Dylan Carter's Legacy: A Voice for Breast Cancer Fighters

0:00It's April 27, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Dylan Carter, a standout from season 24 of the voice, passed away in a car crash on Saturday, April 25 in Colton County, South Carolina. His nonprofit, The Local Voice, which he co-founded this year to support women fighting breast cancer, confirmed the news on Sunday through A. Facebook post. Carter was just 20 years old when he hit the stage on the voice, blowing away all four coaches with his take on a Whitney Houston classic during. His audition, that performance was a heartfelt nod to his mom, who had died the year before, and he ended up teaming with Riva McIntyre before bowing out in the battle rounds. The music world is reeling from the loss, with fans and friends pouring out love online. His nonprofit called him the heart of their mission, always pushing that every voice counts and he touched so many in his community. He was slated to perform at Monks Corner's music on main event the next Monday, but the

1:02town canceled it out of respect. Riva McIntyre herself shared a touching tribute, calling him brilliant, kind, and a total ray of sunshine on the show. Dylan's story reminds us how fast life flips the script, but his music and drive to help others will echo on, keeping that local voice strong.