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Kyle Schuesler listens to feedback following his playoff performance on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

Two of the singers eliminated from The Voice Monday night also have new music out.

The most shocking elimination to me was that of singer-songwriter Kyle Schuesler.

From Huntington Beach, Calif, Kyle was 19 when he auditioned and turned three chairs with his cover of “The Scientist” by Coldplay.

I don’t think there’s any doubt he would have turned all four if Team Chance’s team hadn’t already been filled when he auditioned.

He also turned in impressive solo performances in the knockout round (“Say You Won’t Let Go”) and the playoffs (“Something in Orange”) but was eliminated in an episode that aired Monday night.

Fans can take solace in the fact that he has a brand new single out, a ballad called “Daisy” that dropped on Friday.

It marks Kyle’s fifth single and follows “Dear You” and “Snowy Summer” as his third this year.

Jackie Romeo bounced right back with a new release too, dropping a full length acoustic version of Brandi Carlile’s “The Story,” the song she covered in Monday’s playoff episode.

As a bonus, Jackie also dropped a music video of her performing the song.

As with Kyle, it’s her third release of 2024, following a pair of originals — “Again” and “Anyway.”

And in a classy farewell video, Jackie thanks everyone who helped her during her time on The Voice and implores her fans to keep watching the show and rooting on the Top 12.

Rletto, eliminated from Team Chance in Monday’s episode along with Kyle, hasn’t released music since 2022. But that will change.

“I’ve been working so so so sooo hard during this process to make sure I could provide the best quality of music, VISUALS and live shows for you all this summer,” he writes in a Voice farewell post on social media.

He calls The Voice experience “so fun and truly life changing.”

Justin and Jeremy Garcia, eliminated from Team Reba in Monday’s show, haven’t posted a farewell yet.

After all, the twins have been busy wrapping up performances in their last high school musical, “Bye, Bye, Birdie.”

Remember, folks, we’ve yet to see a minute of live performance on The Voice Season 25. The playoffs we just watched were filmed — get this — seven months ago!

Jackie Romeo performs Brandi Carlile’s The Story during The Voice playoffs. (NBC Photo)