Brummie bricklayer Sasha Simone has made it through to the semi
finals of BBC1’s The Voice after delivering a knockout performance.
The 25 year-old from Handsworth, was given a standing ovation from all four judges on the TV talent show after she delivered a rousing version of Awolnation’s Sail.
Her coach Sir Tom Jones, who dubbed her The Queen of Hearts, gave her a fast pass to the semi finals, meaning she didn’t have to endure a public vote to decide whether or not she would go through.
Sasha, who promised to hold back her tears on the show after previous emotional performances, was praised by all four judges, and called “the real deal” by Will.i.am.
Before her performance, she said: “I need to stop being afraid”.
And there was no sign of fear as she belted out the rock number with great force, dressed in a flowing black dress and flanked by dancers in hoodies. news from www.birminghammail.co.uk
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The 25 year-old from Handsworth, was given a standing ovation from all four judges on the TV talent show after she delivered a rousing version of Awolnation’s Sail.
Her coach Sir Tom Jones, who dubbed her The Queen of Hearts, gave her a fast pass to the semi finals, meaning she didn’t have to endure a public vote to decide whether or not she would go through.
Sasha, who promised to hold back her tears on the show after previous emotional performances, was praised by all four judges, and called “the real deal” by Will.i.am.
Before her performance, she said: “I need to stop being afraid”.
And there was no sign of fear as she belted out the rock number with great force, dressed in a flowing black dress and flanked by dancers in hoodies. news from www.birminghammail.co.uk
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