The Voice Season 30 contestant Allie Rae is looking ahead after her journey on the NBC singing competition came to an end, and the 15-year-old Team Riley Green singer has revealed that new music is already on the way.

Rae shared a new video reflecting on her experience after she missed the final Top 13 spot through America’s Save. The Santa Fe, Texas, teenager had been among the remaining artists hoping to return to the competition, but viewers ultimately chose 61-year-old Team Kelly singer Kyle Davis for the final spot.

Now, Rae says she is ready for the next chapter.

“Hey y’all, it’s Allie Ray, and holy mackerel, what an amazing experience I have had on season 30 of The Voice,” she said in the video.

The young singer reflected on meeting other talented artists during her time on the show and learning from the coaches.

“I have met so many incredibly talented artists through this journey and learned so much from the coaches,” Rae said. “And I feel so blessed by all the love and support from y’all.”

Rae then addressed the question many fans have been asking about what comes next.

“I have gotten some questions about what the future holds,” she explained. “And I want to say that I am trusting God to guide me down the path that He wants me to be on.”

The teenager also revealed that she has already started working on new music.

“I’m writing some songs, getting in the studio, so those will be coming very soon for y’all,” she announced.

That update gives fans something new to look forward to after Rae’s impressive run on The Voice. Her journey began with a three-chair turn during the Blind Auditions, where she performed Alannah Myles’ “Black Velvet.” Riley Green used his First In Button to claim the young singer for his team.

Rae later defeated Harmony McKee in the Battle Round after the pair performed Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine.” During Cut Week, she performed Lainey Wilson’s “4X4XU” in another attempt to remain on Team Riley.

Kelly Clarkson praised Rae for being only 15 and already being so far ahead in her musical journey, while Green called her a “mini-Reba” and praised her fierce stage presence.

Green ultimately chose Joe Henley to advance directly into the Top 13 from his final group, ending Rae’s run on the show. She then had one final opportunity through America’s Save, but Kyle Davis received enough votes to take the last spot.

Rather than dwell on the elimination, Rae is already planning her next appearance.

“But I want to talk about what is coming even sooner,” she told fans.

Rae announced that she will hold a welcome-home party on November 14 at Little Roux in Conroe, Texas. The event will include a meet and greet at 6 p.m., followed by live music from 7 to 9 p.m.

“So I would love to meet all of those who I have not met yet, and I can’t wait to see y’all there,” Rae said.

Rae also shared the event on Instagram, writing that her heart is full and thanking fans for supporting her throughout Season 30.

Her post quickly drew messages from supporters celebrating her next chapter. One fan said they were excited to see where the experience and country music take her, while another told Rae that she will “go far for sure.”

Another supporter praised her talent and said they could not wait to follow her journey, while others expressed how proud they were of the teenager and looked forward to seeing her perform again.

Although Rae did not make the Live Shows, her The Voice journey has already taken her from local Texas stages to national television. Now, with songwriting sessions and studio work underway, the teenager appears ready to turn her unexpected TV breakthrough into the beginning of her own music career.

And for fans who were disappointed to see her miss the Top 13, it may not be the last they hear from Allie Rae.