United Kingdom - Olly Alexander - Dizzy

18 - 46 pts, not in semi 

On the BBC Strictly final night singer and actor Olly Alexander announced he was chosen to fly the flag for the U.K. in Malmö.
Olly Alexander (Oliver Alexander Thornton) is of course known as the singer of once trio Years & Years.

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The song is titled Dizzy and is written by Olly himself with Danny L. Harle.

The song was released on March 1.

An extended  version was added / released on March 15. (see comments)

The acoustic version was released on April 26.

The Performance version, released on May 7 is the one used in the Eurovision performance (hence...). It was released just after the first semi on May 7.

Remixes and their makers:

A remix by German DJ duo LIZOT (Max Kleinschmidt & Patrick Art) was released on March 29.

A remix by Italian DJ/Producer Giorgio Prezioso was released on April 5.

The MONSS remix was released on April 19. MONNS is Slovakian DJ Simon Svorad.

The remix by Liverpool DJ ESSEL was released on April 26.

Olly keeps on giving: May 10 sees the release of the D.O.D. remix. D.O.D. is U.,K. DJ Daniel O'Donnell, not to be confused with the Irish singer.

Post Eurovision the Ben Nicky remix was released on May 17

A 7" inch single, cdsingle and USB single are released on May 10.

Here is a shop that sells outside U.K. and here's Olly's U.K. store

7": Polydor 60246513175-8

cds: Polydor 60246513173-4

Years & Years & Years

Years & Years released three albums but the last one was really only Olly going further under the Y&Y name. His most recent single A Very Bad Fun Idea was released as by "Olly Alexander (Years & Years)" as is Eurovision entry Dizzy.

The official Malmö album and the physical singles do not mention the (Years & Years) bit.

Years & Years first hit Desire charted in the UK, Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands but their biggest international hit is King (2015) from the album Communion. That went top 10 in the same countries and also in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark and Australia.

Other known hits are Shine, Eyes Shut and If You're Over Me.

On a personal note: I have been a big fan of Years & Years ever since their first international hit Desire. So I'm exited.

He is one of two artists this year to have sung with Kylie, but so far the only one who did it with Elton and with Pet Shop Boys. So now you know.

Versions

Dizzy - Performance version

- digital 7-5

Dizzy - single version

- digital 1-3, Official Malmö album

Dizzy - extended version (4:41)

- digital 15-3

Dizzy - Acoustic

- digital 26-4

Dizzy - LIZOT remix (2:52)

- digital 29-3

Dizzy - Prezioso remix (2:29)

- digital 5-4

Dizzy - MONSS remix (2:51)

- digital 19-4

Dizzy - ESSEL remix

- digital 26-4

Dizzy - D.O.D. remix

- digital 10-5

Dizzy - Ben Nicky remix

- digital 17-5

Dizzy - karaoke

- Official karaoke album (digital)

DJ services have offered

- Extended instrumental (4:41)

- longer Extended (7:34)

- Prezioso extended (3:00)

- Prezioso longer extended (5:23)

- Prezioso instrumental (2:29)

- LIZOT extended (3:00)

- LIZOT instrumental (2:15)

- LIZOT longer extended (5:08)

- MONNS extended (5:45)

- MONNS instrumental (2:52)

- Instrumental (with less backing vocals than the official karaoke)

- Dirty Disco Pillow Biters remix (6:40)

- Short edit (2:09)

- alt. Extended (3:48)

- DJ Beats (3:13)

Also see comments. thanks Krzysztof

Charts:

Dizzy entered the U.K. charts at 42 after release but fell out of the top 100 the next week.

U.K. top 100 (OCC): 42, - re: 48, -

U.K. Sales top 100: 2, 15, 54, -, -, 66, 82, 76, 30, 12, 3, 19, -

U.K. Physical singles top 100: 1, 1, 14, 57, 22, 90, 76, -, re: 6, -

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 83, 12, 32, 61, -

Links and sources:
Olly Alexander: Website, FB, Insta, Shop

Look: Olly signed a card for me!

Czechia - Aiko - Pedestal

11 - 38 pts in semi 2

Aiko won the Czech national selection ESCZ 2024 with her song Pedestal written by Aiko herself (Alena Shirmanova-Kostebelova) with Steven Ansell.

Aiko currently lives and works in Brighton where many moons ago Napoleon did surrender.

