After revealing the list of entrants a few weeks ago, Luxembourg’s broadcaster RTL has now released the seven songs that will compete in their national selection, the Luxembourg Song Contest.
Listen to the songs on RTL’s website and audio player
You can find the links to individual songs in the list below, and the full list here.
- Rythmic Southwave – “Stronger“
- Luzac – “Je Danse“
- Mäna – “Human Eyes“
- One Last Time – “Gambler’s Song“
- Laura Thorn – “La poupée monte le son“
- Zero Point Five – “Ride“
- Rafa Ela – “No Thank You“
International and local teams behind the entries
RTL also released the names of the composers of each song. Similarly to last year’s edition, there is a mix of local talents and international songwriters, including :
- Jonas Holteberg Jensen, for “Ride”, a Norwegian composer who (co-)composed, among other songs:
- “Bli med meg på gar’n”, “Death of us”, “Not meant to be” and “Take Me To Heaven”, in Norway’s MGP 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 respectively
- “Devil in the detail” by One Last Time, in last year’s Luxembourg Song Contest
- “To Ljubaj Je” in Montesong, Montenegro’s selection, last month
- Johan Jämtberg, for “No Thank You”, who co-composed “This is the night”, Malta’s 2012 Eurovision entry
- Linda Dale, for “Je Danse”, who co-composed “The Code”, that won Eurovision 2024, and “Queen of Kings”, Norway’s 2023 entry
- Edsun, for “Je Danse” too, who took part in the Luxembourg Song Contest last year
- Naomie Ayé Vajdovics Suarez, for “Stronger”, who also took part in the LSC last year, and who is the sister of Rythmic Southwave’s singer Carmen
The Luxembour Song Contest will once again be held at the Rockhal in Esch-sur-Alzette, next to the French border, not unlike Basel. The selection will consist of a unique show, on January 25, 2025.
How does this lineup compare to other selections? Can Luxembourg reach the final again in Basel? And more importantly, who is your favourite to represent the Grand Duchy at Eurovision? Tell us more in the comments below or on social media at @escxtra!
