The 2022 Junior Eurovision Song Contest representative for Italy, Chanel Dilecta is back with another great new tune!
The BLA BLA BLA singer who finished in a very respectable 11th place at the contest in Yerevan, has released a number of records since then, and is back with yet another. The song has been produced and co-written by Maria Eriksson.
The offical lyric video premiered on YouTube a couple of days ago, and if you’ve not yet had chance to check it out, it’s available to watch on Chanel’s channel, or below.
You can find out more about Chanel Dilecta by checking out her following social media channels.
Earlier this evening, the annual MTV Europe Music Awards took place, live from the newly opened Co-Op Live arena in Manchester, UK. As usual, there were a number of Eurovision acts that were nominated for a regional award.
MTV EMAs Manchester 2024
Italian Eurovision favourites Angelina Mango and Mahmood unfortunately lost out to Annalisa for the Best Italian Act award.
Once again, Noa Kirel(2023 Eurovision Song Contest) was crowned Best Israeli Act. She’s previously won a number of EMAs in earlier years too.
Slimane(2024 Eurovision Song Contest) missed out on the award for Best French Act. The French public voted Pierre Garnier as their favourite instead.
The Best Swiss Act went to Nemo. Only months after winning the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest, they are also now the proud owner of an MTV EMA!
Another Eurovision artist from this year, Olly Alexander – also made an appearance during the live show. He announced the winner of Best Song, which went to Sabrina Carpenter for her summer hit, Espresso.
Finally, we’d like to congratulate Tyla for winning the Best African Act, Best Afrobeats and Best R&B. She’s a South African singer, born and raised in Johannesburg. I’m sure Roy from the ESC Covers team will be delighted to see South African music getting a global outing!
If you missed the 2024 MTV EMAs tonight, a number of international channels will be repeating the show across the coming days, plus streaming television Pluto TV, have created a channel to watch this years event, plus many other clips of past EMAs, which is available to watch for free on their website.
Image: Anthony Devlin/Getty Images for Viacom International
Martija Stanojkovic, who now professionally goes by the name, MARTIJA, released a brand new song yesterday.
Fenomen, translating as Phenomenon, is an energetic pop tune with elements of hip hop and urban. The music video features Marija endlessly running and gradually losing items of clothing, and is quite exhausting to watch!
Martija famously represented North Macedonia in the 2016 Junior Eurovision Song Contest with the song Love Will Lead Our Way (Ljubovta ne vodi) where she finished in 12th position.
Martija was born in April 7, 2004 in the country’s capital, Skopje, and has released numerous songs since then. Her latest song, Fenomen, is available to watch on her official music video.
Find out more about Martija and her music on the following social media channels.
Albanian singer and songwriter, Inis Neziri is back with another single!
Inis has competed in a number of music competitions over the years, including Albania’s very own Festivali i Këngës, and has even won editions of Russia’s New Wave festival and also Romania’s Golden Stag contest.
Her latest song, Sa Netë, which translates as How Many Nights in English, is a slick and soulful pop-ballad, and a great listen. Check out the official music video below!
Find out more information about Inis and her music by following her on Spotify, TikTok and Facebook.
Source: Monkey Music (YouTube), Wikipedia
Image: Still from official music video
Due to thieves that stole copper cables, we had no electricity yesterday for 19 hours and so we could not do day 6. We incorporated the song for day six into the post for day 7.
Happy Halloween from all at ESC Covers! The big day is finally here, and today with have a bumper edition of Eurovision-related bone-chilling tunes for you.
So, if you’re holding a party tonight, or just want to get into the spirit before watching a marathon of horror movies, the following classics are ghoulishly good!
We start off with Germany’s Lord of the Lost with Blood & Glitter, back from the 2023 contest.
Now, lets take a delve into another National Final performance from Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix. It’s EMMY with Witch Woods!
Do angry, shouty men, dressed in PVC scare you? You’re in luck. Back from the 2019 contest, Iceland’s Hatari with Hatrið mun sigra are next in our spooky selection.
Slowing the pace down quite a bit, we now have a haunting ballad from Mørland & Debrah Scarlett – Norway’s entry in the 2015. Here they are with A Monster Like Me.
And finally, how could we bring you a selection of creepy Eurovision tunes without including the masters of rock?! You’d better start praying or they’ll eat you (or something). All hail Lordi with Hard Rock Hallelujah!
Let us know in the comments which your favourite of these songs is!
We’re very nearly at Halloween, and that means we have another creepy Eurovision classic for you.
Today, we’re not off to Transylvania, but instead, Switzerland – the host country of the upcoming 2025 Eurovision Song Contest.
But who is our chosen act of the day?
Clue 1: They were born on 5th January 1968.
Clue 2: Their real name is Peter René Baumann.
Clue 3: They’ve had 27 chart hits in Germany and Switzerland.
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If you’re a fan of Dracula, Nosferatu, Edward Cullen, or or even Count von Count from Sesame Street, this one’s for you. Buffy would not approve, though. Grab yourself a nice steak to eat – it’s DJ BoBo with Vampires are Alivefrom the 2007 Contest!
Join us again tomorrow for the penultimate day of EevieVision Spook Contest!
Good evening guys and ghouls! We continue our collection of creepy Eurovision-related music with Day 4 of the EerieVision Spook Contest.
This next song may have passed you by if you don’t watch the National Final selection shows. Many countries each year let their public decide which song will be chosen to represent them at Eurovision, and sadly this means that some great songs don’t make their way onto the global Eurovision stage. Here is one of those acts.
Gothminister are a Norwegian gothic metal band that formed way back in 1999. The following song ‘We Come Alive’ appeared in Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix this year. Gåte were the eventual winner, but we would have loved to have seen this appear on stage in Malmö!
You can find out more about the band on their social media channels, plus check out the offical music video of the song below!
To kick off the first of our Halloween-themed week of Eurovision songs, we’re heading over to Finland… Can you guess who it is from their creepy costume?
Clue 1: She was born on 2 May 1987
Clue 2: She finished as the runner-up in the thirteenth series of The X Factor UK
Clue 3: Her voice has been used on a number of Finnish dubbed movies, including Alice in Wonderland, Brave, and Frozen.
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It’s Saara Aalto with Monsters, back from the 2018 contest!
We’ll have another creepy song again tomorrow. Leave a comment below if you have any requests, and we’ll get fright on it!
