• Personality - Let it shine.
• Relax - We're on your side.
• Smile - If you're re having a good time then we will too.
• Eye-contact - Look at the judges and audience and draw them into your performance
• Pacing - Singers perform your song and don't pace.
• Age-appropriate - Choose age-appropriate material and attire.
• Connected - Stay emotionally connected to your routine.
• Lyrics - Do you understand your lyrics/meaning of song or music? Show us.
• Attire - Your appearance is very important.  Dress appropriately for your performance. Costumes add to your act!
• Stage Use - make good use of the stage.  Solo acts should stay upstage so the judges and audience have a great view of your performance.
• Audio Tracks - Audio tracks ripped at the highest quality improves your performance.  Audio tracks are to be edited to a maximum  of 3 and half minutes max. 

ONE MORE PASS it’s flows better:  Omar Jose Cardona is a singer/songwriter from Orlando, Florida. He has been singing professionally for 15 years and started his career as a session singer after graduating high school. More recently, he was a finalist on Season 22 of NBC’s The Voice. His vocal ability is unrivaled in the industry, and his dynamic performances have been shared across the globe. Omar is hardworking with his sights set on Broadway and also currently writing and producing original music to be released soon. He is grateful for the opportunities to do what he loves and share his passion for music as part of this year's Top Talent LIVE 2023! 

POLLYANNA DOROUGH (Singer/Songwriter) grew up in Orlando, Florida with four siblings and a love of music. She is a proud Edgewater High School alumna who majored in voice at the Westchester Conservatory of Music at Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, New York. While in college, she encouraged the musical abilities of her younger brother, Howard Dorough aka Howie D., of the Backstreet Boys.Pollyanna discovered her songwriting ability after her sister Caroline lost her battle with lupus in 1998.After Caroline’s passing, she wrote her first song, “Fly to Heaven,” in memory of her sister. Pollyanna took her music further by releasing her debut album, “Wings of Hope.” Howie was the album’s executive producer.Her accolades include receiving the Pop/Contemporary Song of the Year Award at the United Catholic Music and Video Association’s (UCMVA) Unity Awards ceremony in 2004 and 2005 for her songs “Fly to Heaven” and “We Will Meet Again.”
“Fly to Heaven” also appeared on “A Tribute to Pope John Paul Il” compilation album.Pollyanna was the opening act for the Backstreet Boys during the group’s “Black & Blue” tour in 2001, and continues to perform as a solo artist and with Howie internationally and throughout the United States. Nowadays, Pollyanna sings and directs choirs locally in Brevard County, Florida. She also teaches private voice lessons to adults and children in Merritt Island, Florida.