Amy Reiter

Danielle Bradbery took top honors on “The Voice” last season, becoming, at age 16, the youngest singer in the show’s four-season-long history to do so. The Texas teen’s first single, “The Heart of Dixie,” released in July, a week before her 17th birthday, showed off her pipes and her country-music-star potential, hitting No. 16 on the Billboard country songs chart. Her debut album, due out in November, is already generating buzz among fans of her silky vocals and sweet stage presence.

Will this season of “The Voice” — in which the show’s original four coach/mentors will reunite, as Christina Aguilera and CeeLo Green return to their stately, spinning red chairs – find as worthy a winner? I’ll again be in my (alas, stationary and far less majestic) TV chair, tracking the competition for the Los Angeles Times. The show has just snagged an Emmy, proving its high ratings are not for nothing. Why not watch with me?

‘The Voice’ recap: Night 4 of blinds shows value of second chances (Los Angeles Times)

‘The Voice’ recap: Coaches play nice as blind auditions continue (Los Angeles Times)

‘The Voice’ recap: Talents impress in second night of blinds (Los Angeles Times)

‘The Voice’ recap: The old gang’s back for Season 5 (Los Angeles Times)