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Azerbaijan: Nadir Rustamli’s entry will be released on March 21!

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Only a few days are left before the official presentation of Azerbaijan’s entry in Eurovision 2022. A few moments ago, Nadir Rustamli released a part of his videoclip as well as a possible title of his entry, “Stay“,  with which he will represent his country in Turin, Italy.

Watch to the teaser below:


Azerbaijan has been drawn to compete in the first half of the second semi-final on May 12.

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding Azerbaijan’s participation in Eurovision 2022!

Greece: Listen to “Heaven is Sin”, Good Job Nicky’s proposal for Eurovision 2022!

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The song that Good Job Nicky selected to send to ERT for Eurovision 2022 is called “Heaven is Sin” and it has been published by his record label Colbalt Music.

Nikolas Varthakouris- or as known Good Job Nicky– was among the top five contestants in the run to get the ticket to represent Greece in Turin.

Watch the official music video of “Heaven is Sin“:

Through Eurovisionfun you first read, on May 29, just a few days after the final of the previous contest, that Good Job Nicky is interested in raising the Greek colors at Eurovision 2022. During the summer we fully confirmed that the young artist is preparing a song, in order to submit it to ERT. On September 24, you first read here some first information about his song, that it is a mid-tempo, cinematic piece, that fits perfectly in the special voice of Nikolas.

The young artist’s proposal had Fokas Evangelinos as a stage director and Elias Kokotos as project manager- same with Amanda Georgiadi Tenfjord, the Greek representer of Eurovision this year.

What do you think of “Heaven is Sin”? Would that song be a good choice for Greece this year?

Czech Republic: Listen to the final version of “Lights Off” by We Are Domi!

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We Are Domi, the representatives of the Czech Republic, released the final version of “Lights Off” for the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin. 

The final version was heard for the first time in the Romanian final where We Are Domi were invited on March 5. 

Today the song was released on all digital music platforms.

Listen below to the final version of “Lights Off”:

The music video for the Czech entry will be released later this week on March 18, the location of filming the video took place in Prague.

Czech Republic has been drawn to compete in the second half of the second semifinal  (positions 10-18).

What do you think of Czech Republic’s participation this year? Comment below!

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the developments regarding the participation of Czech Republic  in Eurovision 2022!

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Malta: Listen to “I am what I am”, Emma Muscat’s song for Eurovision 2022!

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The song that will represent Malta in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Turin was published a few hours ago.

Emma Muscat will perform the song “I am what I am” which was written by Dino Medanhodzic, Julie Aagaard, Stine Kinck as well as Emma Muscat.

Listen to “I am what I am” below:

Who is Emma Muscat?

Emma Louise Marie Muscat (born 27 November 1999) is a Maltese singer and model working in Italy. Born in Malta to a wealthy family, Emma approached music from a young age. After her compulsory education, she decided to enroll at the University of Performing Arts. As a teenager she showed her skills in singing, dancing and in the use of musical instruments. She specialised, in particular, with the piano, and also began to compose both the music and the lyrics of her songs.

What do you think of Malta’s participation this year? Will it continue their qualification streak since 2019? Make your prediction in the comments!

Iceland: Sigga, Beta & Elín won the national final with “Með hækkandi sól”

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The Grand Final of Söngvakeppnin 2022 took place tonight at 20:45 CET. After the 2 semi-final rounds, 5 acts competed for the one ticket that to the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest in Turin, Italy.

The hosts of the show once again where Björg Magnúsdóttir, Jón Jónsson και Ragnhildur Steinunn Jónsdóttir.

According to the bookmakers the chances of the 5 finalists to fly the Icelandic flag in Turin were as follows:

The participants

The 5 finalists of the show were:

  1. Katla – Þaðan af
  2. Amarosis – “Don’t you know”
  3. Reykjavikurdaetur – Turn This Around
  4. Stefán Óli – Ljósið
  5. Sigga, Beta & Elín – Með hækkandi sól

After the performance of the finalists the 2021 Icelandic representative Daði Freyr  took the stage performing a new single and a remix of his Eurovision etry.

According to the combined votes of the televoters and the jury the two acts that proceeded to the Superfinal round of the show were:

  1. Reykjavikurdaetur – Turn This Around
  2. Sigga, Beta & Elín – Með hækkandi sól

Later on the show Tusse, the other guest of the show, performed “Voices”, the song with which he represented Sweden last year in Rotterdam finishing in 14th place.

After the conclusion of the televoting process, the act that is going to represent Iceland in 2022 Eurovision Song Contest is :

Sigga, Beta & Elín – Með hækkandi sól

Iceland is going to compete in the second half of the first semi-final on 10th of May 2022. Do you think they will score better than last year

 

 

Montenegro: Listen to Vladana’s first live performance of “Breath”!

