Idols SA 2019 Top 32 Contestants

Here are your Idols SA 2019 Top 32 Contestants and the songs that they performed as they battled to make it to the Idols SA 2019 Top 17.

The top 32 contestants dug deep and gave their all in a final bid to make the Top 17 and sing for your votes.

1. Andy Keys: he performed ‘One Love’ by Bob Marley and had the audience feeling alright and singing along at the top of their voices throughout his performance. Watch his performance below;

2. Craig Jordaan: he performed ‘Let’s Stay Together’ and with power vocals on, Craig just demolished the performance. Watch his performance below;

3. Dinky Swartz: she performed ‘For You’ and just like Zia, Dinky has been down this road before and knows what’s expected so she did not come to play either. Watch her performance below;

4. Gugulethu Gumede: she performed ‘My Baby’, atch her performance below;

5. Innocentia Sibi: she performed ‘Life Is Going On’ with soulful vocals that could make you completely forget that Innocentia was facing the wrong direction. Watch her performance below;

6. Jooma Mize: he performed ‘Don’t Judge Me’, watch his performance below;

7. Katara Maroro: he performed ‘Mercy Mercy Me’, watch his performance below;

8. Lance Florence: he performed ‘Heartboxing’, watch his performance below;

9. Louise Nicholls: she performed ‘IDGAF’, watch her performance below;

10. Luyolo Yiba: he performed ‘Zanele’, watch his performance below;

11. Melanin: she performed ‘Let Me Know’ and you could suddenly feel like laying on the beach, drinking in hand, melting away to her vocals. We actually think Melanin just snatched Jooma’s soul. Watch her performance below;

12. Micayla Oelofse: she performed ‘Issues’ and in case you were wondering how many high notes she still has in her purse, well she did not disappoint. Watch her performance below;

13. Mmangaliso Gumbi: she performed ‘I Still Believe’ and with the power, emotion and control that her performance had, we just decided to stan. Watch her performance below;

14. Motheo Tshabangu: she performed ‘I’ll Be There’, watch her performance below;

15. Naledi Gwam: she performed ‘No Tears Left To Cry’, watch her performance below;

16. Neo Dube: she performed India.Arie’s hit single, watch her performance below;

17. Nolo Seodisha: he performed ‘Anytime’, watch his performance below;

18. Nosindiso Mzamo: she performed ‘Viva’ but shame, things were fine in rehearsal but she panicked after forgetting her lyrics in the middle of the performance. Watch her performance below;

19. Nqobile Gumede: she performed ‘Jik’izinto’, watch her performance below;

20. Sandy Bota: she performed ‘I Remember’, watch her performance below;

21. Sifiso Mlangeni: he performs ‘Bekezela’, watch his performance below;

22. Sizwe Hlatshwayo: he performed ‘Imali Yamalobolo’, watch his performance below;

23. Snenhlanhla Khumalo: he performed ‘Ngeke Ngikulahle’, watch his performance below;

24. Sneziey Msomi: she performed ‘Through The Fire’ and if this is what she can do with laryngitis, then we’re genuinely afraid of what she’s capable of in top form. Watch her performance below;

25. Thandokazi Goduka: she performed ‘Woza’, watch her performance below;

26. Thula Mnisi: he performed ‘No One Else Comes Close’, watch his performance below;

27. Thoriso Seodisha: he performed ‘One Last Cry’, watch his performance below;

28. Treasure Mngadi: he performed ‘Purpose’, watch his performance below;

29. Viggy Qwabe: she performed ‘Noba Ngumama’ by Nathi Mankayi and we had no caption after her performance because some moments simply can’t be done justice with meer words.

Watch Viggy’s performance below;

30. Virginia Qwabe: she performed ‘Lengoma’ by Zahara, watch her performance below;

31. Xola Toto: she performed ‘Down’, watch her performance below;

32. Zia Fielies: she performed ‘How Far I’ll Go’, she has been down this road before and knows what’s expected so she did not come to play. Watch her performance below;