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Quiet is the new loud from Slovenia
Zala Kralj & Gašper Šantl may seem quiet, but in this context they scream different.
Moje 1 for Serbia!
The last time Nevena Božović participated in the Eurovision Song Contest we gave her this review, and the only thing the participation earned her was a Barbara Dex award. Now she’s back to redeem herself and wow, what a brilliant comeback!
Go, our German S!sters!
Check the Czechs off our Friendslist
What do you get when you mix the sound of the 80s with a dash 90s britpop and stir in a good portion of timeless smugness? Not a very good Eurovision entry, apparently.
Breathe, Ireland, breathe
Ireland seems to have avoided most people’s radar this year. But if you’re wondering where they are, they’re right there at number 22:
Continue readingNot sure we need a replay
We get it. Following in Eleni‘s shoes is rather hard. In fact, we were all suffering from the post Eleni syndrome last year. We’d all gotten so use to that fiery lady swinging her red hair and shaking up our environment it was kind of hard to see her go.
Continue readingWill Armenia Walk the Walk?
This year’s line-up seems to be populated by an endless stream of former talent shows participants who started singing while they were still embryos, Armenian artist Srbuk being no exception. She even plays the instrument qanun and we can only assume she taught herself to play before she was born.
Montenegrin Minors
Sometimes reviewing Eurovision entries feels a bit like spring cleaning, every year there’s a load of crap you just have to go through to get done with it. Today we finally got around to crossing Montenegro off our list.