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Amanda Barise: ‘My heart is full’

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Amanda Barise made it to the Top 14 on American Idol. (ABC Photo)

Amanda Barise made it to the Top 14 on American Idol. (ABC Photo)

Amanda Barise, eliminated from American Idol Sunday night, took to social media Monday to let fans know “my heart is so full.”

“This experience has been nothing short of life-changing,” she wrote. “Walking onto that stage week after week, sharing my voice with all of you, and pushing myself further than I ever thought possible — it has transformed me forever.

“I’m walking away not just a stronger artist, but a stronger human being.”

The 26-year-old from Manhatten, N.Y., was one of the first artists fans met in Season 23.

Along with fellow finalist Thunderstorm Artis, she was featured on the post-Oscar special where she dazzled the judges with her cover of “It’s a Man’s World.”

Labeling herself an underdog, Amanda continued to draw praise for her big vocal performances.

She delivered one of her best last week, convincing the judges to save her following a performance of Aretha Franklin’s “Ain’t No Way.”

Her Idol run ended Sunday, on Rock of Roll Hall of Fame night, when she was among the Top 14’s two lowest vote-getters.

Amanda had released several singles prior to her time Idol. Her 2023 song “Fall for You” has nearly 900,000 streams on Spotify.

“This isn’t goodbye — it’s just the beginning. I can’t wait to show you what’s next,” Amanda wrote on Instagram.

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