In his quest to become a contender on the hit NBC show “The Voice,” local singer Josh Issac is in the running for a VIP audition with the producers of the show.Issac’s supporters can go online through Nov. 17 to cast ballots for him at http://wsmv.upickem.net/engine/Welcome.aspx?contestid=107602. He is contestant number 13.One entertainer will win a VIP audition, in which the artist will be allowed to bypass some of the red tape on his way to performing in front of the show’s judges.“It's called the Voice VIP and it’s for the NBC show The Voice,” Isaac told the Review. “Basically the pass lets you skip the initial auditions and not wait in the long lines and get to talk to the casting producers.Issac recently performed the National Anthem in an audition at the Music City Center in Nashville.“Everyone had to sing the national anthem at the auditions in Nashville,” Isaac said.