Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Returning to her country roots worked for Meghan Linsey Monday night on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

Up until this point in Season 8, the 16-year-old from Fultonville, N.Y., has been the iTunes king every time he’s performed.

But after Monday night’s show, he was just one of three singers to earn bonus points for landing in the Top 10 on iTunes singles chart.

Joining Sawyer near the top of the chart were Kimberly Nichole of Team Christina and Meghan Linsey of Team Blake.

In fact, when voting ended at noon, they were sitting at number 2, number 3 and number 4, respectively on the iTunes singles chart. The only song to best them — Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again.”

And no fewer than four Voice songs landed at number one on genre charts, including Sawyer on the rock chart, Meghan on the country chart, Rob Taylor on the R&B/soul chart and DeAnna Johnson on the Christian chart.

Below is where all the songs stood shortly after noon.

For song by song grades from Monday’s show, head here.

And for a photo gallery, head here.

Sawyer Fredeicks, “Imagine” — #2 overall, — #1 rock

Kimberly Nichole, “House of the Rising Sun” — #3 overall, #2 rock

Meghan Linsey, “Girl Crush” — #4 overall, #1 country

Joshua Davis, “America” — #24 overall, — #3 rock

Koryn Hawthorne, “Stronger” — #33 overall, #13 pop

DeAnna Johnson, “Oceans (Where Feet My Fail)” — #36 overall, #1 Christian

Rob Taylor, “I Put a Spell on You” — #41 overall, #1 R&B/Soul

Corey Kent White, “Why” — #42 overall, #6 country

India Carney, “Take Me to Church” — #49 overall, #17 pop

Hannah Kirby, “Edge of Seventeen” — #63 overall, #6 rock

Mia Z., “Miss You” — #72 overall, #7 rock

Brian Johnson, “If I Ever Lose My Faith in You” — hasn’t charted overall, #59 pop