The South Australian singer became the standout of Monday night's episode after performing Celine Dion's Because You Loved Me, earning turns from Kate Miller-Heidke, Melanie C, Ronan Keating and Richard Marx.

Jeramie Brings The Big Ballad Energy

Jeramie, 26, came into the audition with a lot more than a famous power ballad. The Mount Barker singer dedicated the performance to her father, who had travelled from the Philippines for the audition, as well as her husband and two children.

It was a big emotional setup, and choosing Celine Dion is not exactly the quiet path through a Blind Audition. That song asks for control, range and a final stretch that can either lift the roof or expose every wobble.

Jeramie did enough to make all four red chairs move. Kate was impressed, Melanie C was visibly moved, and Ronan admitted he had not planned to turn for another female vocalist until the performance changed his mind.

Richard had a particularly useful card to play. He spoke about the story behind Because You Loved Me and his own connection to Celine Dion, turning his pitch into something more personal than the usual coach sales job.

That connection worked. After hearing from all four Coaches, Jeramie chose Team Richard.

Cleo Paladino Also Makes A Big Impression

Jeramie was not the only singer to put a massive vocal on the stage. Cleo Paladino, 26, from NSW, performed Christina Aguilera's The Voice Within and secured three chair turns.

The Annandale local arrived on The Voice stage determined to perform in front of an audience for the first time. She also shared that her father suffered a cardiac arrest in 2024, an experience that pushed her to take her own ambitions more seriously.

Again, this was not a small song. Christina Aguilera ballads tend to arrive with a warning label, and Cleo stepped into that pressure with enough confidence to give the Coaches something to fight over.

Kate described Cleo as a naturally gifted singer, while Melanie C praised the way she made the song her own. Cleo ultimately chose Team Melanie C.

Findlay Webb Turns Vulnerability Into A Team Ronan Win

Findlay Webb, 23, from NSW, also made it through after performing Lewis Capaldi's Survive.

The Bathurst musician spoke about growing up with a rare congenital heart condition, which required three open-heart surgeries during his childhood. After feeling isolated from sport and other parts of childhood, he turned to music and built it into a lifelong passion.

His Blind Audition earned chair turns from Melanie C and Ronan Keating. Ronan praised Findlay's tone and vulnerability, describing that vulnerability as his superpower.

Findlay chose Team Ronan, giving Ronan another artist with a strong emotional lane and a voice built for the bigger moments still to come.

Tones And I Makes Another Secret Save

The night also underlined how much the secret fifth Coach twist is changing the Blind Auditions.

Cris J, a 25-year-old Queensland barista and busker originally from Chile, performed Duke Dumont's Ocean Drive. None of the four main Coaches turned, which would usually mean the end of his time in the competition.

Not this season. Tones And I, secretly watching from a hidden surveillance room, was drawn to the warmth and quality of his voice and used her power to save him.

That made Cris J the sixth artist recruited by Tones during the Blind Auditions. The four main Coaches still do not know she is building a team behind the scenes, which means every no-chair audition now has a second layer of suspense.

For Jeramie, though, no hidden save was needed. Four Coaches turned, Richard made the most personal pitch, and the South Australian singer walked away with one of the episode's biggest wins.

The Voice Australia continues tonight at 7.30pm on Seven and 7plus.