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Dakota Cohen Sings Black Sabbath Cover on The Voice
Dakota Cohen's raw Black Sabbath cover earns two-chair turn on The Voice.
In brief
Dakota Cohen's raw Black Sabbath cover earns two-chair turn on The Voice. Dakota Cohen, 25, won a two-chair turn on The Voice after singing Black Sabbath's 'Changes' with Adam Levine and Riley Green both selecting her. Originally reported by Loudwire.
Dakota Cohen Auditions With Black Sabbath Song
25-year-old Dakota Cohen auditioned for The Voice with a raspy cover of Black Sabbath's 'Changes' after a summer in which teen rocker Nene Royal won America's Got Talent.
Coaches Battle Over Two-Chair Turn
Adam Levine and Riley Green both selected Dakota Cohen for their teams after her performance received praise from the coaching panel.
Queen Latifah Praises Performance
Queen Latifah called Cohen's voice 'astounding, beautiful, raspy, raw, gritty' and noted the audience reaction was 'going nuts'.
Riley Green Highlights Song Choice
Riley Green praised Cohen's song choice, saying it revealed her range and that Adam Levine's last-second switch didn't work.
Kelly Clarkson Notes Vocal Strength
Kelly Clarkson highlighted Cohen's ability to sustain notes without pitch issues and called her voice 'rock 'n' roll and cool'.
Adam Levine Claims Never Heard Cover
Adam Levine admitted he had never heard anyone cover Black Sabbath's 'Changes' before, calling it 'instantly something out of the gate'.
“I've never heard anybody cover that song.”
Cohen Recalls Past Encounter
Cohen previously met Adam Levine while singing a cover of his song at a restaurant and chose him as her coach for this season.
The one thing
Dakota Cohen, 25, won a two-chair turn on The Voice after singing Black Sabbath's 'Changes' with Adam Levine and Riley Green both selecting her.
