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Jackie Evancho is celebrating her album release week in a way that'd brand any star with a booked-solid schedule jealous – by heading back to her hometown.

U.s. TODAY caught up with the "America'southward Got Talent" winner on the eve of her 19th birthday equally she traveled to her family habitation in Pittsburgh to celebrate with them. Evancho, who has been a full-time New Yorker since January in between her tour dates and recent appearances on "America'southward Got Talent: The Champions," has a new album of modern Broadway covers, "The Debut," out Fri. The album features songs from "Rent" and "Wicked" also as her take on "The Greatest Showman" hitting "A 1000000 Dreams."

"The Debut" follows her 2017 release "Two Hearts," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Classical Albums chart, marking Evancho'due south seventh consecutive release to reach the top of that chart.

Fans got a taste of what's to come with Evancho's new music video, which was released Tuesday, for her cover of the "Hamilton" tear-jerker "Fire."

"I basically took a really famous song and I kind of put a mod twist to it because it's basically older-fashioned," she said nearly her have on "Burn" earlier acknowledging the difficulties of winning over younger listeners with her music.

"It's really fun and challenging, but it can be frustrating sometimes considering when y'all devote yourself – I try to, at to the lowest degree – to making really quality artwork and music that tin reach a younger audience, it'southward hard when they're non listening," she said. "And information technology's difficult to effigy out how to make them listen. So honestly, I just decided that I'm going to exercise whatever my heart tells me to do, artistically, and whoever jumps on the bandwagon will jump on the bandwagon."

Evancho, with a discography dominated by Broadway and contemporary classical, is still familiar to mainstream audiences, largely because of "America's Got Talent," in which she became the testify's youngest finalist in 2010, finishing in 2d place at the age of ten.

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In 2017, she sang the National Anthem at President Donald Trump's inauguration, gaining name recognition among new listeners while alienating some others who saw her decision to perform as offensive to her LGBTQ fans. Evancho says she regrets the impairment caused by her appearance at the inauguration, a conclusion she says was made collectively past her team and not solely by her.

"I definitely do take some things that I really wish that I could get back and change or fix, especially with my influence with the LGBTQ community," she said. "Because ever since I sang at the inauguration, they experience like I'k not with them, but I admittedly am and I'm frustrated with the fact that it changed their opinions of me. And I just want them to know that I do advocate for them wholeheartedly and I support them completely."

"It was (difficult to navigate)," she added. "It wasn't really my determination, information technology was a conclusion made by my squad, and so I kind of just had to get with it."

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Instances like the inauguration contributed to Evancho's decision, once she turned 18, to assume greater creative control over her art and career. She moved to New York and opened up in interviews and Facebook posts about the challenges she faced as a child star, from struggling with an eating disorder to encountering stalkers and dangerous male person figures.

Now, she says she feels empowered when fans back up her on social media, admitting that she does withal monitor her accounts and read comments nearly her, even when they're hateful.

"It's great to have the support of everybody, but there are still some of those really annoying people out there who are like, 'Oh, you have an eating disorder? Poor American princess.' Stuff like that, and I know I'thou still gonna go it, everybody gets hate when yous're in the public centre, and you can't please anybody. Only I merely wish information technology wasn't necessary to them to have to say it."

Evancho is planning for a big 2019, total of making music, working on her paintings – i of her favorite non-musical endeavors – and plotting her future entertainment-industry domination.

"I hope that people start to accept me more than seriously because they're withal adjusting to the idea that I'm at present an adult and beingness an creative person and that I have creative ideas that I want to leave to the world," she said. "And then hopefully, for 2019 I'll be able to go those ideas out. I mean it'southward not merely music – it's also makeup and clothing and stuff like that I actually want to be able to create my own empire."

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