Tusker Project Fame
Tusker Project Fame Season 4
San Valencia co-sponsors TPF
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Nairobi, October 21---The 4th
edition of Tusker Project Fame musical talent search academy kicked off
early this month with a gala show bringing together music lovers,
sponsors and contestants. Millions of viewers all over Eastern African
are following the show on television, Facebook
and Twitter. This year’s 15 aspirants must prove themselves to the
judges with the winner walking away Sh5 million cash prize and a
recording deal with Gallo records of South Africa.
Once
again San Valencia Restaurants and Corporate caterers are a co-sponsor
of the Tusker project Fame and is providing all catering services at the
academy.
During
the opening gala show Kenyan Steven’s electrifying performance elicited
positive comments from the judges, with Judge Ian admitting that he,
“…could certainly stir up a crowd.”
Also
fighting for their lives, were the Ugandans, Davis and Brenda. This was
not Davis’ first time at TPF, having been sent home by Judge Ian at
last year’s gala show. He poured his soul into his cover of Ronan
Keating’s “When you say nothing at all” and was overjoyed when the
judges admitted him into the Academy.
Brenda’s
performance of Brandy’s “Come a little closer” took her further away
from the judges’ expectations, with Juliana pointing out that she has
seen better performances from Brendah.
The
very beautiful Liz of Rwanda and Cynthia of Tanzania also saw their
dreams crushed when they failed to meet the judges’ high expectations.
Amileena of Kenya, Elizabeth of Rwanda and Leah of Tanzania were also
able to join Steven, Davis and the other contestants in the Academy.
Romani
of Southern Sudan was recalled back home for civic duty and his
replacement was Southern Sudan’s first runners up from the Top 25.
Kuonck Deng couldn’t hide his excitement at having been offered the
opportunity to join the TPF Academy. This year Southern Sudan is
represented by two contestants, Paleki Obur and Kuonck Deng.
Kenya has four representatives with Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda each having three contestants.
The Faculty will guide the contestants for the next eight weeks with a new principal, Helen Mtawali.
The Faculty will guide the contestants for the next eight weeks with a new principal, Helen Mtawali.
The
other members of the Faculty include, voice coach Kavutha, Music
Director R Kay, Choreographer and fitness coach Edu. This year also sees
the addition of Band leader Aaron Rimbui to this stellar cast.
Viewers
can tune into the daily shows to see the Top 15 contestants receiving
tips on technique from the Faculty and coping with the pressure of
living in seclusion for the next eight weeks.
The Sixth Edition of East Africa’s biggest singing contest is back!
Tusker Project Fame Season six kicks off on Sunday 13th October 2013
exclusively on Citizen TV. And as always, TPF6 is promising a music,
rhythm and entertainment! The TV Reality Series is widely known to
provide a platform to train raw talent from East Africa and prepare them
for musical careers.
EABL'S
Senior Marketing Manager Dan Angima has revealed that Tusker Project
Fame 6 will feature some new faces in the faculty and judging panel.
This year's Tusker Project Fame will also take a different approach with teams of upto three members each being allowed to compete alongside individuals.
All the contestants will battle for the ultimate prize of 5 million shillings and a one-year recording contract.
Past contestants have moved on to launch successful careers in music, media and production.
This year's Tusker Project Fame will also take a different approach with teams of upto three members each being allowed to compete alongside individuals.
All the contestants will battle for the ultimate prize of 5 million shillings and a one-year recording contract.
Past contestants have moved on to launch successful careers in music, media and production.
Other
positive outcomes expected from the show are: growth of East African
integration, employment creation and skills transfer to East Africans
from international experts.
This 6th season of Tusker Project Fame will be showcased in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda and South Sudan.
This 6th season of Tusker Project Fame will be showcased in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda and South Sudan.
Tusker Project Fame
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tusker Project Fame is an East African reality-singing competition show sponsored by Tusker Lager.[1] The show is similar to American Idol and Project Fame South Africa, musicians compete to win cash and a one year record deal with Universal Music Group South Africa.[2]Tusker Project Fame has aired 5 seasons.[3] To be eligible to participate, one must be at least 21 years of age and must be able to sing and perform or sing and play and instrument.[4]
Controversy
Past Tusker Project Fame winners have criticized the show organizers for not living up to their promises, stating that the Tusker Company makes a huge profit, but fails to support its winners in after the season is over.[5]Past Project Fame Winners
SEASONS | WINNERS | COUNTRIES |
---|---|---|
Season 1 | Valerie Kimani[6] | Kenya |
Season 2 | Esther Mugizi[7] | Uganda |
Season 3 | Alpha Rwirangira[8] | Rwanda |
Season 4 | Hillary Davis Ntare[9] | Uganda |
TPF All Stars | Alpha Rwirangira[10] | Rwanda |
Season 5 | Ruth Matete[11] | Kenya[12] |
Tusker Project fame is back with a bang! Here is a list of all the TPF 6 contetants.
Amos and Josh TPF 6
Amos: He is the half of this group called Amos and Josh. Amos is the middle child of a single parent and a graphic designer From Nairobi, Kenya. He is 29 years old and considers himself an old school kind of person. The is the oldest person in the TPF 6 academy. He is SINGLEJosh: He is a soft spoken 23 year old member of “Josh and Amos“. Josh is the first born of a family that is all boys. His favourite color is purple. He is in a serious relationship
Both Josh and Amos met while singing with a bigger group at church.
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