Fortune's Child

Pedestal can be found on Aiko's third album Fortune's Child released in 2023 (October 13). The album will also be released on red vinyl LP. 

It is available through her website shop and now hips to many European countries. (Thanks Torsten)
The album has received several favourable reviews in U.K. magazines (websites)

A new version is made for Eurovision, the new video is here.

The digital single of the ESC version was released on March 22, even though it's listed as January 1 on Spotify. A karaoke was released on the same date.

Post Eurovision a stripped version was released on May 17.

Versions
Pedestal - Eurovision version

- digital 22-3, Official Malmö album

Pedestal - original version
- album Fortune's Child (LP/Digital)

Pedestal - Stripped

- digital 17-5

Pedestal - karaoke of ESC version

- digital 22-3, also on the official karaoke album (digital)

- the karaoke has no backing vocals as such but has the speaking voices in the interlude bit.

Charts:

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 49

Links and sources:
Aiko Website, FB, Instagram, Shop

ESC-History's Czechia page on 2024

Switzerland - Nemo - The Code

Congratulations Nemo!

Herzlichen Glückwunsch Nemo!

Felicitations Suisse!

Congratulazioni!

and Gratulaziuns Svizra as well

1 - 591pts / 4 - 132 pts in semi 2

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Nemo represented Switzerland in Malmö with the song The Code. 

They are the winner of the 68th Eurovision Song Contest.

The Code won the jury voting and came fifth in the televote.

The song was announced and released on February 29.

The song is written by Benjamin Alasu, Lasse Nymann, Linda Dale and Nemo Mettler themselves. 

A remix by Felix Jaehn was released op April 26.

Radio edit and extended of Felix Jaehn remix have been available through DJ services

A version with the Sinfonie Orchester Biel Solothurn was released on May 10.

Also check out the video of this where Nemo wears a very familiar outfit.

There's also an acoustic version but that is only on video (so far)

Photo below from SRF Press release copyright SRF/Ella Mettler.

CDsingle

A CDsingle was released with three versions. It is still available here at Bravado and here at Digster in a bundle with a wristband and poster.

(Universal 0602465678857)

Thanks Alexandre!

Versions:

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The Code - original

- digital 29-2, cdsingle, Official Malmö album

The Code - remix by Felix Jaehn

- digital 26-4, cds

Radio edit and extended of Felix Jaehn remix have been available through DJ services

The Code - Orchestral version

- digital 10-5

The Code - karaoke

- Official karaoke album (digital), cds

Charts:

Switzerland top 100: 22, 98, -, -, 86, 98, -, -, 50, 22, 1, 1, 2, 8, 14, 21, 25, 40, 51, 75, 86, - (1-17)

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 45, 3, 2, 8, 23, 27, 31, 44, 58, 77, -

Swedish top 100 (Topplistan): 5, 16, 38, 88, -

Finland top 50 (Ifpi): 5, 7, 22, 44, -

Ireland top 100 (Irma): 17, 26, 51, 97, -

Germany top 100 (ODC): 14, 32, 99, -

U.K. top 100 (OCC): 18, 37, 78, -

Netherlands top 100: 13, 29, 52, 90, -

Netherlands top 40: 37, 39, -

Italy top 100 (FIMI): 61, -

Norway top 40 (VG Lista): 13, 35, -

- In Norway the Felix Jaehn remix charted

Belgium (Flanders) top 50 (Ultratop): 15, 22, 42, -

Belgium (Wallonia) top 50 (Ultratop): -, 49, -

France top 200 (SNEP): 92, 173, -

Croatia top 25 (Billboard): 8, 23, -

Czech top 25 (Billboard): 21

Austria top 75: 2, 19, 47, -

Spain top 100: 40, 96

Portugal top 200: 28

Links and sources:
Nemo FB, Insta
SRF press release

Netherlands - Joost Klein - Europapa

DQ  / 2 - 182 pts in semi 2

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The Netherlands was represented in Malmö by Joost Klein.

The Netherland were disqualified pending an investigation following an incident with Joost and a member of the production team.

I know we're always trying to focus on the records and all that insignificant fan boy stuff but make no mistake, we're heartbroken.

The song Europapa is in Dutch with phrases in German, Italian, French and English. 

It is written by Joost Klein himself with Donnie. (Donny Ellerström)

Later it is also credited to Paul Elstak, Teun de Kruif, Tijmen Melissant and Tim Haars.

The Outro also has Dylan van Dael credited as songwriter/producer.

