Poll: Which Eurovision 2021 song has the best cover art?

We’re all gearing up for the return of Eurovision in May. And as we get closer to the contest, we’ve got the songs from the class of 2021 on repeat. The Rotterdam playlist features 39 songs in total — each with unique single cover artwork. So now, we want to know: which song has your favourite single cover?

Eurovision 2021: Cover art

There’s plenty of variety in terms of cover art this year. Vibrant or subdued, conceptual or literal — the artists aren’t holding back in terms of artistic vision.

Some artists have gone down the classic route. Ana Soklič’s “Amen” cover art, for example, features the Slovenian singer stood statuesque with a wind machine blowing her hair. Meanwhile, Destiny’s “Je Me Casse” artwork is inspired by the fashion of 1920s ballroom.

Elsewhere, artists have gone more colourful and cartoonish. TIX’s “Fallen Angel” art shows Norway’s singer descending from the heavens into a fiery hellscape. Senhit’s “Adrenalina” artwork shows a cartoonish caricature of San Marino’s Freaky Queen.

And of course, there’s Natalia Gordienko’s sugar-encrusted lips on the “Sugar” artwork. There’s truly something for everyone this year.

You’ve heard their songs. You’ve seen the artwork. Now, it’s time to pick a favourite. Vote in our poll now!

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Eurovision 2021: Cover Art

This poll contains a whopping 38 choices*. You can get a better look at all of the Eurovision cover art in the collage featured at the top of this page or on our Eurovision 2021 Spotify playlist.

• Albania: Anxhela Peristeri — “Karma”
• Australia: Montaigne — “Technicolour”
• Austria: Vincent Bueno — “Amen”
• Azerbaijan: Efendi — “Mata Hari”
• Belgium: Hooverphonic — “The Wrong Place”
• Bulgaria: VICTORIA — “Growing Up Is Getting Old”
• Croatia: Albina — “Tick-Tock”
• Cyprus: Elena Tsagrinou — “El Diablo”
• Czech Republic: Benny Cristo — “Omaga”
• Denmark: Fyr og Flamme — “Øve os på hinanden”
• Estonia: Uku Suviste — “The Lucky One”
• Finland: Blind Channel — “Dark Side”
• France: Barbara Pravi — “Voilà”
• Georgia: Tornike Kipiani — “You”
• Germany: Jendrik — “I Don’t Feel Hate”
• Greece: Stefania — “Last Dance”
• Iceland: Daði og Gagnamagnið — “10 Years”
• Ireland: Lesley Roy — “Maps”
• Israel: Eden Alene — “Set Me Free”
• Italy: Måneskin — “ZITTI E BUONI”
• Latvia: Samanta Tina — “The Moon Is Rising”
• Lithuania: The Roop — “Discoteque”
• Malta: Destiny — “Je Me Casse”
• Moldova: Natalia Gordienko — “Sugar”
• The Netherlands: Jeangu Macrooy — “Birth of a New Age”
• North Macedonia: Vasil — “Here I Stand”
• Norway: TIX — “Fallen Angel”
• Poland: Rafał — “The Ride”
• Romania: Roxen — “Amnesia”
• Russia: Manizha — “Russian Woman”
• San Marino: Senhit — “Adrenalina”
• Serbia: Hurricane — “Loco Loco”
• Slovenia: Ana Soklič — “Amen”
• Spain: Blas Cantó — “Voy a quedarme”
• Sweden: Tusse — “Voices”
• Switzerland: Gjon’s Tears — “Tout l’univers”
• Ukraine: Go_A — “SHUM”
• United Kingdom: James Newman — “Embers”

*Note: For the purposes of this poll, we are only including songs that have received a full single release separate to any national final compilation album. Hence, we are excluding The Black Mamba’s “Love Is On My Side”. The Portuguese entry is yet to receive a single release away from the Festival da Cançao 2021 official album. 

Poll: Which Eurovision 2021 song has your favourite cover art?

As usual, you can vote for as many songs as you like. But you can only vote once — so choose wisely, and make it count. Europe, start voting now!

Which artwork did you vote for? Will the cover art be any indication of possible staging in Rotterdam? Let us know what you think in the comments below. 

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