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Yesterday night on Melfest WKND,  Vladana presented her song “Breathe” live for the first time. The song was released on March 4 but was not performed live until now.

You can listen to her performance below:

The song will be a dynamic ballad with a clear message, dedicated to Vladana’s mother. As Vladana said, the song is emotional, dynamic and melancholic. The songwriting team includes Vladana herself as well as the well known songwriter Darko Dimitrov with many successful songs in the contest.

Montenegro will compete in the second half of the second semi-final in May 12!

Stay tuned on Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding the Montenegrin participation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, Italy!

Source: Eurovoix

Serbia: Konstrakta’s “In corpore sano” remains in Serbian For Eurovision!

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Speaking to Blic yesterday after her triumph in Pesma za Evroviziju ’22!, Konstrakta confirmed that her song “In corpore sano” will remain in Serbian for the Eurovision Song Contest. Specifically, she says in the article that the song will remain in Serbian as when it was translated into English the lyrics no longer matched the rhythm of the song.

Konstrakta went on to add that the Serbian team is working to make sure the international audience understands the message of the song, explaining:

Whether it will be through subtitles, whether on those screens, we have to resolve this issue as we go along.

As for the direction of her performance, she is happy with the concept she presented at Pesma za Evroviziju’22:

We will stick to what has been set, it is quite well thought out and I think it works, there will be a change in the details, we are not going to change the concept. It is in our interest to make it look the best it can possibly be, because that is what our union is all about. There is no need to invent hot water.

You can check Konstrakta’s winning performance here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po7HDHTBBE0

Stay tuned to Eurovisionfun for all the news regarding Serbia’s participation in Eurovision 2022!

Source: Eurovoix – Blic.rs

United Kingdom: Sam Ryder flies to Turin with Space Man

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As we have exclusively informed you through our Twitter account Sam Ryder is the british representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 came to be true. The 31-year-old singer is going to sing “Space Man” in Turin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udsMTb2NIak

Who Sam Ryder is

The 31-year-old singer was born in Essex in 1990. He is also a songwriter and guitar player. He started working in the music industry in 2009. He was a member in various bands, like The Morning After, Blessed By A Broken Heart and Close Your Eyes. He rose to fame in 2020 through TikTok, where he covered lots of songs and obtained millions of followers.

The United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest

The last time the United Kingdom finished in the Eurovision top 10 was in 2009. Their results have been pretty poor since. The country finished last three times, and they received zero points in 2021. Will this bad luck change this year?

Do you like the british entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2022?

Stay tuned in EurovisionFun  for all news regarding the participation of the United Kingdom in Eurovision 2022!

Iceland: 4 out of 5 contestants will sing in Icelandic in the final!

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According to an announcement by the Icelandic broadcaster, RUV, three of the five performers who qualified for the Söngvakeppnin final will perform their songs in Icelandic, both in the Icelandic final and at Eurovision, in case they win on Saturday.

Katla, Stefán Óli and sisters Sigga, Beta and Elín (who had not recorded an English version of their song anyway) chose to sing in Icelandic, as they did in the semifinals.

Reykjavíkurdætur, or Daugthers of Reykjavik, will perform the English version of their song, which also contains lyrics in Icelandic. Therefore, the only entry excusively in English is Amarosis, who were eliminated in the first semi-final but selected by the committee to compete in the final as a wildcard.

This means that the Icelandic language will probably be heard on the Eurovision stage in Turin. In the grand final of Söngvakeppnin 2022, which will be held on Saturday at 20.45 CET, with guests Daði Freyr and Tusse, the competing acts will be:

Source : RUV

Stay tuned to EurovisionFun for all the developments regarding Iceland’s participation in the 66th Eurovision Song Contest

Georgia: Listen to “Lock Me In”, Circus Mircus’ song for Eurovision 2022!

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Georgia will participate in Eurovision 2022 with Circus Mircus and “Lock Me In“. As we reported in a previous article, with the decision of the band members, the audience will hear the song on a black background due to the ongoing invasion in Ukraine.

Listen to “Lock Me In” below:

https://youtu.be/O6UqeUwCldM

Who are Circus Mircus?

Circus Mircus is a Georgian progressive rock band consisting of Armenian drummer Bavonc Gevorcyan, Belgian vocalist and guitarist Igor Von Lichtenstein and Greek bassist and vocalist Damocles Stavriadis. The band plays mainly experimental music, mixing many genres, each of which represents a life experience and the “inner world” of each member. The band was formed in late 2020 in Tbilisi, when three graduates of the local circus academy became friends and left the academy to form their own band. According to one member of the group, the three of them, were probably the worst in the group, so they became friends.

What do you think of Georgia’s participation? Could it bring the first Georgian qualification since 2016? Write us your opinion in the comments!