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Tia DuRant delivered a standout version of “Midnight Train to Georgia” from Gladys Knight & The Pips on The Voice: Battle of Champions. That performance netted chair turns from Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine, with DuRant choosing Clarkson as her coach. Tonight during the Battles she faces Team Kelly member Houston Kelly. DuRant talked to Deepest Dream about her journey on the show and how she also has dreams of making it on Broadway!
Read more: Tia DuRant Talks ‘The Voice: Battle of Champions,’ Broadway Dreams, and “Faith Over Fear”
“I always say faith over fear,” said Tia DuRant on her decision to take part in The Voice: Battle of Champions. “I had to conquer that fear and just make that sacrifice and just go after a big dream of mine.”
One of DuRant’s goals is to not have her artistry put in a box. As proud as she is to represent her hometown of Sumter, South Carolina, DuRant is also looking to take her talents all around the world. “It’s been such a goal of mine to travel,” said DuRant. “(The Voice: Battle of Champions) is a once in a lifetime experience for me to have that, I can check that off my box. And then I definintely want to go overseas and (work on) Broadway. If I can sing in front of Kelly, John and Adam – I can go to Broadway! I really can dream a lot bigger than even the dreams that I thought wouldn’t be accomplished.”
Catch Tia DuRant tonight on The Voice: Battle of Champions (9/8c). The episode streams the next day on Peacock.
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