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New post-Voice music includes songs from a host of artists we met on Season 21 of The Voice, including The Joy Reunion, KCK3 and Bella DeNapoli.

Here’s a bit about each of those release. The links take you to the releases on Apple Music.

Neil Morrison, Gentry Monreal and Robert Easley of The Joy Reunion from The Voice Season 21

* The Joy Reunion, a musical trio from southern California, released “Let Her Run” last week. It’s the group’s first single since The Voice and the first song off an EP they plan to release later in 2022. It’s also one of their favorites among the songs they’ve recorded so far, they said in a recent Instagram live. Robert Easley, Gentry Monreal and Neil Morrison make up The Joy Reunion. Since The Voice, they’ve also played a show at Blake Shelton’s Ole Red Tishomingo (Okla.) with Peter Mroz, a member of Team Blake in Season 20.

Kayla, Kaitlynn and Chels of Kck3 from The Voice Season 21

* KCK3, the sister trio from Season 21, has released their first music since, an EP called “Daydreamin’.” It’s a project they teased before appearing on the show when they dropped a snippet of a song called “Ride for You.” The EP includes three tracks — two version of that song plus “Daydreamin’. Kyla, Chelsea and Kaitlynn make up KCK3 and worked on the EP with their father Kevin Keller, also a musician. The sisters ranged in age from 17 to 26 when they auditioned for the show.

Bella DeNapoli from The Voice Season 21

* Bella DeNapoli, also from Season 21, continues to serve up lessons in instant messaging with her latest single “ily.” Actually, what she serves up is an impassioned vocal about a girl who’s moved on, but still has feelings for the guy she left behind. Bella dropped the song on her 23rd birthday and it’s already her third single since The Voice, following “Idk” and “Tbh.”