'The Voice Season 29' winner: Alexia Jayy wins 'Battle of Champions' finale

'The Voice' Season 29, titled 'Battle of Champions,' concluded on April 14 with the finale. Alexia Jayy from Team Adam Levine was announced as the winner over three other finalists. The season wrapped after weeks of performances across all coaching teams. The runners-up were Lucas West, Mikenley Brown, and Liv Ciara.

Alexia Jayy's big win and what's next

Following her win, Jayy confirmed the release of her single 'Rent Free,' scheduled for April 15. The single was produced by Jack Splash and Jim Jonsin.

The Season 29 prize introduced a new addition for the winner. Alexia Jayy received an Artist Launch Kit from Xfinity, which included a home recording studio setup, along with a year of internet and mobile service, allowing her to create and share music more easily.

Alexia Jayy's journey through the season

Jayy's journey remained consistent throughout the competition. During the Blind Auditions, she performed '(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,' and all four coaches turned their chairs. She chose Adam Levine as her coach. In the Knockouts, she performed 'You Give Good Love' and advanced. Her semifinal performance of 'I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Loved You)' kept her in a strong position.

Alexia Jayy's finale performances

In the finale, Jayy performed 'Lady Marmalade' and 'One and Only,' with both performances standing out. She also performed a duet of 'Sunday Morning' with Adam Levine before the winner was announced. With her win, Alexia Jayy closes Season 29 as the standout contestant of the 'Battle of Champions' edition.

Her victory marks the end of a consistent run that began with a four-chair turn and concluded with the Season 29 title.