'American Song Contest': ENISA makes it to Semifinals 2 as a wildcard entry

Backed by her fans, it looks like ENISA's time on 'American Song Contest' isn't over yet!
ENISA on 'American Song Contest' (Trae Patton/NBC)
ENISA on 'American Song Contest' (Trae Patton/NBC)

The show is now down to the wire for all the artists in 'American Song Contest' as the Semifinals 2 are finally here. So far, fans have seen "live original musical performances, representing all 50 states, five US territories and our nation's capital, competing to win the country's vote for the best hit song." And now, the show is one step closer to declaring the winner.

So far, fans saw the following states perform in Semifinals 1 -- Alabama – Ni/Co, Colorado – Riker Lynch, Kentucky – Jordan Smith, Massachusetts – Jared Lee, Michigan – Ada LeAnn, Montana – Jonah Prill, New Hampshire – MARi, Oklahoma – AleXa, Rhode Island – Hueston, Washington – Allen Stone and Wyoming – Ryan Charles. Allen Stone won the jury vote and advanced to the next round, while the others from this segment still await for the audience vote results.

RELATED ARTICLES
'American Song Contest': NY's Enisa gets 'Green Light' from fans after 'Montana snoozefest'

'American Song Contest': Who is Enisa? New York singer & model was featured in 'Prom Guide'

With Wyoming's Ryan Charles being voted as the wildcard entry by audiences, he made his way back into the running during the Semifinals 1, where he performed his song, 'New Boot Goofin'. 
With Semifinals 2 here, another artist has earned a wildcard entry, seeing that her fans' unwavering support has earned her a spot in the competition. New York's ENISA will be performing her song 'Green Light' in the second round of the semifinals, giving her a chance to make it to the grand finale.



 

As per her NBC bio -- "New York local ENISA has spent her whole life preparing for this journey as a first-generation American born to Albanian parents. Following her graduation from Brooklyn's esteemed Edward R. Murrow High School, she attended Brooklyn College and continued to develop her unique musical vision. A series of distinctive cover versions exploded across social media, earning her millions of views and critical acclaim from the likes of Complex, XXL, ThisSongIsSick and more. ENISA continued to hone her diverse musical approach, infusing contemporary soul pop with Middle Eastern flourishes inspired by her own Muslim heritage. Track releases like Scridge and Genda's viral smash "Karma (Remix)" and such solo singles as "Burn This Bridge" and "Wait for Love" showcased a spectacular knack for raw soul and endless attitude, earning her close to 16 million views and more than 3 million global streams. "

'American Song Contest' airs on Mondays, at 8/7c on NBC. You can vote for your favorite performances on the NBC website, the NBC app, and TikTok. You can also stream your favorite artists' songs on your preferred music streaming app.



 

GET THE BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT STORIES
STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX.

MORE STORIES

Filming has wrapped on the half-hour series, which takes aim at influencers, wellness brands and self-optimization.
10 hours ago
Angel Batista’s reported return raises questions as Dexter Morgan prepares to face two new killers in Season 2.
13 hours ago
A cliffhanger ending and an unexpected curveball could decide what comes next for Joe and the CIA team.
14 hours ago
‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story,’ starring Ella Beatty and Sarah Paulson, is currently streaming on Netflix
18 hours ago
One ongoing storyline might already hold a clue to this newcomer’s identity
19 hours ago
A decades-old trial that divided public opinion is getting the limited series treatment
20 hours ago
The show’s creators had a specific endpoint in mind since before it premiered
21 hours ago
Fans did not get the send-off season many were expecting for the beloved trio
1 day ago
Ian Brennan revealed the future for Netflix's ‘Monster’ and explained why finding a story that can fit the series is difficult.
1 day ago
‘MobLand’ Season 2 returns with 10 episodes, new threats for the Harrigans, and more trouble for Harry Da Souza.
1 day ago