Australia: Listen to the second song bidding to represent Australia, on 2022!
The second song of Australia Decides 2022, the Australian national final for Eurovision 2022, has been released.
Its song title was already known, and is “I Won’t Need to Dream” by the 22 year old singer-songwriter called Jude York.
His song is already out in Spotify Australia and you can listen to it below:
Who is Jude York
Jude York is a 22-year-old singer-songwriter who began sharing his song-writing skills and vocals only this year on his socials.
From Toowoomba in regional Queensland (around an hour-and-a-half’s drive west of Brisbane), Jude describes himself as an explosion of life, in which he combines sadness and happiness to create music which you can dance to but which also prompts an “emotional, crying, deep reflective experience”.
Jude is an artist who is not afraid to explore many music genres. His artistry has versatility and, coupled with his clever lyrics that flow like poetry, his music is slick, mesmerising and catchy.
Already known song titles
Mid of January, in a previous article we had reported that the first song titles for Australia Decides 2022 had been revealed, as some candidates had announced the title of their songs that will compete to represent Australia in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
The song titles already revealed are:
- Seann Miley Moore – “My Body”
- Charley – “I Suck At Being Lonely”
- Sheldon Riley – “Not the Same”
Known acts competing at Australia Decides 2022
Eleven acts will compete to be the next Australian Eurovision representative. The participants for the next Australia Decides are:
- Isaiah Firebrace
- Jaguar Jonze
- Paulini
- Andrew Lamrpou
- Sheldon Riley
- G-Nat! Ion.
- Sean Miley Moore
- Voyager Australia – “Dreamer“
- Charley
- Jude York – “I Won’t Need to Dream“
- Leea Nanos
The eleven acts will compete at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Center on February 26 to represent Australia at Eurovision 2022. Australian broadcaster SBS decided to use Australia Decides as their national final after the success of their national final.
Radio producer and presenter Myf Warhurst and comedian Joel Creasey will present the Australian national final. Moreover, Creasey will be the SBS Eurovision commentator in May 2022.
Montaigne won the most recent edition of Australia Decides with the song “Don’t break me”. Unfortunately her entry could not participate in Eurovision due to the cancellation of the competition in 2020. She represented Australia in 2021 with “Technicolour”. You can watch her 2020 performance in the video embedded below:
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