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Lucas West finished Top 3 on The Voice, and his momentum is only growing.

There is no shortage of musical talent in Upstate New York. There have been more than a few who have competed valiantly and represented their hometowns on one of America's biggest singing competitions.

In the Spring of 2015 a star was born out of Fultonville, NY. Teenager and timid musician auditioned for, powered his way through the battle and knockout rounds, and took home the honor of winning on the NBC hit series, 'The Voice.' Now, Sawyer Fredericks is bringing his talents back to Utica.

Sawyer Fredericks returned to The Voice to debut his new single 'Four Pockets,' off his new album.

Winner of NBC's "The Voice", Sawyer Frederick's, performed before a sellout crowd at my Alma Mater, and the show was amazing!

The 'Voice' is coming to MVCC as part of the fall Cultural Series . Sawyer Fredericks will perform Friday, September 25th at the college.

It didn't take long for America to realize that Sawyer Fredricks is a superstar, particularly after winning The Voice. How appropriate is it that he will be singing our National Anthem this weekend.

Sawyer Fredericks went from his Fultonville farm to fame after winning 'The Voice.' Now he'll headline a free concert at Chevy Court during the New York state fair.

Since winning 'The Voice,' Sawyer Fredericks has returned home to Fultonville, New York where he thanked his fans who helped him win. He stopped in to a number of local businesses to show his appreciation and shared some of the pictures on his Facebook page.

Sawyer Fredericks has gone from his farm in Fultonville to winning 'The Voice.'

UPDATE: AS predicted, Sawyer brings home the win on The Voice. Sawyer Fredericks has been the frontrunner on this season of 'The Voice' since his blind audition. We'll find out if the Fultonville teen will bring home the win tonight, but it's just a foregone conclusion at this point, isn't it? Here's 10 reason Sawyer should win The Voice.

Sawyer Fredericks débuted his single 'Please' on 'The Voice' finals. Not only did the Fultonville teen perform the original song written by his idol Ray LaMontagne, he included a video to go with it. After hearing it, you'll say 'more please.'