We caught up with the singer/songwriter in our New York City offices the day after his very first stateside performance in Philadelphia. Now, William Singe is revving up his solo music career by going on tour and bringing his YouTube music to life on stage. The result: incredible covers that always manage to go viral.
Not to mention, Singe is doing it all on his own, arranging the songs, playing the background instrumentals, and belting out tunes completely solo. From start to finish, all of his covers get an R&B makeover, as Singe strips down and rebuilds some of the world's biggest hits. But what's even more noteworthy is the quality of music Singe is producing. He has almost 3.5 million fans across all of his social media platforms, including a pretty hefty 2 million following on Facebook alone. It's this unique way he spins and recreates hit songs that has led Singe to amass an incredible following. But one thing has remained constant: his ingenuity when it comes to musical composition. Fast forward five years, and a lot of aspects about Singe has changed - his look and his music preferences among them. It was the first indicator that Singe was on to something no one else had done before. Singe proved his cover chops back then, creating a rendition of Justin Bieber's "One Less Lonely Girl" with an original rap verse that sealed the deal for his audition. William Singe became a household name in Australia back in 2011, when his audition for "The X Factor" floored every single judge on the panel.
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