Singers, songwriters, musicians take top honors at Indian Trail’s 2020 Talent Show

Student band Dry Bones performs at the Indian Trail talent show and earns second place in the competition for second year in a row. Photo by Alejandro Comstock.

 

 

 

Caitie Perry sings an original song to earn top honor at IT Talent Show.  Photo by Alejandro Comstock
Alyssa Solis, writer

By Alyssa Solis

 Indian Trail High School & Academy hosted a talent show Feb. 20 filled with a variety of amazing acts such as step dance, comedy, and covers that involved backwards piano playing. 

 IT senior Joseph White took third place for his original rap that commented on today’s youths’ obsessive use of social media, and how instead of judging others, we should find what truly makes us happy and break free of our mobile device’s hold on our lives. 

 The student band Dry Bones, who had their trumpet player quit within the first 10 seconds of playing “Fortunate Son” before admitting that they desperately needed him, came in second place. The band then proceeded to lure him back and finish the act by playing “I Want You Back” by Michael Jackson, a fun twist to just doing a normal cover of a song.  It was the second consecutive time they placed second in the show. 

Finally, junior Caitie Perry captured the top spot after she sang an original song she wrote for her girlfriend, who was in the audience, titled “Forever and Always.” It was her girlfriend’s first time hearing the song. She placed first.