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Blessing Annatoria wowed millions of fans across the UK and was crowned the ninth winner of āThe Voiceā in November 2020. The 18-year-old Zimbabwe-born vocal powerhouse from Dudley returns as the youngest ever āThe Voiceā champion to release an album with the gospel-inspired debut āCount My Blessingsā, which will be available on the 30 April. It features a stunning selection of 14 songs, representing all facets of Blessing Annatoria as an artist. From re-imagined versions of her āThe Voiceā performances, songs that have inspired and uplifted her, to hymns, which she has given a contemporary twist, Blessing Annatoria wants to bring different cultures together, spreading joy and happiness. The albumās first single āI Smileā, an uplifting and empowering interpretation of the Kirk Franklin original, is out now.
Blessing Annatoria wowed millions of fans across the UK and was crowned the ninth winner of āThe Voiceā in November 2020. The 18-year-old Zimbabwe-born vocal powerhouse from Dudley returns as the youngest ever āThe Voiceā champion to release an album with the gospel-inspired debut āCount My Blessingsā, which will be available on the 30 April. It features a stunning selection of 14 songs, representing all facets of Blessing Annatoria as an artist. From re-imagined versions of her āThe Voiceā performances, songs that have inspired and uplifted her, to hymns, which she has given a contemporary twist, Blessing Annatoria wants to bring different cultures together, spreading joy and happiness. The albumās first single āI Smileā, an uplifting and empowering interpretation of the Kirk Franklin original, is out now.