An Edinburgh couple is set to appear on a brand new series of BBC One's I Can Your Voice this weekend.
The first episode will see married couple, Heather and Kaveh from Edinburgh, using their sleuthing skills to spot the fakes, and win £10,000 - without ever hearing the singers open their mouth.
The Daily Record reports that singer Becky Hill will be on hand to help spot the imposters. However, with a line-up that includes a tour guide, theatre manager and psychologist, they could have their work cut out for them.
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Hosted by Paddy McGuinness, and joined by celebrity investigators, Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden, I Can See Your Voice airs on BBC One this weekend.
With £10,000 on the line, the players will attempt to weed out the bad singers, based on a series of clues, interrogation, and lip sync performances.
By the end, the last mystery singer standing will reveal if they are a good or bad singer in a song with Becky Hill, resulting in either a magical musical moment or an awkward duet.
Each week a music artist appears on the show, which includes Scottish singing legend Lulu, Steps’ Claire Richards, Spandau Ballet’s Tony Hadley, The X Factor winner and West End star Alexandra Burke, Erasure’s Andy Bell, BRIT award-winner Becky Hill, Blue’s Simon Webbe and West End and TV star Layton Williams.
I Can See Your Voice airs on Saturday, at 9.10pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Catch up on previous episodes on BBC iPlayer here.
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