[KillingYourCareer]

Here are the artists I want:


POLAND: Margaret
She had a decent hit called "Thank You Very Much" in Germany and Italy in 2013, and her nudist video was the funniest thing on TV back then.




FINLAND: Robin Packalen
Often referred to as the Finnish Justin Bieber, he has nothing to do with the Canadian heartthrob. He's actually really easy-going and has an adorable smile. He's more pop-rock oriented.




DENMARK: Medina
The number one pop girl in Denmark, she's also had hits in Germany. Her electropop music slays, but she's said not to be that good live. Still, she can serve an "Euphoria"-sized bop.




SWEDEN: Marie Serneholt
She's only released one album in 2006, accompanied by the hit "That's the Way That My Heart Goes". It's about time she comes back and serves a sexy performance to assure Sweden its second win in a row.




ESTONIA: Kerli
After her 2009 hit "Walking on Air", she's been really off the radar. The Eurovision fans might appreciate her unique style and her career could rise like a phoenix.




BELGIUM: Ian Thomas
Starting off as the Belgian Justin Bieber and releasing the Dutch version of "Baby", they saw it didn't work, so now he's been trying to start a career in the States. Should he stick with Europe instead? I think so.




FRANCE: Alizée
No need to explain this one. She's what France needs to win.




SPAIN: María Isabel
After winning the Junior ESC in 2004 with her iconic hit "Ante muerta que sencilla", the updated version of the child singer has been posting videos of herself singing on YouTube. And she's pretty great!




ITALY: Elisa
Elisa is the only Italian artist that could serve a breathtaking vocal performance of an English ballad, all written by herself.




AUSTRIA: Christina Stürmer
She could serve the highlight rock performance of the night. The human-looking Lordi will snatch.




SLOVAKIA: Katarína Knechtová
Christina would have some good competition: the number one pop girl in Slovakia, previously member of the top selling band Peha, is a rocker as well.




SERBIA: Milena Ćeranić
This beautiful and talented gypsy girl kinda disappeared after her elimination at the talent show 'Zvezde granda' in 2009, but she could come back with a folk-inspired dance bop and slay everyone.




ROMANIA: Alexandra Stan & Inna
Who wouldn't be here for a duet from the two queens of dance music from Romania?




UNITED KINGDOM: Atomic Kitten
A catchy comeback single from the 2000s top selling girl band might do well.




RUSSIA: Alsou
This beautiful girl from Tatarstan competed in 2000 with "Solo" and arrived second. She has it all: beauty, talent and even dance moves. Could she snatch the victory that Russia deserved in 2015?




KAZAKHSTAN : Dilnaz Akhmadieva
In case Kazakhstan decides to debut, why not send a catchy folk-pop bop from the local "Serdce moe" hitmaker?

[Sasha.]

Marie Serneholt is not going to happen

[*Tim]

Now sis, I am now here for the UK using yet another retired artist recovered from the bin. They were on the right way with Molly, but needed to up their game a lil more

[P!nk Forever]

I have a few suggestions too.

AUSTRIA: Zoe
She participated this year but lost to The Makemakes & Dawa. Like her last entry she could include french folky beats in her tune.


POLAND: Aneta Sablik
Although she won German Idol back in 2014, but she has a power range ala Beyoncé and she's actually polish and would get many many points from german countries.


GERMANY: Pino Severino
An X-Factor and German Idol reject but with a good voice. Maybe he could finally have some luck at the ESC. Points from Italy maybe?


SWITZERLAND: DJ Antoine
Maybe with special guest popstar. He's well known in Europe, so why not?


BELGIUM: Kate Ryan
She participated years ago but is actually well known for her dance hits and she's sexy.


NETHERLANDS: Within Temptation/Sharon den Adel
Either with her band or solo. It could work for the Goth-Queen! And they have fans all over Europe.


FINLAND: Kivimetsän Druidi/ Leeni-Maria Hovila
And another metal band with a female lead singer. Take an ethnic song and she could surprise you solo aswell.


PORTUGAL: Nelly Furtado
Yes, the worldwide known singer. Actually from Canada but with portuguese roots - remember Celine Dion (Canada/Switzerland). Her career has been on a low - an ESC win could do wonders.


UK: Rizzle Kicks
UK, actually with a modern hip-hop act. They're not any worse than past UK entries.


SWEDEN: Mando Diao
Although one of the front-leaders left the band they are still relatively successful. An 80's influenced rock song like 'Black Saturday' could be the entry for their hosting country.


FRANCE: Zaz
The french singer, most known for her hit 'Je Veux' could perform an acoustic folk song in french and chart higher than her predecessors.


DENMARK: Medina
I'm with KillingYourCareer on this one. Screams 'Europhia' nostalgia.


AUSTRALIA: Lenka
If Australia has the chance to participate again, they should send Lenka (known for hit 'The Show'). Though still relatively unknown she could have a try at the ESC.


