Lucia Flores-Wiseman on The Voice, New Music, and Life After the Show
We recently had singer-songwriter Lucia Flores-Wiseman on the Zack Lyman Podcast to talk about her unforgettable journey on The Voice, her music career, and what comes next. From placing fourth on one of the biggest singing competitions in the world to planning a fundraising concert for her upcoming EP, Lucia is proof that hard work and vision can turn dreams into reality.
From Vision Board to The Voice Stage
When Lucia Flores-Wiseman set her goal of reaching the top five on The Voice, she wasn’t just dreaming — she was actively manifesting it. She shared how she wrote that exact goal on her vision board, and then made it happen, landing in fourth place.
The experience was life-changing, but also a whirlwind. From rehearsals and forming friendships with other contestants to performing live on national TV, the year-long process was both exhausting and exhilarating. As Lucia put it, “The whole point of it was to be a better musician, have better confidence, get more connection, and get more eyes on you. And I did that.”
Finding Her Next Steps After The Voice
Two months after The Voice ended, Lucia Flores-Wiseman is focused on building her career beyond the label of “the girl from The Voice.” She’s determined to release new music, grow her fanbase, and make sure her artistry takes center stage.
One big project on her plate is an upcoming fundraising concert in her hometown of Maple Valley, WA. The September 6th show at the Tahoma Performing Arts Center will feature her full band, exclusive merch, and a setlist that mixes future EP tracks with fan favorites. The goal: raise enough funds to cover the costs of recording, paying her bandmates, and bringing her creative vision to life.
The Seattle Music Scene and Community Support
Growing up just outside Seattle, Lucia Flores-Wiseman started performing live gigs as a teenager — from intimate coffee shops to long solo sets at the airport. Over eight years, she’s seen how the Seattle music scene has evolved, and how exposure from The Voice has shifted perceptions.
Now, more people want to collaborate and attend her shows, but Lucia remains focused on authenticity. She’s grateful for her supportive family — including her “mamaager” mom and her dad, who even pitched in to help with merch costs. For Lucia, music is both a passion and a business, and she approaches it with dedication, humor, and a deep love for her community.
Social Media, Authenticity, and Staying True
Like many modern artists, Lucia Flores-Wiseman sees social media as both a blessing and a challenge. The Voice first reached out to her because of her online presence, proving the power of platforms like TikTok and Instagram. At the same time, she admits the pressure of constant posting can be draining.
Her goal now is to lean into authenticity, sharing both the glamorous and unfiltered moments of her music journey. Whether it’s a high-energy performance clip or a candid, no-makeup TikTok, Lucia knows the importance of connecting with fans as a real person.
Watch the Full Interview with Lucia Flores-Wiseman
In this episode, we cover:
- How Lucia Flores-Wiseman turned her vision board into reality by making it to the top four on The Voice
- What life is really like during and after a major TV competition
- Her plans for a fundraising concert and new EP
- The role of community and family in her music career
- How she balances social media with staying authentic
Final Thoughts on Lucia Flores-Wiseman’s Journey
Lucia’s story is about more than just a TV competition. It’s about vision, persistence, and community. The Voice gave Lucia Flores-Wiseman a platform, but it’s her talent, work ethic, and heart that will carry her forward.
If you want to support her journey, follow her on TikTok and Instagram, check out her website, and keep an eye out for her September 6th fundraising show in Maple Valley.
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