Some vocalists take on legendary songs, but few manage to make them their own. Sydnie Christmas did just that with her stunning rendition of Queen’s “Somebody to Love”, proving once again why she’s a powerhouse performer.

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At an outdoor performance, Christmas channeled the spirit of Freddie Mercury, delivering an electrifying version of the rock anthem. Her heavenly high notes soared effortlessly, captivating the audience as she built the song to a breathtaking climax. It’s a performance that feels both fresh and deeply rooted in the song’s original magic.

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Watch her cover below.

This isn’t the first time Queen’s “Somebody to Love” has been reimagined by talented vocalists, but Christmas brought her own soul-stirring touch to the timeless tune. By blending raw emotion with impeccable vocal control, she honored Mercury’s legacy while making the song undeniably her own.

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Watch her another performance below.

Fans of Queen will instantly recognize the challenge of tackling Somebody to Love. Originally released in 1976 as part of the A Day at the Races album, the song is known for its intricate harmonies, gospel-inspired arrangement, and Mercury’s signature vocal gymnastics. It peaked at No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart and remains one of Queen’s most celebrated tracks.

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Christmas’ performance is a reminder of the song’s enduring power. With each note, she proved that great music transcends generations—and that true vocal talent can breathe new life into even the most iconic hits.