Marlene has captivated audiences with a voice unlike any other. Born Jake, she always felt destined to live as a woman and has embraced her journey with courage and grace. What truly sets her apart, however, is her remarkable ability to sing in both a man’s and a woman’s voice—a skill that left the judges of The Voice in awe.
“Dream A Little Dream,” a song originally sung by Ozzie Nelson in 1931 is truly a timeless classic. Her rendition, sung in three distinct voices, brought new life to the beloved hit, showcasing her extraordinary vocal range and emotional depth. The audience was mesmerized by her ability to weave between tones so seamlessly.
Her performance wasn’t just a song—it was an experience that captivated everyone in the room. With this breathtaking display of talent, Marlene secured her place in the next round.
The performance received numerous positive feedback since its release on YouTube. One wrote, “This is the most surprising voice I’ve ever heard on any Voice stage. I’m glad the cameraman didn’t show the contestant until the coaches turned around so that we can guess along with the coaches.”
Another commented, “I’ve been watching her on youtube for years, this is amazing to see! Marlene is a lovely and incredibly talented woman. I hope she goes far.”
