THREE talented West Aussies make it to Idol Top 12

THREE talented West Aussies make it to Idol Top 12

Three Western Australian singers have made it by means of to this 12 months’s Australian Idol Top 12.

Amy Reeves, 25, from Broome, Drea Onamade, 26, from Perth and TJ Zimba, 24, from Karratha, have been amongst 12 performers chosen in Tuesday evening’s present to progress to the following spherical.

Reeves, a skincare boutique employee from Broome, mentioned she was excited in regards to the prospect of connecting with followers and studying from mentors, which this 12 months embrace judges Kyle Sandilands, Amy Shark and Marcia Hines.

“I want to set an example for other kids who grew up in rural areas, especially the Kimberley,” she mentioned.

“I want them to look at me and see themselves. If I can have a positive influence like that, I would be happy and very proud.”

This Year’s Australian Idol Top 12
Camera IconThis Year’s Australian Idol Top 12 Credit: Supplied/Seven Network

Onamade, who works as a choir director and paralegal, mentioned she is worked up to see the place Idol takes her in her profession, after a “hard slog” over time.

“I’ve been (singing) for quite a while as a hobby, and now as my main form of income,” she mentioned.

“To get to this stage will hopefully open so many doors and lead me to different places.”

For hip hop producer TJ Zimba, who hails initially from Karratha, Idol is a chance to launch himself into the Australian music business.

“(Hopefully I can) shed some light on alt-R&B and afrobeats in Australia,” he mentioned.

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“I just know that this is going to open many doors, not just for myself but for a lot of people.”

The Australian Idol dwell reveals start this Sunday evening at 7pm, with the competitors working into March, when this 12 months’s Australian Idol will probably be topped.

Australian Idol returns 7pm Sunday on Seven and 7Plus.

Source: www.perthnow.com.au