One of the key features that differs from our music related portal is professional reviews about the entries in the Eurovision Song Contest conducted by some of the most influential individuals in the music business. In fact, in the first semi-final, the editorial board of escflashmalta.com was proud to present a collaboration between songwriters and producers hailing from nations who have a lot of talent but then again, their backgrounds signified their important as well. Such projects have been continuously supported by our readers and therefore, we are proud to welcome a new panel of individuals who will be discussing the songs in the second semi-final. The second semi-final of this years' Eurovision Song Contest has been noted down to be quite a difficult one to obtain the position of a finalist from and this is due to the fact that there are a number of nations who somewhat have…

The final track of the first semi-final is going to be quite the bittersweet goodbye and this is due to the fact that Jan Van Dijck, Knut-Oyvind Hagen and the incredible production team at Pitchtunes will be bidding farewell having done their duties in the best possible way. Nevertheless, the show must go one for one last time in the first evening of the 2012 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan and closing the showcase will be Ireland, a country known to many fans as being the Queen of the event due to their history including seven victories. Trying to add to that impressive background will be the twins known as Jedward who will be performing the song Waterline written by Nick Jarl & Sharon Vaughn, the latter of which was one of the critics for the Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2012. Last the year…

The appointed critics for this years' edition of the reviews prior to the Eurovision Song Contest have been sharing their views on the tracks that are competing in this years' event and has somewhat agreed that whilst there are some smashing tracks in this first semi-final, the winner will most likely come out either of the second semi-final or through the five finalists that have made the billing due to their nations' status. The penultimate draw in the first evening set to take place on the 22nd May has been given to the country of Moldova who have had quite an entertaining set of entries throughout the years. This time round it does not seem to be any different as the singer; Pasha Parfeny will be taking to the stage to perform the song Lăutar which he wrote alongside Alex Brashovean. The song was chosen in a national final held…

One of the countries that has somewhat been phased out of the Eurovision Song Contest for quite some time due to what they stated to being a number of political issues returned in good form last year and will be hoping to maintain that as they take part in the 2012 edition of the competition which is being staged in the city of Baku, Azerbaijan. In fact, the sixteenth position in the running order has been handed out to Austria who left this showcase following a disappointing result back in 2007 with Eric Papilaya and his song Get a Life, Get Alive. This time round, they are being representing by a group who actually finished in the runner-up position last year commonly known as Trackshittaz and the track that they are putting forward is actually in a dialect bearing the name Woki Mit Deim Popo written by Lukas Plöchl and…