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Eurovision Insight Podcast: One Of Us
[powerpress] The biggest question this week after the UK National Final is which Swede is the bigger fan of The Wombles, Zelmerlöw or Af Sillén? We can’t help you with that one, so ask us about National Final results, new songs, upcoming releases, the mysteries of Sanremo or the inevitable ‘Saturday Night’ puns at Dansk MGP… Eurovision Insight Podcast: One Of Us Seven days of Eurovision squeezed…
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What do we need to learn from the 2016 Contest, what can we expect for the 2017 Contest, how did JESC change, and who just volunteers to sing? Ewan Spence brings you the latest news from the world of the Song Contest.
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Put your PED behind you, it;s just 171 days until the Junior Eurovision Song Contest (or 346 days if you really must ignore Sofia and are only focussed on Sweden).
Along with the news of the 60th birthday show somewhere in Sweden, we have a Junior National Final winner, more countries declaring interest in both Contests, and the Marcel Bezencçon Awards. And we can’t not reprise ‘Heroes’, but with just a little bit of an Insight twist.
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Eurovision Insight Podcast: Semi Final 1 Commentary 2015
Eurovision Insight Podcast: Semi Final 1 Commentary 2015
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It’s time for the first live show of the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest is almost here, which means its time for the ESC Insight Alternative Commentary ‘Riff’ Track for the show. Having spent the 2015 Season with ESC Insight, why not join us for the final step as sixteen countries sing for the opportunity to appear in Saturday night’s final.
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Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Final Votes Are Cast
Eurovision Insight Podcast: The Final Votes Are Cast
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With the last National Finals over, the public’s input into the choice of their country’s ‘Song For Europe’ is at an end. Did the fans get their wish from the last few votes? Would the pyrotechnics help the staging? Would Norway really send a song about pizza? Everyone in Europe found out this weekened.
Meanwhile, Ewan is in a rather echo-y Texan hotel room, watching from afar…
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Just like that, we have another contestant. We might even have another song, but the new rules mean Amber and her team could change away from ‘Warrior‘ if they really wanted to.
The podcast also picks up a few of the loose ends from this year’s Junior Eurovision; before looking at the new logo and artwork for Vienna 2015; and sifting through all the names from the Melodifestivalen announcements.
All that and music from the first time Amber was declared the winner of Malta’s Song For Europe – even though it was human error it certainly left her… In Control.
(Via ESC Insight).
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It’s not much, there’s no fanfare, just a date circled on the Carola Calendar… but after the 1st of September, any new piece of music is eligible for entry into Eurovision, it can be performed publicly, and that’s as good a reason as any to say that the 2015 season has started!
Eurovision Insight Podcast: Start Your Wind Machines!
Ladies and Gentlemen, will you start the wind machines, please! The 2015 season is underway, and our journey to the 60th Eurovision Song Contest begins with the Eurovision Insight podcast. Hosted by Ewan Spence, with music from Pat McGeegan.
Also available online at ESC Insight.
Another week of listening and we have another collection of performances from almost sixty years of the Eurovision Song Contest.
Our ‘Every Eurovision Song‘ project has the simple goal of reviewing every single song that has taken to the competitive stage at the Song Contest from the first moments of 1956, through to Austria’s win in the 2014 Contest, in preparation for the sixtieth edition of the Contest to be held in May 2015.
You can follow our progress over on Tumblr at EveryEurovisionSong.com, or you can catch up with our weekly highlights on ESC Insight!
