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Tate Renner, Sloane Simon and Georgia Starnes, contestants on Season 26 of The Voice, have released new original music.

Fans are already being treated to new music from singers we met on Season 26 of The Voice.

Among those to release new music recently are the following …

Sloane Simon turned 20 early last month and celebrated by releasing her eighth single already. It’s a pop song called “Enough is Enough” that she wrote with Jasper Richard and Edward Friedman. It follows “Crash Into Me,” “Daylight Savings” and “Take a Step Back” as her fourth single of 2024. Sloane was stolen by Michael Buble in the battle round and is set to appear in the playoffs this week. Spoiler alert: She probably doesn’t advance because the first Voice live show airs on Dec. 2 and Sloane has a show set for Dec. 1 at the Mercury Lounge in New York.

Tate Renner, the raspy-voiced country artist from Team Reba, was also eliminated in the knockout episode that aired Monday. On Friday, he released his first original song called “Scars.” A week earlier, he released his cover of his Voice audition song, Leon Everette’s “Hurricane.” Tate noted that his audition aired the same day Hurricane Helene ravaged parts of North Carolina and Georgia. As a result, he says all proceeds from the song will go to hurricane relief efforts. Tate, 24, is Nashville-based. Prior to appearing on The Voice, he posted a version of “Scars” to YouTube, which you can check out below.

Georgia Starnes from Team Snoop dropped a new song last week called “You and I.” She celebrated by performing the song on Nov. 14 during a show at Desert 5 in Hollywod. The release marked the third this year for the 21-year-old, following “TBH” and “Sun.” Georgia, who’s from Dallas, turned four chairs with her blind audition and made it to the knockout round. She was eliminated in a match that aired Monday night. Then she took to social media to says she was “eternally grateful” for the experience and the “wonderful souls” she met along the way.