Lucia Flores-Wiseman is a Mexican-American singer-songwriter from Seattle, Washington, whose music glows with emotional depth and quiet power. Since 2018, she’s captivated audiences with a sound that blends Indie, Folk, Soul, Jazz, and subtle Rock influences—offering soulful vocals, poetic storytelling, and a rare ability to make every note feel like a conversation with the heart. Influenced by Brandi Carlile, Amy Winehouse, and Norah Jones, Lucia crafts songs that are both intimate and expansive. Her performances are known for their richness—vocally expressive and emotionally raw—inviting listeners into a space of reflection, healing, and connection. Lucia gained national attention as the 4th place finalist on Season 27 of NBC’s The Voice, where she earned a coveted four-chair turn in her blind audition and joined Team Adam. Throughout the season, she impressed both viewers and coaches with her versatility, soulful interpretations, and original artistry—often transforming classic songs into emotionally resonant experiences. Her standout performances sparked widespread praise, and her collaboration with Adam Levine in the finale showcased the unique connection she builds with both songs and audiences.