Artist Profiles: Aminata
Aminata Savadogo, or Aminata as Eurovision fans know her, is a Latvian singer and songwriter who many would know as the 2015 Latvian representative. Since then, she has continued to […]
Category Archives: Artist Profiles
In this series, we will look at a previous Eurovision artist and discuss their relation to Eurovision, and where they are now. Stay Tuned as we dive into the world of Eurovision!
Artist Profiles: Alexander Rybak
Belarusian-born Norwegian artist Alexander Rybak took Eurovision by storm in 2009, winning the contest with an incredible 387 points, the highest ever under the old voting system. Not long after […]
Artist Profiles: Softengine
Softengine were placed in the spotlight in 2014, after the band of Finnish youngsters entered the Finnish national selection UMK, and were voted in to represent the nation at Eurovision […]
Artist Profiles: Anouk
Anouk Teeuwe, simply known as Anouk is one of the Netherlands most prominent artists, and has been in the music business for now over 20 years. She broke through with […]
Artist Profiles: Loreen
Loreen participated in Eurovision in 2012 with her dance track Euphoria, which still to this day remains as one of the most loved Eurovision winners in recent history. What has […]
Artist Profiles: Can Bonomo
Can Bonomo still remains the latest Turkish entry we’ve seen at Eurovision, with his performance taking place in 2012 in Azerbaijan’s capital city, Baku. He was chosen internally by TRT, […]
Artist Profiles: Sirusho
Sirusho performed the song Qele Qele in Eurovision 2008, and still remains one of the most loved in the fan community. Since then, she has been up to a few […]
Artist Profiles: Marco Mengoni
The Italian superstar graced us with his presence in Eurovision back in 2013, with the song L’essenziale. With a simple performance and a flawless voice, Mengoni ended up in 7th […]
Artist Profiles: Cleo & Donatan
Cleoooooo, Donatan! You’re singing My Slowianie now aren’t you? I don’t blame you at all, it just seems to be one of those songs where you hear the first word […]
