She won one of the UK’s biggest talent shows, and her first major gig was for the King. Sydnie Christmas took the stage at the Royal Variety Performance to honor her victory. Her BGT judge, Amanda, introduced her to the audience. She chose to sing a cover of Imagine Dragons’ famous rock song, “Believer.”
The song is also on her new album, My Way. Her main goal was to showcase her voice as a current recording artist. Her style uses dramatic musical-theater touches, with high notes and strong vocal control. Critics noted her full-sounding chest voice and the deep, honest feeling she put into every part of the song.
Believer – Sydnie Christmas – Royal Variety Performance
The crowd inside the Royal Albert Hall cheered loudly and truly loved the live performance. However, people watching the show did not hold back the love. One excited viewer wrote that Sydnie is one of Britain’s Got Talent’s best winners ever.”
Sydnie’s choice of “Believer” was a surprise after her classic winning song, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” We must look at what the original song means to understand her deeper reason. The Imagine Dragons song is about finding strength within yourself through struggle. This concept of using hardship fits perfectly with Sydnie’s long journey to fame.
Imagine Dragons – Believer (Official Music Video)
Imagine Dragons singer Dan Reynolds wrote “Believer” after dealing with long-term physical pain and anxiety. The main line in the chorus is clear: “Pain, you made me a believer.” This message is about taking control of your life. It is about telling others they can not tell you what you can be. Sydnie used this song to show her new self.
Sydnie Christmas’s whole journey is truly about turning years of effort into one big success. To see more of her future shows and hear new songs, follow Sydnie Christmas on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Do not miss the next chapter of her exciting story.