Mycle wastman biography samples

JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -- More than 20 years ago, an Army private appeared on a CNN Christmas broadcast strumming his guitar and singing "Silent Night" in Mina, Saudi Arabia.

The Soldier was Mycle Wastman, and that program turned out to be a glimpse of the future for the young musician.

After an active duty Army career from to , Wastman served afterward in the Army Reserves as a chaplain's assistant at Madigan Army Medical Center at Fort Lewis from to

"While I was in the service, I've always had a love for music," Wastman said.

"It was always my passion, but it never was something I was pursuing as a career."

Today, the former Soldier and Seattle musician is now introducing his musical talent to millions of viewers as a contestant on the hit NBC television show, "The Voice."

After his blind audition, for which he performed the Al Green standard, "Let's Stay Together," musician coaches Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green and Blake Shelton each turned his chair