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    • Source: Project SuperStar season 1

      • The first season of the Singaporean reality talent show Project SuperStar began on 22 June 2005 on MediaCorp Channel U. The show is hosted by Quan Yi Fong and Jeff Wang. The overall winner and runner-up received a talent management contract with Play Music and Universal Music Singapore respectively, together with MediaCorp. Billy Koh, Lee Wei Song, Roy Loi, Anthony Png and Dawn Yip were employed as the judges for the season.
      On 1 September 2005, winner of the male category Kelvin Tan was announced as the overall winner of the season with a 64%-36% final vote, with female category winner Kelly Poon as the overall runner-up.
      This season saw a profound success, and was introduced to a few contestants who would later become successful artistes: Darryl Yong who would later become a full-time Mediacorp artiste after participating another competition, Star Search, five years later in 2010, as well as Chen Jia Xin, Chew Sin Huey, Derrick Hoh, Hong Jun Yang, Sugianto and Hagen Tan, all of which became profound musicians in Singapore. The season also introduced Leon Lim, who would go on to finish as runner-up in the second season of MasterChef Singapore, 16 years later in 2021.


      Judges and hosts




      Development


      Over 4,000 aspirants auditioned for the competition when it was announced.


      Finalists


      Key:

      ā€“ Winner
      ā€“ Runner-up
      ā€“ Gender/Category runner-up
      ā€“ Semi-finalist
      ā€“ Category 6th-8th place (lost wildcard)
      ā€“ Advanced via wildcard


      Live shows




      = Live show details

      =


      Week 1: Quarter-final 1 (22/23 June)


      Themes: Contestant duets; no theme


      Week 2: Quarter-final 2 (29/30 June)


      Themes: Contestant duets; no theme


      Week 3: Quarter-final 3 (6/7 July)


      Themes: Contestant duets; no theme


      Week 4: Quarter-final 4 (13/14 July)


      Themes: Contestant duets; no theme


      Week 5: Wildcard round (20/21 July)


      Themes: Contestant duets; no theme


      Week 6: Semi-final 1 (27/28 July)


      Themes: "Slow" song; "fast" song
      Group performance: "C'est Si Bon"


      Week 7: Semi-final 2 (3/4 August)


      Theme: Oldies remakes
      Group performance: "冬天里ēš„äø€ęŠŠē«"


      Week 8: Semi-final 3 (10/11 August)


      Theme: Songs from local drama series; songs by local artist
      Group performance: "äø€čµ·čµ°åˆ°"


      Week 9: Category final (17/18 August)


      Themes: "Slow-to-fast transition" songs; English songs; winner's single
      Group performance: "制造ęµŖę¼«"


      Week 10: Final prelude (24/25 August)



      Note: For some unknown reason, Candy Tan was absent from the show.


      Week 11: Final (1 September)


      Themes: "Crowd control" songs; unplugged songs; JJ Lin duets; newly penned songs; winner's song
      Group performances: "Super Star" (all finalists except Hagen Tan and Candy Tan), "风äŗ‘å˜č‰²" / "野蛮ęøøꈏ" / "ēˆ±ēš„Bubble" (Finalists eliminated in the quarter-finals except Hagen Tan and Candy Tan), "Guardian Angel" (performed by Hong Jun Yang), "ę„Ÿč°¢ä½ ē”Øåæƒēˆ±ęˆ‘" (performed by Chew Sin Huey), "屋锶" (performed by Chew Sin Huey and Hong Jun Yang), "My Anata" / "808" / "ē—›åæ«" (Finalists eliminated in the semi-finals)
      Musical guest: JJ Lin ("ē®€ē®€å•å•" / "č±†ęµ†ę²¹ę”" / "ē¼–号89757")

      ^1 The performance featured backing vocals from Leon Lim, Derrick Hoh, Hong Jun Yang, Sugianto, and William Tan.
      ^2 The song was later re-released as äø‹é›Ŗ, with the same tune but different lyrics, and is sung by A-do.
      ^3 The performance featured backing vocals from Chen Jia Xin, Chew Sin Huey, Chanel Pang, Sandra Ter, and Candyce Toh.


      References




      External links


      Official website

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