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Perth's Reuben de Melo wins Voice Australia, the first Goan ever!

 


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The Voice Australia 2024 has officially crowned its champion, with Reuben de Melo from Team LeAnn taking home the grand prize after an intense public voting showdown on Sunday night. The highly anticipated finale showcased incredible talent as contestants Annie Jones, SkŸe, Reuben, and Jaedyn Randell each performed stunning duets with their coaches, followed by solo numbers that left the audience in awe.

The night was made even more special by the return of former coach Keith Urban, who electrified the stage with a performance of his latest single, “Messed Up As Me”. Not to be outdone, coach Adam Lambert kicked off the evening with a bang, belting out his hit “Whataya Want from Me” to set the tone for a night full of unforgettable moments.


Reuben De Melo hails from Perth, Western Australia. He is currently juggling work and doing what he loves hoping to find a balance. It should be easy if they're the same thing however, becoming a new dad to an amazing little boy has shown him life through a different lens with the scope set towards his son's future 😇
promoUPmusic - with the support of UNXT.com - a company that financing talented emerging artists, Reuben has received some support to push extra marketing over socials and Spotify. Our objective was to reengage the IG, FB and Spotify followers and reach relevant legit 3rd party Spotify playlist curators.
More about the artist @reubendemelomusic
The journey that life takes you on is often an unpredictable one and to him, this is exactly how a song reveals itself. He is inspired by artists such as: 'The Tallest Man on Earth', 'The Milk Carton Kids' and 'Gregory Alan Issakov' and also stays true to his eclectic tastes in 'Bob Dylan' and 'Tupac Shakur'. Having played at most venues in Perth, his dream is to travel further with his music 🎤
Despite the severe lack of words that can communicate what one truly feels, his songs stay glued to the initial feelings that birth them.
To quote the artist himself: "if you truly listen to your circumstance, it can often become a most beautiful muse." (courtesy of Perth Now)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmrDMkjSSRw


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