recently released a music video for “Find Your Love,” one of those earlier singles.

Fousheé, who dropped her first single since the show earlier this year, returned this week with a double release — songs called “Oxygen” and “Late Night.” She also released a music video featuring snippets from both songs. Writes Fousheé on Instagram: “This was months in the making. Every detail done in collaboration with young black & Latin creatives.” Fousheé was on The Voice Season 15.

Kensington Moore continues her impressive output in 2019 with a new single called “Addict.” It’s her fourth this year, and if you haven’t checked out the others you should, especially “I Don’t Like You Anymore.” She and Season 7 Voice colleague Joe Kirk also just released a superb video cover of “Senorita,” the Shawn Mendes-Camila Cabella hit.

See also …
2019 post-Voice albums and EPs
2019 post-Voice singles, with links to every song