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987FM names 17-year-old winner of DJ competition

SINGAPORE — Earlier tonight (Sept 2), 987FM announced 17-year-old Joseph Soh the winner of its annual DJ competition 987 Star, where it searches for the “next voice and face” of the radio station.

987 Star winner Joseph Soh. Photo: 987FM

987 Star winner Joseph Soh. Photo: 987FM

SINGAPORE — Earlier tonight (Sept 2), 987FM announced 17-year-old Joseph Soh the winner of its annual DJ competition 987 Star, where it searches for the “next voice and face” of the radio station.

This year’s 987 Star auditions drew more contestants thanks to its collaboration with Shine Festival, an annual event organised by the National Youth Council. The final challenge among the last three contestants was held last Saturday at the NTU Fest, and Soh was named the winner on The Happy Ending with Kimberly Wang, the station’s night-time programme.

It was a dream come true for the mass communication student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, who had hoped to become a radio DJ since he was 11.

“Since I’ve joined the competition, I’ve honestly been caught up in the moment more than thinking about whether I would win. But I always made sure I just gave my best and had fun!” said Soh.

He said his biggest challenges in the competition were the pop quiz and “choosing what shirts to wear” every week.

“Joseph has shown consistency and growth throughout the course of 987 Star, wowing us week after week with his wit while winning our hearts with his warmth,” said Carol Smith, assistant programme director at 987FM.

“We can’t wait to share more of Joseph with you, so stay tuned for his big debut on 987 later this year!”

 

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