"It's really amazing how proud I am of all these contestants who took part in this competition. Because I know it's not an easy task. I've had to eliminate acts, criticize them and of course that's something I don't want to do..but I feel like to better them as an artist for the future, it's what we have to do as a judge and a mentor. I'm extremely proud of Casey and Aubrey for making it this far. From the first time I saw them, I knew they were going to be forces to be reckoned with in this competition and I'm extremely excited for both of their careers. I know they will be stars of our future. Whoever wins.

This week, I'm returning to the stage for the first time in a really long time. I took a break from music recently to get my life back in order, to rest up and what not and now I'm back, and ready to do what I do best, and that is perform, and inspire millions of people out there. Instead of me watching performances, it's time for me to get up there on that Star -factory stage .....Hope you all like it."





The screens go black as the very eerie instrumental putting across the very suspenseful vibe mixed with synths of her song Jane Doe is heard, mixed with it's roaring backing beat that shows up seconds into the track. Brittany then appears at the very top of the stage as she moves around, throwing her hands in the air and moving her head around as the eerie beat continues on throughout the track. When Brittany is seen throwing up her arm in triumph, everyone in the arena gets on their feet for the Starfactory's own, judge.





Roll out of bed
She'll paint the town red
Never a bore, live like Jersey Shore
Hit the bottle, walk out the door.

Walking in her bare feet
Through this maze
Party on the dark streets
Mind's a haze


It doesn't take long before Brittany Knox to bring out her very distinctive vocals upon this eerie beat she pulls the micrphone up to her mouth belting out the lyrics loudly and after saying those lyrics as soon as she coos out the next lines, a more alternative edge is thrown onto the eerie instrumental, mixing in a combo of quick drums that slam repeatedly against the track as Brittany lets out more stellar lyrics from her new track. Lights swiftly change in the arena and Brittany starts moving around the stage, she looks stunning as she continues to walk down the steps, even stopping to look at a young girl fan



Brittany finds her way When Brittany brings about her next set of lines starting with "A race to the bottom" an electric guitar chord is heard souring above the track as Brittany brings about her next few lines, which serves for a buildup for what the chorus serves.




A race to the bottom
Of every last glass
She'll never preach what she taught 'em
Party to the bottom of the class


When the chorus does slam onto the track, a heavy guitar chord is heard, mixed with synths, drums and a quick backing beat as Brittany belts out the very easily memorable chorus. The lights also start fluttering throughout the arena as Brittany yells out the lyrics with her great voice, the crowd cheers throwing their hands in the air


Feels like a Jane Doe, getting down low
Stares into the bottle cos she's nowhere to go
Feeling like a Jane Doe, she puts on a show
No one knows how she suffers oh oh-oh-oh

Feels like a Jane Doe, getting down low
Stares into the bottle cos she's nowhere to go
Feeling like a Jane Doe, she puts on a show
No one knows how she suffers oh oh-oh-oh



Brittany wails out the chorus twice, as she walks throughout the arena, throwing in different dance moves, when the second run around of the chorus comes, it sounds even harder as the electric guitar is heard. The chorus finally rides out with each of the instruments coming down with the next verse finding its way onto the track. Brittany has on a suttle face when this happens, and then continues her strut through the stage, as she's highly energized

Remembering a past time
When water was more necessary than wine
Look at how her eyes roll
Thrusting every little sense into a deep black hole

Feels like a Jane Doe, getting down low
Stares into the bottle cos she's nowhere to go
Feeling like a Jane Doe, she puts on a show
No one knows how she suffers oh oh-oh-oh




Brittany brings her A-game vocals every time the chorus slides upon us, getting across the message in the song as well as keeping us occupied with those ever so distinctive vocals throughout each verse she murmurs out. She finds her way at center stage where she continues to sing.

She's forgotten where she came from
This dirty ticking timebomb
But no one in here, seems to care
She stumbles on slowly as they stare

Including the bridge, that gives the song a breakdown with the lightness of 80's new wave/synth, showing most widely as she does a whispery tone of voice singing A race to the bottom|Of every last glass|She'll never preach what she taught 'em| Party to the bottom of the class. The lights get lower, as they flutter around the stage.


A race to the bottom
Of every last glass
She'll never preach what she taught 'em
Party to the bottom of the class

Brittany smiles as she sings Before the song breaks into its hard chorus one last time, this time the chorus sounding harder than the choruses before as Brittany blares out the chorus to full capacity with a guitar solo going on right behind her voice along with the instruments bring this euphoric synth and guitar raging track. The crowd still dancing and moving along as Brittany walks her way back up the stage where she does her last pose, signalling the end of the performance.

Feels like a Jane Doe, getting down low
Stares into the bottle cos she's nowhere to go
Feeling like a Jane Doe, she puts on a show
No one knows how she suffers oh oh-oh-oh

Feels like a Jane Doe, getting down low
Stares into the bottle cos she's nowhere to go
Feeling like a Jane Doe, she puts on a show
No one knows how she suffers oh oh-oh-oh



The crowd pops in a huge cheer and Brittany Knox smiles before saying "thank you" with the big large smile. She looks so happy to be on stage