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25 Jun 2016

The Post-Eurovision Check In

JOYEurovision: The Show, Music, News, Society & Culture

What happens after the 15 minutes of Eurovision fame?

Michael and Mark check in on past contestants to see what they’ve been up to. There’s a heap of new music to entertain your eardrums, as well as some updates on your Euro faves.

The Music

Måns Zelmerlöw – Fire in the Rain       

הראל סקעת- שיבואו עלינו

Harel Skaat – Sheyavou Aleinu [LGBT – Hebrew: Come To Us]       

Ελευθερία Ελευθερίου – Στον κόσμο τον δικό της (Eleftheria Eleftheriou – Ston Kosmo Ton Diko Tis) [Greek: The World On Its Own]       

Mørland – Make A Sail       

Amir – Très haut [French: High Up]

Elaiza – Hurricane       

Gaitana – Как бы не было больно [Ukrainian: No Matter How It Hurts]       

Nadav Guedj – Hold the City       

Frans – Young Like Us

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