Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Kat Hammock of Team Blake reacts to being one of the first contestants to advance on The Voice Tuesday night. (NBC Photo)

Myracle Holloway and Joana Martinez finished at the bottom of the Apple Music rankings when voting ended this morning.

Even Rose Short, presented with the chance to close Monday’s show, failed to make a huge impression, judging from the Apple Music results.

Nine songs from the 13 performed Monday night cracked the Apple Music Top 200. Rose’s cover of “I Turn to You” ranked eighth among those nine.

Remember how the results work tonight: The Top 10 vote-getters automatically advance.

Then the three singers at the bottom of the voting will perform for tonight’s instant save, determined by voting on The Voice website and The Voice app.

See also …
Apple Music rankings for the Top 13
Song by song grades for the Top 13

And it’s time for results.

Advancing on The Voice:
1. Marybeth Byrd (Team Legend): Well deserved. Her dedication performance was the most emotional of the night.
2. Hello Sunday (Team Kelly): They deserved another week after last night’s high-energy performance.
3. Rose Short (Team Gwen): She’s the only member of Team Gwen who could feel good heading into tonight’s show.
4. Kat Hammock (Team Blake): She might not be deadly, a Blake described her last week, but she’s a dark horse in this competition.
5. Katie Kadan (Team Legend): She scored the biggest hit on Apple Music last night, so that’s no a surprise.
6. Jake Hoot (Team Kelly): He finished third on Apple Music, but first in overnight streaming. And that’s huge because those bonus points carry over to the finale.
7. Myracle Holloway (Team Gwen): My guess is she’ll need to make more of an impact next week.
8. Ricky Duran (Team Blake): Don’t forget, he turned four chairs in the blind auditions.
9. Will Breman (Team Legend): “That was so scary, man,” Will says as he embraces John. We normally don’t get such candid reactions.
10. Shane Q (Team Kelly): He survived a very shaky performance and will have to do better next week.

That leaves Max Boyle, Cali Wilson and Joana Martinez to compete for the instant save.

Little surprised by Cali. She did very well on Apple Music.

Once the save performances ended and Carson Daly opened instant save voting, Joana immediately jumped into the lead.

When Carson ordered the result graphic taken down, she had 41 percent of thee vote, compared to 34 percent for Max and 25 percent for Cali.

That meant Joana was the one celebrating when Carson announced the winner of the instant save; Cali and Max headed home.