Astrid Jorgensen on why she chooses a song 'the people need' at karaoke
Astrid Jorgensen explained her approach to selecting karaoke songs in an interview with CityChats. She said she looks for tracks that match the mood of the crowd and that she often chooses songs she feels the audience needs. The interview was published in the Sydney Morning Herald’s Queensland entertainment section.
- ▪Jorgensen told CityChats that she chooses karaoke songs based on what she believes the audience wants to hear.
- ▪She prefers upbeat or familiar tracks that can energise the room.
- ▪She described the phrase ‘the people need’ as a guiding principle for her song selection.
- ▪The interview appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald’s Queensland entertainment coverage.
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| Publication time | Mon, 15 Jun 2026 09:43:17 +1000 |
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