Homegrown talent impresses Idols judges
She describes her Idols experience as 'fantastic', explaining that her final performance during theatre week was highly specialised and the contestants worked with professional vocal coaches
Mooi River born Chloe Clark’s recent performances on Idols has been the perfect platform for the 25-year-old to launch her solo career. Chloe soared above the thousands of Idols hopefuls when she auditioned and was among the final 30 before she was voted out.
The bubbly young woman grew up in Mooi River where she attended Treverton College. When she was 15 the family relocated to Weenen. When Chloe matriculated, she studied Jazz at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban.
She describes her Idols experience as ‘fantastic’, explaining that her final performance during theatre week was highly specialised and the contestants worked with professional vocal coaches. Performing One Republic’s Apologise, Chloe received positive feedback from the judges Grareth Cliff and Unathi Msengana with “odd, unhappy comments” from Randall Abrahams.
“Idols was a great platform for to me to launch my solo career and I have gained many followers around the country. It was a nerve-wrecking experience but a fantastic one too,” said Chloe. Chloe is working performer and music teacher based in Durban and describes herself as a jazz vocalist.
If you would like to savour Chloe’s music, she will be performing at the Weenen Town Hall on October 4 at 6pm. She says this concert is a token of appreciation to all the locals who supported her. For more information call Chloe on 074 150 7717 or email chloesmusicfun@gmail.com
Her words of inspiration for aspiring artists: “You are the most fabulous human in the world, keep pursuing your dreams and goals and keep being fantastic!”