The song was released on February 29.

The single is also released on the 29th of february with an extra track Europapa - Outro, a longer version of the outro on the video.

A set of remixes and versions is released on April 5 on a EP titled Europapa: Greatest Hits. Tracks:

- Europapa

- Official remix with vieze asbak & gladde paling

- Used remix by Belgian DJ used (Jo Eelen))

- DJ Paul Elstak remix

- Sped Up

- Ringtone by DJ Klingelton

DJ Klingelton also released a ringtone of the Eurovision anthem (25-3-24)

And here's a behind the scenes / making of the video video

A cdsingle is available from Joost Klein's merch store. But it is already Sold Out, at least for now....

Thanks Jan G. & Jeroen.

cdsingle

pic from Joost's Instagram

Joost has released a number of digital singles most notably Friesenjung with Otto Waalkes and Ski Aggu which was a #1 hit in Germany and Austria and also charted in Switzerland, Netherlands and even was a #100 in the Swedish charts.

He has released 8 (digital) albums so far. You will find his work under the name Joost at your favourite digitalia.

Versions:

Europapa - single without Outro

- Official Malmö album

Europapa Outro (long)

- above both digital 29-2

The video has a shorter edit of the Outro following the single version.

Remixes:

Europapa - Official remix with vieze asbak & gladde paling

Europapa - Used remix by Belgian DJ used (Jo Eelen))

Europapa - DJ Paul Elstak remix

Europapa - Sped Up

Europapa - Ringtone by DJ Klingelton

- above 5 versions digital 5-4 on Europapa: Greatest Hits EP 

Europapa - karaoke (instrumental except for some Hey's and effects)

- Official karaoke album (digital)

Scroll down to see a Spotify list of coverversions of Europapa.

Charts:

Europapa enters the Dutch top 100 at #18 after only 7 hours after release. Also enters the top 40 at #1 after 1 week.

Also enters the Belgian Flemish charts at #1 after 1 week.

Dutch top 100: 18, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 1, 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 18, 19, 24, 28, 33, 37, 42, 44, 48, 53, 57, 68, 74, 78, 82, 87, 88, 87, 89, - (1-36)

Dutch top 40: (tip 28), 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 7, 1, 1, 4, 10, 21, 30, - (1-16)

Belgium (Flanders) top 50 (Ultratop): 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 8, 6, 3, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 11, 7, 9, 18, 20, 26, 32, 44, 45, 43, - (1-25)

Belgium (Wallonia) (post ESC) 35, 31, -

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 40, 55, -  re: 22, 1, 1, 6, 19, 17, 24, 31, 40, 49, 64, 84, - (1-14)

Sweden top 100 (Topplistan): 4, 4, 11, 25, 42, 53, - (4-6)

Finland top 50 (Ifpi): 2, 4, 12, 24, 36, 49, - (2-6)

Ireland top 100 (Irma): 22, 30, 56, -

Germany top 100 (ODC): 13, 14, 35, 55, ?, - (13-5)

U.K. top 100 (OCC): 37, 60, -

Norway top 40 (VG Lista): 17, 27, 40, -

Switzerland top 100 (Hitparade.ch): 12, 21, 41, 77, - (12-4)

Croatia top 25 (Billboard): 3, 11, -

Austria top 75: 5, 11, 24, 44, 62, (5-5)

Denmark top 40 (Tracklisten): 36, -

Spain top 100: 60, 88, -

Portugal top 200: 79, 195, -

Links and sources
Joost Klein: Instagram

You can watch the video here

AVROTROS Eurovision pages (in Dutch)

Croatia - Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim

2 - 547 pts / 1 - 177 pts in semi 1

Rim Tim Tagi Dim by Baby Lasagna is the Croatian entry for the 2024 Eurovision.

The song is written by Baby Lasagna a.k.a. 

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Marko Purišić himself.

He is the only one this year with a song written by just one songwriter, himself.

Rim Tim Dagi Tim was released as a digital single on January 12.

Baby Lasagna won the televote in the final with 337 points, 14 more than the runner up.

He also won his semi final (semi 1)

Initially Baby Lasagna was not in the line up for DORA 2024 but he was the first reserve. When singer Sza Sza withdrew he took over and now he's going to Malmö.

A full album, Demons and Mosquitos is expected later this year.

As the guitarist of Manntra, Marko Purišić fisnished fourth in the DORA 2019 competition with In The Shadows.

