Montana singer Alt Bloom, 36, is giving fans another reason to celebrate following his unforgettable appearance on The Voice Season 30. After delivering an emotional Battle performance against Morgan Lett on Team Queen Latifah, the talented musician returned to social media with a heartfelt message about his musical journey, introducing new followers to the songs that have shaped his career and generating excitement about what comes next.
The singer, whose real name is Ethan Thompson, recently shared an Instagram post expressing gratitude for the overwhelming support he has received since appearing on the competition. His message came after his memorable Battle performance, which introduced his distinctive sound to a much wider television audience.
“Grateful doesn’t even cover it,” Alt wrote as he reflected on the encouragement from longtime supporters and viewers discovering his music for the first time. Rather than focusing entirely on the competition, he used the opportunity to highlight the creative work he has developed over several years.
In his post, Alt explained that October and November have always held special significance for his musical project. He shared a collection of releases from different periods of his career, offering listeners a glimpse into the evolution of his sound and the experiences that have influenced his songwriting.
Among the songs he highlighted were “Waste More Time,” “More Than Anything,” “TYCO,” and “October Eyes,” along with his recent release “Leave You.” The collection demonstrated the range of his musical catalog, from earlier fan favorites to more recent recordings that reflect his continued artistic development.
Alt also encouraged followers to share which songs meant the most to them. He welcomed listeners who had discovered him through The Voice while acknowledging supporters who had followed his career since the release of “October Eyes,” one of the songs that helped establish his identity as an independent artist.
The response was filled with enthusiasm. One longtime listener proudly identified themselves as an original “October Eyes” supporter, while another expressed lasting affection for “TYCO.” Other followers shared memories of seeing Alt perform live and expressed excitement about hearing more music from him.
Several supporters also looked ahead to the possibility of future performances and releases. Their reactions highlighted how Alt’s appearance on national television has created an opportunity for longtime listeners and new fans to connect over his music.
The renewed attention follows Alt’s emotional Battle against Morgan Lett, a 27-year-old singer from Georgia. The two Team Queen Latifah contestants performed Lauryn Hill’s “Ex-Factor,” creating an arrangement that blended Alt’s indie-influenced musical style with Morgan’s powerful R&B vocals.
Their performance impressed the coaches, particularly Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine, who praised Alt’s unexpected vocal range. Riley Green also complimented both singers, recognizing Morgan’s impressive vocal runs and Alt’s ability to reach demanding higher notes. The performance left Queen Latifah facing one of her most difficult decisions of the season.
Ultimately, Queen Latifah selected Alt Bloom as the Battle winner, allowing him to continue in the competition while Morgan Lett was eliminated. The decision demonstrated her confidence in Alt’s versatility and ability to adapt to different musical styles, qualities that could become increasingly important as the competition progresses.
Long before his television appearance, Alt had already developed considerable experience in the music industry. Originally from Whitefish, Montana, he previously performed with the band Ocean Park Standoff before establishing his solo identity. His recent EP, Welcome (Back), and plans for a future tour show that his musical ambitions extend beyond the television competition.
Alt Bloom’s latest message represents more than a simple celebration of his time on The Voice — it is an invitation for new listeners to discover the music he has been creating for years. With his Battle victory keeping him in the competition and growing interest in his original songs, the Montana artist is entering an exciting period in his career. As fans revisit his earlier releases and await future announcements, his journey continues both on the television stage and beyond it.
