Student Weekly: What made you decide to take part in singing competitions?
Image: I didn’t want to compete with other singers, but I wanted a way for people to hear me sing. What I learned from the competitions was that I was never really competing against other people — I was really competing against myself.
Student Weekly: Have you ever suffered from stage fright?
Image: All the time! I get so excited and nervous before I get on stage, but I really enjoy the thrill of it. I’m always shaking, but when I sing the first verse, I forget that I’m nervous and I know that everything will be OK.
Student Weekly: What do you love about singing?
Image: I’ve been singing my whole life. My parents knew that I could sing even before I did. To me, it’s like talking through music.
Student Weekly: Besides the final round of The Voice Thailand, which round was the most exciting for you?
Image: The blind audition, because if a judge turns around when you’re singing, you get to be on the programme, but if nobody turns, you’re out.
Student Weekly: Was Stamp’s personality different from what you thought it would be?
Image: Not at all. I always imagined that he was a very nice person, and that’s what he turned out to be.
Student Weekly: After your experience on the show, what does The Voice Thailand mean to you?
Image: It’s like a big door that opens to a different place. I used to sing at school and the audience would be my friends and teachers, but now I’m really in the spotlight and everybody knows about me.
Student Weekly: What made you decide to take part in singing competitions?Image: I didn’t want to compete with other singers, but I wanted a way for people to hear me sing. What I learned from the competitions was that I was never really competing against other people — I was really competing against myself.Student Weekly: Have you ever suffered from stage fright?Image: All the time! I get so excited and nervous before I get on stage, but I really enjoy the thrill of it. I’m always shaking, but when I sing the first verse, I forget that I’m nervous and I know that everything will be OK.Student Weekly: What do you love about singing?Image: I’ve been singing my whole life. My parents knew that I could sing even before I did. To me, it’s like talking through music.Student Weekly: Besides the final round of The Voice Thailand, which round was the most exciting for you?Image: The blind audition, because if a judge turns around when you’re singing, you get to be on the programme, but if nobody turns, you’re out.Student Weekly: Was Stamp’s personality different from what you thought it would be?Image: Not at all. I always imagined that he was a very nice person, and that’s what he turned out to be.Student Weekly: After your experience on the show, what does The Voice Thailand mean to you?Image: It’s like a big door that opens to a different place. I used to sing at school and the audience would be my friends and teachers, but now I’m really in the spotlight and everybody knows about me.
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