DORA 2024, Croatia's selection for Malmö, had their final on February 25 with semi's on February 22 and 23. 
There were 24 songs in the competition. 
Underpants Rockers Let3 had another go and heartthrob Damir Kedžo, who was chosen for the ill fated Rotterdam contest in 2020, also gave it another try. Let3 finished 3rd with a little help from Severina (Eurovision 2006) and Damir finished 4th.

All songs have been released as separate digital singles, search for DORA 2024 on Spotify or check this Youtube playlist (by HRT)

Versions:

Rim Tim Tagi Dim - original

- digital 12-1, Official Malmö album

Rim Tim tagi Dim - karaoke

- Official karaoke album (digital)

Charts

Billboard Croatian top 25: 2, 2, 6, 10, 13, 16, -, 20, -, 2, 1, 2, 4, 12, 21, 12, -

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 24, 4, 7, 11, 24, 30, 30, 37, 46, 56, 81, 93

Sweden top 100 (Topplistan): 6, 19, 49, 75, -

Finland top 50 (Ifpi): 4, 10, 31, -

Ireland top 100 (Irma): 26, 53, -

Germany top 100 (ODC): 50, -

U.K. top 100 (OCC): 36, 87, -

Netherlands top 100: 41. 67, -

Norway top 40 (VG Lista): 33, -

Belgium (Flanders) top 50 (Ultratop): 46, -

Switzerland top 100 (Hitparade.ch): 11, 32, 97, -

Austria top 75: 13, 40

Portugal top 200: 123

Links and sources:

Baby Lasagna: Insta, Shop, FB
DORA 2024 at ESC-History
HRT Dora pages, Eurovision pages (in Croatian) FB, Insta

 

The Eurovision Collections 2009 - 2024

Here are the Other Eurovision Collections and some other links you might find helpful.

1956 - 2020 Eurovision Collectors Guide (via FB)

Find out how you can get your own (inbetweenish) Eurovision Collectors Guide 1956-2020 via our Facebook page or download it here at ESC History. (Thanks Rick!)

The document features all Eurovision entries from 1956 to 2020 with points, places, versions, release details etc. 

Something updated and more userfriendly is under construction to be released after Liverpool.

We have a Facebook for the news bits, odd and ends. Find out more here.

On Spotify we have a playlist with the latest new versions, re-recordings and other discoveries of the tunes of Eurovision Past. Just search for Eurovision Collectors Guide Playlist and follow.

Eurocovers, the original website for Eurovision coverversions, Est. 2006.

And the other Collections (below) have all the details on releases, versions, charts, and other trivia you didn't know you needed. But you do!

Some of you may have some of these lying about

2009 Moscow
2010 Oslo
2011 Düsseldorf
2012 Baku
2013 Malmö
2014 Copenhagen
2015 Vienna
2016 Stockholm
2017 Kyiv
2018 Lisbon
2019 Tel Aviv
2020 Rotterdam (cancelled)
2021 Rotterdam 2.1

2022 Torino / Turin

2023 Liverpool
 

Greece - Marina Satti - Zári

11 - 126 pts / 5 - 86 pts in semi 2

debut album Yenna

This year it's 50 years ago that Greece made their debut on the Eurovision stage.

On October 25 ERT announced Marina Satti (Μαρίνα Σάττι) as the singer for Greece in the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest.

The title Zari (Ζάρι) was announced on February 13.

The song was revealed and released on 7-3

A digital EP release on May 10 features five versions of Zari, see versions below

The eclectic songwriter bunch are Marina Satti, Palmer Jordan Richard, Stolar Jay Lewit, OGE, Beshkov Konstantin Plamenov, Nick Kodonas, Gino the Ghost, 

Vlospa and Solmeister (Manolis Solidakis)

Marina Satti released her debut album Yenna (Birth) in 2022 including her biggest hit so far: Pali.

Her most recent single TUCUTUM combines both her Greek and Arab heritage and if it's anything to go by we could be in for something special in Malmö.

Zari EP image

Versions:

Zari - original

- digital 13-2, Official Malmö album

Zari - Live from Peristeri Greece / 2024

- digital EP 10-5

Zari - A Capella

- digital EP 10-5

Zari - Instrumental 

- digital EP 10-5

Zari - Sped Up

- digital EP 10-5

Zari - karaoke 

- Official karaoke album (digital)

Charts:

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 20, 62

Switzerland top 100 (Hitparade.ch): 99

Links and sources:
Martina Satti: FB, Website (in Greek), Insta

ERT Eurovision pages (in Greek)

Germany - Isaak - Always On The Run

12 - 117 pts, not in semi 

Isaak won the German selection for Malmö.

