Wiwi Jury: Lithuania’s Andrius Pojavis with “Something”
Last night the Wiwi Jury—our international panel of music un-professionals—flew to Vilnius to see if Andrius Pojavis had thrown away that hideous top hat. We then had a listen to…
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The Wiwi Jury: Switzerland’s Takasa with “You and Me”
After putting on our tightest pair of lederhosen and trekking through the Alps, the Wiwi Jury stopped in Zurich to review Takasa’s Eurovision song “You and Me”. Did the Salvation…
Wiwi Jury: Austria’s Natália Kelly with “Shine”
Last night the Wiwi Jury—our crack team of music un-professionals—grabbed our German dictionaries and headed to Vienna to review “Shine”—Natália Kelly’s song for Eurovision 2013. Did she shine like a head…
Wiwi Jury: Latvia’s PeR with “Here We Go”
Today the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music un-professionals—trekked to Riga to soak up the post-Soviet atmosphere and to review “Here We Go” from Grupa PeR. Did Ralfa Eilanda and…
The Wiwi Jury: Finland’s Krista Siegfrids with “Marry Me”
Today the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music un-professionals—traveled to Helsinki for some smoked fish and a side of Krista Siegfrids. Did we take “Marry Me” as our bride? Or…
Ralf Gyllenhammar Should Win Melodifestivalen With “Bed on Fire”
The Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music unprofessionals—has now reviewed all 10 Melodifestivalen finalists, and Ralf Gyllenhammar has come out on top.
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Robin Stjernberg
Earlier this morning the Wiwi Jury made some ABBA mix tapes and headed to the Friends Arena in Stockholm. Robin Stjernberg kept shouting “You” and we were, like, “Us?” and he was…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: State of Drama
Earlier this week the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music un-professionals—slipped into our blackest outfits and headed north to review State of Drama’s “Falling”. Did we end up catching them in…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Anton Ewald
Earlier today the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music unprofessionals—put on our dancing pants and set to reviewing Anton Ewald’s “Begging”. Were we begging for more? Or were we begging…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Yohio
Last night the Wiwi Jury packed all of our manga-inspired Japanese couture and headed to a capsule hotel in Stockholm. We then pulled out our notepads to review Yohio’s “Heartbreak Hotel”. Did…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Sean Banan
Last night the Wiwi Jury flew to Stockholm to listen to Sean Banan sing about a beach in Brazil. Did the song fill us with the warmth of Copacabana? Or…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: David Lindgren
Today the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music un-professionals—gathered to review David Lindgren’s “Skyline”. Did it reach the dizzying heights of David’s 2012 entry “Shout It Out”? Or did this…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Ulrik Munther
This morning the Wiwi Jury—our panel of music un-professionals—watched Ulrik Munther dancing in front of his LED screen as he belted out “Tell the World I’m Here”. Were we moved…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Ralf Gyllenhammar
Today the Wiwi Jury—our international panel of music un-professionals—got our fire hoses and prepared to review Ralf Gyllenhammar’s “Bed on Fire”. Did it burn the house down? And did we…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Ravaillacz
This afternoon the Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music unprofessionals—gathered to review Ravaillacz’s Melodifestivalen entry “En riktig jävla schlager”, which means “A Real Damn Schlager”. Did it end up being…
Wiwi Jury #Melfest Edition: Louise Hoffsten
The Wiwi Jury—our in-house panel of music un-professionals—will be reviewing each of this year’s Melodifestivalen finalists ahead of the March 9 showdown in Friends Arena. First up is Louise Hoffsten…
The Wiwi Jury: Final Prediction and Rankings for Eurovision 2012
The Wiwi Jury—our international panel of music unprofessionals—has reviewed all 42 Eurovision 2012 entries. Below you can read the individual reviews, and see our final rankings.
The Wiwi Jury: Britain’s Engelbert Humperdinck with “Love Will Set You Free”
The Wiwi Jury—our international panel of music un-professionals—calls London home. That made us extra keen to review Engelbert Humperdinck’s “Love Will Set You Free.” But we don’t play favorites on…