Earlier this morning Season 10 American Idol alum, Tim Halperin tweeted, “Here’s where it all started ladies and gents: http://t.co/hPk7vbi”
The link leads to Tim’s initial Idol season 10 audition via MySpace, where he sang Maroon 5’s “She Will Be Loved.” Check out the video below!
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Earlier this morning, Tim Halperin debuted the official music video for “The Last Song.” The video was directed by Jonathan Combs and Joe Childress.
Tim was able to raise $8,000 to get the video made via Kickstarter thanks to his awesome supporters.
Check out the official music video for “The Last Song” below!
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Earlier today, season 10 American Idol Top 24 contestant Tim Halperin posted a new video of himself performing The Beatles’ “Something” on piano.Â
Tim performed “Something” with Julie Zorilla during the Vegas round of the Idol auditions earlier this year.
 Check out the video below!
I think he sounds fantastic as always! Hopefully there are more performance videos from Tim on the way!
Head over to TimHalperin.com to get a free download of his new song, “The Last Song.”
And if you haven’t already, check out part one and part two of my interview with Tim from earlier this month.
Finally, we have 24 contestants moving onto the American Idol semifinals. We’re making progress, everyone! Of course, getting to this point meant sitting through four of the longest hours of my life to find out officially which contestants had made the Top 24.
To be honest (and this might be an unpopular opinion), I thought that first hour of Idol Wednesday night during the Las Vegas round was a huge waste of time. I didn’t care to watch group rounds again, and more than that, I don’t care to hear songs of The Beatles being sung by people other than The Beatles.
This episode we got to see Idol’s in-house mentor Jimmy Iovine sit in on some of the rehearsals, and oh my, I think he’s definitely going to be a presence when it comes to contestants working on their songs. He just got straight to the point and held nothing back. He wasn’t sugarcoating anything or sparing anyone’s feelings. His involvement on the show this season is going to be interesting.
The only two performances from Vegas Cirque du Soleil LOVE stage that I cared for were from Tim Halperin and Julie Zorrilla who performed “Something” and Paul McDonald and Kendra Chantrelle who performed “Blackbird.”
In case I haven’t mentioned it already, I am definitely a fan of Halperin’s voice. His vocals paired wonderfully with Zorrilla’s.
I also really like McDonald’s voice. There’s a James Morrison meets Rod Stewart vibe going on there, and I dig it.
The second hour of Idol Wednesday night was dedicated to revealing a portion of the Top 24. This hour and the two hours on Thursday night were so long, I felt like lifetimes were passing by as the show slowly revealed the Top 24.
The contestants got to perform one more final song, and then they walked down the ridiculously long walkway to sit with the judges to find out if they were in or out.
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