The last of the six entries of Ireland’s Eurosong 2022 was premiered today on RTÉ Radio 1’s The Ryan Tubridy Show. The song comes from who will compete with the song “Yeah, We’re Gonna Get Out of It”.
Miles Graham is an Irish singer-songwriter, raised on the outskirts of Dublin. He released his first single “I’ll Never Let You Down” in 2014 and his second single “I Can’t Love You Again” was added to the playlist of BBC Radio 2 and Miles was invited to perform on the radio by Sir Terry Wogan. Two years later he featured on a song “1994” by the group L’Tric, that has clocked over five million streams on Spotify so far.
Miles Graham has released two EPs and the latest, All the Right Things, includes the single “Don’t Change“. In 2018 he featured on a song “Bright Skies (The Bit U Know)” by Dutch DJ Don Diablo.
Eurosong 2022
For the first time since 2015, Ireland will select their entry for Eurovision via a national final – marking a return of Eurosong, again as part of The Late Late Show. 320 songs were submitted to RTÉ for the selection. Six songs will take part in the show which will be held on Friday 4th February. The winning entry will be selected by a combination of a national jury, international jury and public vote.
The Eurosong 2022 entries have been released throughout this week. Brendan Murray, who represented Ireland in 2017 with “Dying to Try”, wants to return to the contest with “Real Love”. Also taking part is Rachel Goode with the song “I’m Loving Me”. Behind the song you can find three of the songwriters of Poland’s 2021 entry “The Ride” – Joakim Övrenius, Thomas Karlsson and Johan Mauritzson. The third song comes from Janet Grogan and the fourth song is “That’s Rich” by Brooke. Yesterday Patrick O’Sullivan‘s entry “One Night, One Kiss, One Promise” was released.
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