Norway | Subwoolfer - "Give that wolf a banana"

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The Masked Singer is really a sensation. So much so that Norway will go with two wolves to Eurovision: "Jim" and "Keith" are Subwoolfer, a duo of unknown artists. They will bring a true party to Turin with "Give that wolf a banana", a mix of electronic and pop sounds that will get stuck in your head for ages!

Armenia | Rosa Linn - "Snap"

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Born in Vanadzor, Armenia, as Roza Kostandyan, Rosa Linn is an up-and-coming talent in the local music scene. And now, she's ready to take the big leap forward: she'll represent her country at the 2022 Eurovision. She will do so with the song "Snap", a pop track that includes alternative and indie elements that are bound to make you sing along!

Italy | Mahmood feat. Blanco - "Brividi"

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The winners of the 2022 Festival di Sanremo were Mahmood and Blanco (Brescia, 2003)! They snatched the trophy with their single "Brividi", an emotional ballad that shies away from their urban tones. Their adventure together isn't over just yet: they'll represent Italy at the 2022 Eurovision on home soil!

Sweden | Robin Bengtsson - "Innocent love"

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Swedish singer Robin Bengtsson returned to the Melodifestivalen stage this year. And he did it with a bang! "Innocent love" is a retro-infused pop song with an anthemic chorus that will get stuck to your head!

Germany | Malik Harris - "Rockstars"

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Malik Harris is headed to Eurovision! The German singer has won the ticket to Turin with the song "Rockstars", a pop ballad with marking beats and an urban undertone that is really interesting. Speaking about his song Malik says: "It's a song that has incredible personal significance for me and offers a glimmer of hope in these difficult times, while also showing people that we're all in the same boat".

Finland | The Rasmus - "Jezebel"

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Our teenage selves are still trying to process this: The Rasmus are going to Eurovision! They won the Finnish National Final with the song "Jezebel", a potent rock track that is on par with their greatest hits. It's our favorite song of this year's festival, and of course, it's our song of the week!

United Kingdom | Sam Ryder - "Space man"

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Born in Maldon in 1989, Sam Ryder is a British sensation. With more than 12 million followers on TikTok and a seizable number across other social medias, he made a name for himself posting covers of other artists during the 2020 lockdown, as well as eleasing music of his own. Earlier this month, he was announced as the British representative at the 2022 Eurovision, and his song couldn't be received with a warmer welcome. "Space man" is a power ballad that describes life on Earth as seen from above, and crowned with Sam's impressive vocal skills. We can't wait to see it live in May!

Sweden | Cornelia Jakobs - "Hold me closer"

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Anna Cornelia Jakobsdotter Samuelsson is a singer and songwriter born in 1992 near Stockholm. She's been part of girlband Love Generation, and since 2018 she's been releasing singles solo. Earlier this month, she was crowned the winner of Melodifestivalen, and thus Swedish representative at Eurovision, with the song "Hold me closer". The track is an emotional love song with a beautiful instrumentation, elevated by Cornelia's raspy vocals.

Azerbaijan | Nadir Rustamli - "Fade to black"

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Nadir Rashid oghlu Rustamli is an Azeri singer born in 1999 in Salyan. He's had a meteoric 2022: in January, he was crowned the winner of season two of The Voice in his country, and in February he was announced as the local representative for Eurovision. March did not go uneventful, as he presented his song for Turin: "Fade to black" is an emotional ballad in which he draws soft ethnic elements to crown a beautiful track.

North Macedonia | Andrea - "Circles"

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Andrea Koevska was born in Skopje in 2000. Last month, she won the Eurovision ticket to represent her country in Turin with the song "Circles", a contemporary ballad in which she talks about the misfortunes of a relationship.