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12-08-2005, 18:26
Kinga has claimed to be able to sing an octave higher than Whitney Houston.
Speaking to Eugene and Makosi this afternoon, the aspiring artiste admitted that record producers are already keen to release songs with her.
"I was going to bring out a garage version of 'Why Don't We Fall In Love?', which is a song Ludacris did with Amerie," she revealed. "But it was already promised to [someone at] Universal and I wasn't signed at the time. They wanted to release it as a single and see how I did."
She added that another single was already in the works, "[but] when I come out here, if I'm not liked very much, I'm going to have to release it on white label."
The astonishing claim followed. "My singing teacher told me I can sing a whole octave higher than Whitney Houston," Kinga told her impressed audience. "I have a five octave range. I can sing as high as Mariah Carey."
To demonstrate, she treated the male duo to a rendition of Mariah's 'My All'.
Speaking to Eugene and Makosi this afternoon, the aspiring artiste admitted that record producers are already keen to release songs with her.
"I was going to bring out a garage version of 'Why Don't We Fall In Love?', which is a song Ludacris did with Amerie," she revealed. "But it was already promised to [someone at] Universal and I wasn't signed at the time. They wanted to release it as a single and see how I did."
She added that another single was already in the works, "[but] when I come out here, if I'm not liked very much, I'm going to have to release it on white label."
The astonishing claim followed. "My singing teacher told me I can sing a whole octave higher than Whitney Houston," Kinga told her impressed audience. "I have a five octave range. I can sing as high as Mariah Carey."
To demonstrate, she treated the male duo to a rendition of Mariah's 'My All'.