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It seems that there is no shortage of talent in Guy Sebastian’s household.
The Aussie pop star, 43, and his wife Jules, 40, both took to Instagram on Friday to show off son Archie’s prodigious singing ability.
The short clip showed the 11-year-old sitting in the back seat of the family car with brother Hudson, 13.
The youngster was entertaining his family with a stellar rendition of ‘This Is What Heartbreak Feels Like’, by US singer-songwriter JVKE, aka Jacob Lawson.
As Archie effortlessly breezed through the track with an on-point, tuneful display, Guy and Hudson provided rhythmic backup.
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It seems that there is no shortage of talent in Guy Sebastian’s household
Guy was taking on beatboxing duties as he sat behind the wheel, while Hudson kept time by banging his fist on the rear passenger door.
The scene was completed when the camera panned around to reveal Jules, sitting in the passenger seat offering a pout and a peace sign.
‘Car-aoki,’ Jules captioned the sweet family clip.
It’s not the first time that Guy has shared his son’s formidable voice with fans.
Back in May, Guy took to Instagram to flaunt Archie’s talent – not only as a singer, but a songwriter, too.
Guy shared a clip which showed Archie belting out a catchy pop tune in a live studio recording.
According to Guy’s introduction Archie wrote the lyrics to the song, which is a rousing sporting anthem about a basketball player out to prove he is a champ on the court.
Sitting cross-legged in a chair in the studio, Archie rocks out the song with stunning confidence.
The Aussie pop star, 43, and his wife Jules, 40, both took to Instagram on Friday to show off son Archie’s prodigious singing ability. The youngster was entertaining his family with a stellar rendition of ‘This Is What Heartbreak Feels Like’, by US singer-songwriter JVKE
Guy was taking on beatboxing duties as he sat behind the wheel, while eldest son Hudson kept time by banging his fist on the rear passenger door
‘A winner never said no, no, no,’ Archie sings in the tune, which is called ‘Maybe’.
‘I know they say good things come to those that wait, why would I want good if I got great,’ he continued.
Guy is also seen in the clip supporting his son on drums, guitar, keyboards and backing vocals.
As the song finishes, Guy can be seen letting out a proud dad laugh as he gives Archie a fist pump.
Sharing the clip to his Instagram, Guy’s followers filled the message board with well-wishers.
‘Oh my goodness,’ gushed one fan.
‘Wow, he’s brilliant, like father, like son,’ said another follower.
‘Just wow!! Both mum and dad are brilliant vocalists… what a blessing to get to enjoy this incredible voice… and the writing,’ said a third fan.
It’s not the first time that Guy has shared his son’s formidable voice with fans. Back in May, Guy took to Instagram to flaunt Archie’s talent – not only as a singer, but a songwriter, too
Guy shared a clip which showed Archie belting out a catchy pop tune, for which he wrote the lyrics, in a live studio recording
It comes after Guy recounted a very unusual gig in New York at the beginning of his post-Australian Idol career on The Kyle & Jackie O Show in May.
He revealed that he had taken his wife Jules to a club in the Big Apple, where the couple were living at the time.
He said that the club was hosting a ‘jam night’ and the Battle Scars hitmaker hit the stage to flaunt his talents.
Guy also admitted that it was the first time the mum-of-two had heard the star in action, and the reaction he received from the audience was quite surprising.
He admitted he was pelted with shoes by the audience, but not for the reasons many would think.
‘I remember getting up and I sung like an Al Green song or something, and I started doing runs and they’re looking at me wondering, “Who is this boy? Is he black? Is he Mexican? I don’t know what he is, but that boy can sing,”‘ he said.
‘I kid you not, ask Jules. It’s a big compliment for them to throw their shoe at you and stuff. So, I’m getting shoes thrown at me.’
‘And then they start throwing $20 bills at the stage. So, I would do a big run, and they get it because they all grow up in church and so they know the difficulty of it.’
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