His song Always On The Run is written by Isaak Guderian (himself), Greg Taro, Kevin Lehr and Leo Salminen.

digital EP

Always On The Run was released as a digital single on January 19.

The original version is too long so it had to be edited for the official Malmö album and they took the opportunity to replace the word shit with shhh.

On May 10 Isaak released an EP with five versions.

The version listed as 'Eurovision 2024 - Germany' appears to be the Eurovision version but they re-introduced the Shit

The instrumental has some backing vocals but less than the karaoke version off the official karaoke album. See versions below.

Versions:

Always On The Run - ESC edit

- Official Malmö album

Always On The Run - ESC edit, Shit version

- digital EP 10-5

Always On The Run - single version 3:29

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- digital release 19-1, digital EP 10-5

Always On The Run - Duke sessions

- digital EP 10-5

Always On The Run - Live Orchestra version

- digital EP 10-5

Always On The Run - Instrumental

- digital EP 10-5

Always On The Run - karaoke

- Official karaoke album (digital)

Charts:

Germany top 100 (ODC): 22, 41, 64, 80, 90, 91, - (22-6)

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 21, 55, -

Switzerland top 100 (Hitparade.ch): 58, -

Austria top 75: 69

Eurovision Song Contest: Das Deutsche Finale took place on February 16.
There was one returning Eurovision star, Max Mutzke. He ended 8th in 2004 in Istanbul with Can't Wait Until Tonight. It gave him a #1 single and album in Germany.

8 songs were announced first, a 9th one came from the 'docutainment' series Ich will zum ESC (I want to go to ESC) hosted and coached by Conchita Wurst and Rea Harvey. The deciding show for this last ticket was on Februari 8.

Listen to the first 8 songs revealed here.

Links and sources:
Isaak: FB (personal, not updated), Insta, linktree

Germany 2024 at ESC-History

Eurovision Song Contest Deutschland: Website (in German) FB

Azerbaijan - Fahree feat. Ilkin Dovlatov - Özünlə Apar

14 - 11 pts in semi 2

Fahree (Fəxri İsmayılov) represented Azerbaijan in Malmö. He was joined on the Eurovision stage by Ilkin Dovlatov (İlkin Dövlətov).

The song Özünlə Apar (Take it with you) was revealed on March 15.

It was written by Fahree himself, Edgar Ravin, Hasan Haydar, Mila Miles and Mado Salikh.

Even though the title is in Azerbaijani, the song is in English with just a few lines in the home language.

The atmospheric OKtava version was released on May 10, after the elimination in semi 1.

OKtava version image

pic from Fahree's Instagram

Versions:

Özünlə Apar - original

- digital 15-3, Official Malmö album

Özünlə Apar - OKtava version

- digital 10-5

Özünlə Apar - karaoke

- Official karaoke album (digital)

Links and sources:
Fahree: Insta

Australia - Electric Fields - One Milkali (One Blood)

11 - 41 pts in semi 1
Duo Electric Fields represented Australia in Malmö with their song One Milkali (One blood).
The song is written by the Fields themselves, Zaachariaha Fields and Michel Ross.
Australia  video. The digital single was released on March 5 although it was already March 6 in Australia.

The Tseba mix was released on May 3

One Milkali (One Blood) is sung in English and also features phrases in Yankunytjatjara, an Aboriginal language.

In 2019 Electric Fields participated in the Australian selection Australia You Decide. Their song 2000 And Whatever finished 2nd. Later they announced the Australian jury vote in the Tel Aviv contest.

In 2020 the collaborated with Norwegian Eurovision stars KEiiNO on the single Would I Lie, which also appeared on the KEiiNO CD OKTA.

Versions:

One Milkali (One Blood) - original

- digital 5-3, Official Malmö album

One Milkali (One Blood) - Tseba mix

- digital 3 - 5

One Milkali (One Blood) - Motez remix

- digital 10-5

One Milkali (One Blood) - karaoke

- Official digital karaoke album

Links and sources:
Electric Fields: Website, FB

Malta - Sarah Bonnici - Loop

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16 - 13 pts in semi 2

Malta started their search for a Eurovision entry early. Starting in October, four rounds produced 12 songs which competed in the Malta Eurovision Song Contest final on the 3rd of February.

