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Junior Eurovision: Australia reveals Isabella Clarke’s song ‘Speak Up!’

SBS and ABC have just premiered the song Isabella Clarke will sing at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2017. The 13-year old singer, who was selected internally, will perform ‘Speak Up!’ on November 26 in Tbilisi. 

Listen to the song and watch the official music video below:

About Isabella Clarke:

From Victoria, Isabella is a 13-year-old singing sensation who made her debut on the Melbourne singing scene four years ago. Since then she’s received many accolades performing at various singing competitions and, at present, holds a coveted principal vocalist role in the Victorian State Schools Spectacular.

Isabella is a self-confessed foodie who enjoys spending time with her family and friends and credits megastars Beyoncé and Mary J. Blige as her inspiration for singing. She loves Australian comedy television shows, knows how to laugh at herself, and is focused and determined both at school and in performing. Tipped for a bright future, Isabella hopes to join her idols and become an international recording artist. ABC and production partner Blink TV selected Isabella in consultation with leading Australian record companies.

(ABC Media Room)

Earlier this year, ABC, the Australian Broadcasting Company, and SBS announced that they would collaborate bringing the contest closer to the Australian kids by broadcasting it on ABC ME, Australia’s leading broadcast and online TV service for school-aged children and their families.

As there isn’t televoting, the show will be broadcast pre-recorded on 27th November at 19:30 (local time) on ABC ME. The commentators will be Grace Koh, Pip Rasmussen and  Tim Mathews, who will travel to Georgia to provide Australian children with daily updates.

What do you think about the Australian song? Let us know in comments!

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