Auditions are now open for people who are either really good singers with amazing stage presence, or off-key but charismatic individuals with the confidence to fool the world for the new variety game show, I Can See Your Voice.
Are you a good singer or just good at pretending you are? Both are needed for Mediacorp ’s new music game show
Auditions are now open for mystery singers for the variety programme, which sees a mixed group of both good and bad singers performing to either prove they’re good singers or mask the fact that they’re bad. The aim is to retain a good singer as the last person standing, and this person will win a grand cash prize regardless of singing ability.
If you would like to be a mystery singer on the show – and you’re aged 18 and above – you can apply by submitting a one-minute video clip featuring a brief self-introduction and performance of your favourite song without a backing track via
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