A  number of the 36 songs have been released as digital singles, but not all and the winning song is one of the songs not released yet. (but here's the video)

Loop is written by Sarah herself with Kevin Lee, Leire Gotxi Angel, Michael Joe Cini and Sebastian Pritchard-James.

The digital single was released in a new version on March 14 but the original version wasn't released except in videos / performances..

The acoustic version was released on May 7.

Versions:

Loop - single version

- digital 14-3, Official Malmö album

Loop - Acoustic

- digital 7-5

Loop - karaoke

- Official karaoke album (digital)

The original version only in videos/performances

Previous participants Kurt Calleja  (no he's not, See comments) and Moira Stafrace (of Chris and Moira, 1994) didn't make it to the final.

Links and sources:
Sarah Bonnici: FB, Insta

Malta 2024 at ESC-History

Malta Eurovision (PBS): FB, Instagram

Norway - Gåte - Ulveham

25 - 16 pts / 10 - 43 pts in semi 2

Gåte are the winners of this year's Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix with their song Ulveham (Wolfskin). The band beat jury favorites KEiiNO by winning the televote.

Ulveham, written by Gunhild Sundli, Jon Even Schärer, Magnus Børmark, Sturla Eide with Ronny Graff Janssen, didn't get there without some trouble.

the digital release image hasn't changed

The original version of Ulveham was originally released on a digital EP Vandrar, first available at their Bandcamp.

It can also be found on a compilation 2LP Huldra released on December 5.

An edit for the Melodi Grand Prix was released on January 5 (also first through Bandcamp) but it included a 1000 year old Nordic text Møya i Ulveham (The Maid in Wolf Skin) and an intro based on a recording by Marit Jensen Lillebuen.

After deliberation the song was adapted before the MGP final and the new version was released as a digital track on February 2.

At Spotify the new version replaces the first edit but other sources still have both versions available seperately.

The MGP line-up of Gåte is John Stenersen, Gunhild Sundli, Mats Paulsen, Magnus Børmark and Jon Even Shärer. Gåte loosely translates as riddle or enigma

Huldra

The 2LP Huldra, released on December 5 2023, has highlights of their career (they have been around since 1999) plus two new songs one being the original Ulveham.

(Indie recordings INDIE268LP)

The album is available through several European "indie" stores. While stocks last?

(google Gåte Huldra LP and a lot of shops pop up)

Ulveham the album

A compilation CD and LP including Ulveham will be released on June 16. It's titled Ulveham and will be available on CD and green vinyl LP.

The digital version is already out (May 3).

Here's a shopping link in Norway Update, there is a delay in the physical releases, check Gåte's socials and website.

From Gåte's blurb:

"The album, which also called Ulveham, consist of Gåte's latest songs from their release Vandrar, as well as three carefully chosen live favorites that has (sic) been especially well received by the Gåte audience this last year.
One of these is new and unique live recording of their song "Kjærleik", where they are joined by the amazing folk choir Koret Artemis".

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Versions:

Ulveham - MGP final version

- digital 2-2, Official Malmö album, Ulveham LP/CD

Ulveham - first MGP edit

- digital 5-1 on Bandcamp, 20-1 other sources

Ulveham - original long version (5:47)

- digital EP Vandrar (18-10, 2023), 2LP Huldra

Ulveham - instrumental (with vocal intro)

- digital 20-1

Ulveham - karaoke (more b-vox than above instrumental)

- Official karaoke album (digital)

Charts:

Lithuania top 100 (AGATA): 91

MGP

Norway's Melodi Grand Prix had their final on the 3rd of February. Three rounds preceded with three songs of each going to the final
All 18 songs have been released as digital single, I'm sure you can find a playlist at Spotify or Youtube.
Two successful Eurovision acts were among the participants. Margaret Berger came 4th in 2013 (in Malmö) en KEiiNO came 6th in 2019 but came first with the televote.

MGP Physicals

Gothminister, who proceded to the final from round one and finished 4th, will have their new album Pandemonium II out on CD and limited clear vinyl LP. It will include their MGP song We Come Alive, (Preorderable here, out March 5) 

Links and sources:
Gåte Bandcamp, FB, At Allthingslive, Insta, Shop at D2

Norway's MGP 2024 at ESC-History
NRK MGP pages (in Norwegian)

Remember the last time we were in Norway?