Adam Nazmie reclaims top spot in Big Stage X Rocketfuel with 79.50%
Adam Nazmie returned to the summit of Big Stage X Rocketfuel in week five, scoring 79.50% for a high-energy duet of Ruffedge’s Da Bomb with Sarah Suhairi.
Source: Astro Mustika HD · July 26, 2026 at 10:58 PM · AI-assisted report
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KUALA LUMPUR, 27 JULY 2026 —
Adam Nazmie returned to the summit of Big Stage X Rocketfuel in week five, scoring 79.50% for a high-energy duet of Ruffedge’s Da Bomb with Sarah Suhairi.
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The pair’s performance carried the theme of “Multi-Task,” and judges praised the clarity of Nazmie’s diction, the tight arrangement and the palpable enthusiasm on stage. Hael Husaini called it “way better than last week,” while Akim Ahmad noted “clarity cukup, sebutan seketul seketul” and Akim added that any tempo drift from Nazmie was forgiven in the overall cohesion.
No elimination was announced for the fifth week, sparing Aliff Kimiey, Danny and Yad-Z from the bottom three despite their weakest scores of the series so far.
Akim Ahmad opened the jury comments for Qilo, who opened the show with Adel’s All I Ask alongside Yazmin Aziz. “Persembahan pembukaan yang bagus,” Akim told Qilo, but cautioned that the singer had been “terlalu berhati-hati” and missed several notes, relying on the duet partner to salvage the ending. Ajai advised more vibrato on straight notes and noted flat spots but still conceded, “awak boleh menyanyi.”
Yad-Z and Vanessa tackled Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga’s Die With A Smile. Aisha Retno Alia welcomed the calmer, steadier approach—“this is what we want from you”—but urged more groove and clearer diction. Ajai was blunt about pitch: “a lot of high note kamu is flat, itu paling bahaya,” singling out the finale as the worst offender.
Aliff Kimiey’s duet with Marsya Q on Hafiz Suip and Misha Omar’s Terima Ku Seadanya drew Ajai’s sharpest critique. “Kamu masih mencari kesesuaian dalam diri sendiri,” the judge said, pointing to erratic pitch, lost focus and facial expressions that betrayed the internal struggle. Ajai advised Aliff to curb movement and restore mental clarity before attempting to convey emotion.
Danial Kifli and Afieq Shazwan delivered Afieq’s Malam Semakin Dingin. Akim praised Danial’s poise under vocal fatigue—“suara awak agak penat sebab kurang rehat”—and commended the tight tempo. Ajai celebrated Danial’s market-friendly Malay singing, praising voice control and projection as innate gifts “pemberian Tuhan,” urging young singers to emulate such authenticity.
Ranisha and Danial Chuer’s R&B take on Aina Abdul’s Kamu earned Aisha Retno’s approval for weighty vocals and stage confidence. “Awak dah kahwin dengan pentas itu,” she told Ranisha, while cautioning about a handful of pitching slips.
Hussain, paired with Putera Muhammad on Jamal Abdillah and M. Nasir’s Ghazal Untuk Rabiah, drew Ajai’s comparison to Mawi: strong vocals but little movement, yet crowd-pleasing. “Selagi orang suka, apa yang kamu ada, asal jangan menyanyi sumbang,” Ajai said.
Danny, collaborating with Haqiem Rusli on Slam’s Gerimis Mengundang, faced Ajai’s most direct challenge: “Nyanyian awak tak ada alunan.” The judge prescribed stronger emotional investment to convert straight notes into melodic phrases, warning that feeling is the primary function of seductive singing.
The five remaining episodes will decide three winners who share an artist development contract worth up to RM200,000 in total. The season, hosted by Nabil Ahmad and Azeva, airs Sundays at 9 pm on Astro Ria (channel 104) and streams on Astro GO and Sooka.
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