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Soft entry, full delivery. Brammy balanced falsetto and chest with emotional clarity and clean phrasing. No forced belts, just a beautifully restrained, modern ballad. A quietly commanding moment for the hopeful, who aimed to pitch his case to the voters as the Nigerian Idol season 10 live shows kick off.

Often lauded for displaying trained technique in his performances, Khristopher stuck to his game at the first Nigerian Idol season 10 live show. Delivering his rendition of the lush summar hit 'Peaches’, the singer served harmonies as smooth as late-night radio. Proceeding to impress the judges, he switched registers like a pro, with the falsetto floating, and the baritone grounded.

Having sealed his reputation as one of the season’s most experimental vocal acrobats, Mikki came with a plan to mark his spot on the next round of Nigerian Idol. And for his rendition of ‘Love Nwantiti’, the singer served romance in rhythm. His phrasing curved gently around the beat, airy with breathy falsetto. Knowing that eliminations are now on the cards during this phase of the competion, the 28-year-old brought softness, control, and emotion to a classic Afro-love anthem.

You are looking at Pop precision with Afro flair. Ellacentric glided through the verses with bounce and control, which helped her sustain the original vibe in Pheelz’ banger while also sprinkling her twist. Runs landed in rhythm, vocals danced with the beat. Confident and clean, her rendition declared an impressive pitch for another week in the competition.