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Francisco Martin Serves Long-Distance Drivers With A Lullaby Dubbed 'Passenger Princess' Francisco Martin is a rising star in the music industry, captivating audiences with his soulful voice and compelling lyrics. Born and raised in San Francisco, California, Martin's passion for music began at a young age. He started performing in front of his family and friends, and eventually expanded to local venues around the Bay Area. Martin's breakthrough moment came when he auditioned for American Idol in 2020, earning a spot on the show's 18th season. He quickly became a fan favourite with his performances of hits like "Alaska" by Maggie Rogers and "Falling" by Harry Styles. He ultimately finished in the top five of the competition, cementing his place as a rising talent in the industry. Since his time on American Idol, Martin has been hard at work creating new music and building his fanbase. His debut EP, "Beautiful Ramblings," showcases his powerful vocals and heartfelt songwriting. The lead single, "Wild Girl," is a standout track that showcases Martin's ability to seamlessly blend indie-pop and R&B influences. With his undeniable talent and charismatic personality, Francisco Martin is a force to be reckoned with in the music world. Fans eagerly await what he has in store next, as he continues to captivate audiences with his music and authentic artistry. This is Francisco Martin's first new release of the year 2023, and it's a doozy: the new track is called "Passenger Princess," and it's soulful, lively, and explosive. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIMocvZ4aI4[/embed] This lullaby for the long-distance motorist reveals another side of Francisco—one that is gentler and more sensitive—in which pleasure and contentment are seen as the ultimate good, and where the feet of your crush is placed on your dashboard. In this song, which obviously takes tribute to the popular meme circulating on the internet about females who don't drive but are driven spoilt, life is seen via a wide-angle lens, with cinematic panoramas of sunsets and the Pacific Coast Highway. "Passenger Princess" is a tapestry of TikTok that includes aesthetic hedonism and mesmerising melodies that make you want to go for a drive just because it makes you want to. Whereas Francisco's sophomore EP contains starkly unapologetic and unafraid chronicling, "Passenger Princess" is a stark contrast. The poem incorporates many entries from the Urban Dictionary, transforming a meme into a musical composition. [embed]https://open.spotify.com/track/1ggeREUEQo2Qt5prF16UsX[/embed]  

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'American Idol' Finale Recap: Just Sam Is Remotely Crowned Winner

The list provides spoilers from the "American Idol," season finale including the winner. There may have been no live audience, no dramatic lighting and no venue to sing on, but ABC Sunday night's "American Idol" still crowned a winner. Host Ryan Seacrest, marooned at home by the coronavirus pandemic just like the rest of us, declared a "Idol" winner of the reality singing competition in a much more subdued manner than normal, but there were still belted tracks, inspiring back stories and a winner so enthusiastic you almost did not realize she was celebrating alone in a bedroom, carrying an iPad with a family member on video chat. Seacrest called Just Sam, a Harlem-born 20-year-old who set out to make her grandmother proud, "Idol" 's third ABC season winner after singing her heart out from home. Sam was so shocked by the news she was almost dropping the tablet in for the big moment with her grandmother video-chatting.The episode started by awarding the top seven to the five contestants who had to participate in the two-hour finale for the crown: Dillion James, Jonny West, Arthur Gunn, Francisco Martin, and Just Sam. This meant that the rivalry included Julia Gargano and Louis Knight. In the episode the five finalists had two performances, one pre-recorded "celebration song" and one live sung. The live song was one that each performer performed in the competition at some other stage and winner Just Sam gets her released as a single.

There was nothing but praise from the judges – Lionel Richie, Luke Bryan, and Katy Perry – for all 10 Sunday night shows, and everybody seemed to be on such an equally inoffensive and friendly footing that there was no real front runner as the vote closed. The episode's remaining 40 or so minutes were packed with remotely shot appearances by Bryan, Rascal Flatts, Perry and Cynthia Erivo, before eventually the top two, Just Sam and Arthur Gunn, were announced. Seacrest declared Only Sam the winner after one more commercial break. "Can I thank America now?" she yelled literally on the television. But there was not much time for chit chat (or the opportunity to do it by video chat), so instead the episode ended with a cheesy version of Richie's popular "We Are the World" featuring contestants from the season and judges, seen over photos of an barren, socially distant America. That would never have been a normal "Idol" finale anyway. Do not forget leaving your valuable comment on this piece of writing and sharing with your near and dear ones. To keep yourself up-to-date with Information Palace, put your email in the space given below and Subscribe. Furthermore, if you yearn to know about the death of 8-month baby due to Kawasaki disease, view our construct, ‘Fred Willard, 'Eight-Month-Old Baby Dies of Coronavirus-Linked Kawasaki Disease’. Read the full article

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#LocalIdol @franciscomartinmusic #votenow #hometownboy #sanfranciscoforthewin #franciscomartin ・・・ We did it! top freakin’ ten. <3 the love and support from all of you is out of this world. looking back on my first ever audition in oregon, it’s crazy to see just how much we’ve achieved on this journey together. you’ve all made an impact on my life that I will never forget. the journey isn’t over yet: #vote up to 10 times on each of the three platforms! voting is open now and closes tomorrow morning at 6am pst. love from me to you. x #americanidol (at San Francisco, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_wmOGEBT_c/?igshid=orpnibpi5gwv

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Totally loving fellow SF #Filipino #FranciscoMartin on #AmericanIdol https://www.instagram.com/p/B-WQJKVgWhb/?igshid=1w14y7lew8s4o

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Image inspired by Henry David Thoreau's famous quote (from Walden) “I found myself suddenly neighbor to the birds; not by having imprisoned one, but having caged myself near them"

_photography / Post-production / Illustration / concept: Francisco Martins

Model: Aiden Mclean

website: http://xikomartins.wixsite.com/franciscomartins

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