IRELAND: The Corrs
Irish band relatively known for past hits like 'Breathless' or 'Summer Sunshine' they could have some sort of comeback.


NORWAY: Maria Mena
She could convince the audience with a balladesque song like Boggie (Hungary) had this year. Maybe add a duet partner and it could be a hit.


TURKEY: Tarkan
Who doesn't know his 90s hit 'Şımarık (Kiss Kiss)'? Another comeback option for the ESC and still good looking.


SPAIN: Enrique Iglesias
Actually really from Spain and like Furtado blessed with worldwide hits he could try the ESC with an R&B pop number to make himself a bit relevant again.

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by *Tim

Now sis, I am now here for the UK using yet another retired artist recovered from the bin. They were on the right way with Molly, but needed to up their game a lil more

Yeah, the UK showed a lot of promise for a few years. 2009 was great - a new, but competent, singer with a song written by a famous composer.

In 2010 they kinda tried to do the same thing but... yeah... A for effort I guess, but the end result was terrible. Still, they made an effort.

2011 was their best attempt imo - bring back a relatively recent act that saw success across Europe at their peak and give them a modern song. They blew it at the jury rehearsal (I think the televoting had them top 5 or something?), unfortunately, but it was the best overall package we've seen from the UK in the last 15 or so years.

2012 and 2013 were just... messy. Yeah. BUT! The BBC did try. They're just completely clueless as to what will do well in Eurovision. Great - you sent famous singers, but maybe try to find someone who wasn't born when dinosaurs were still alive.

2014 was also a great effort. A competent singer-songwriter with a song that was set to do really well... until they blew it with the performance.

I honestly don't know what to say about 2015. No famous singer, no famous composers, no typical ESC song... What were they aiming for exactly?

[Sasha.]

Listening to my 2015 playlist and Iceland started playing, this flop will never not be funny

[Dark Miracles]

Originally posted by P!nk Forever

PORTUGAL: Nelly Furtado
Yes, the worldwide known singer. Actually from Canada but with portuguese roots - remember Celine Dion (Canada/Switzerland). Her career has been on a low - an ESC win could do wonders.

Yess!!!! Nelly was supposed to participate in 2004 with Força but saved the song for the European Cup instead.

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by Sasha.

Listening to my 2015 playlist and Iceland started playing, this flop will never not be funny

Don't come for the best song of the year after Russia's.

[KillingYourCareer]

Not P!nk Forever wanting Enrique Iglesias for Spain. He's still WAY too relevant, "Bailando" was the top-selling song of 2014 in Italy

[Komet blu]

Can Italy sent that one singer, Lady Ga Ga, (idk if you heard about her), she's really a good performer imo.

ot: Estonia deserved better this year.

[greeneyedsoul]

Croatia should send Lorde...

[P!nk Forever]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

Not P!nk Forever wanting Enrique Iglesias for Spain. He's still WAY too relevant, "Bailando" was the top-selling song of 2014 in Italy

Others wanting Gaga & Lorde who are still more relevant than him.

[Komet blu]

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

Don't come for the best song of the year after Russia's.

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by P!nk Forever

Others wanting Gaga & Lorde who are still more relevant than him.

When they tried to send already famous artists they either got booed (t.A.T.u) or flopped (Blue, Las Ketchup, Kate Ryan). I'd rather have every country send local stars or brand new artists like Lena in 2010 and most German contestants in the past few years.

[KillingYourCareer]

Originally posted by Komet blu

Can Italy sent that one singer, Lady Ga Ga, (idk if you heard about her), she's really a good performer imo.

ot: Estonia deserved better this year.

Well over here we tend to consider Italian people who have an Italian citizenship or who, at least, speak Italian. The others are POSERS. Gaga and Ariana are American, they better stop this "I'm Italian" **** when they can only say two sentences each in Italian

[GypsyLife]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

When they tried to send already famous artists they either got booed (t.A.T.u) or flopped (Blue, Las Ketchup, Kate Ryan). I'd rather have every country send local stars or brand new artists like Lena in 2010 and most German contestants in the past few years.

That's the whole thing isn't it. The contest has it's own set of rules. It can make you into a star if done well but being a star and participating says nothing.

[KillingYourCareer]

Hungary is IN, hunties.

[Mr Greenbird]

Originally posted by P!nk Forever

SWEDEN: Mando Diao
Although one of the front-leaders left the band they are still relatively successful. An 80's influenced rock song like 'Black Saturday' could be the entry for their hosting country.

I think they better go back to with Rock n Roll tbh

[Mr Greenbird]

Originally posted by KillingYourCareer

SWEDEN: Marie Serneholt
She's only released one album in 2006, accompanied by the hit "That's the Way That My Heart Goes". It's about time she comes back and serves a sexy performance to assure Sweden its second win in a row.

She won't happen unless SVT cancel MF and select her as Internal Selection
and yay for Milena Ćeranić