Cover image via Tutti Commune (Provided to SAYS)
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Jom Nyanyilah 2025, a cover song competition, brought together hundreds of aspiring singers from across the country to showcase their talent, passion, and love for local music
Organised by Tutti Commune, it was more than just a contest, the initiative was about connection, inspiring Malaysians to play together, sing together, and keep our homegrown music scene alive.
After months of submissions, nine finalists took the stage, but it was Eunice Wong's beautiful rendition of Yuna's Forevermore that won hearts and the title of champion.
Eunice Wong
Image via Tutti Commune (Provided to SAYS)Her prize? A professional studio recording, official music video, and even a feature on the Bukit Bintang Digital Billboard, plus other prizes worth over RM25,000!
The finale event also featured a stunning vocal performance by Tutti Acappella, as well as recognition for all Top 9 finalists.
The event drew a star-studded crowd, including Amber Chia, Juwita Suwito, French Han, Jac Wu, Tan Yee Yee, and Heysa
From left to right: Amber Chia, Poven Goh, Paul Morrison, and Koujee Lim
Image via Tutti Commune (Provided to SAYS)Key partners like Maveriq Studios, Shero Global, KOL Nation, Texas Chicken, SF Coffee, and CK Music helped make the campaign a success, while artistes like Zee Avi and Juwita Suwito even reshared contestants' videos to cheer them on.
There were even submissions from France and Taiwan, showing how Malaysian music continues to make waves beyond our borders.
Following the competition's success, Tutti Commune plans to turn Jom Nyanyilah into an annual platform
The aim is to not only celebrate singing, but also educate and mentor young artistes, support Malaysian songwriters, and use music to build stronger communities.
Founded by musician and educator Poven Goh, Tutti Commune is a creative music ecosystem based in Kuala Lumpur.
The team of passionate creatives and industry professionals form a community that connects people from classroom learning to marketplace experiences — from gaining knowledge to showcasing talent through platforms such as Jom Nyanyilah.
Tutti Commune continues to grow as a hub where music, education, and society meet, nurturing the next generation of talents and ensuring that music is not only learned but also lived, shared, and celebrated.
