Yesterday was an extremely pivotal day in the local music industry with the Public Broadcasting Services going ahead and publishing the names of the artists, songwriters and the titles of the entries through to the second phase of the 2013 Malta Eurovision Song Contest. A selected batch of the entries might be called forth in order to perform in front of television cameras to make sure that they would be ready for the competition in the best possible way. A total of sixty-nine (69) entries managed to make the cut out of the original one hundred and eight two (182) following the results put forth from a panel of judges which were brought by the broadcaster for the purpose of the competition. We have been looking at the list in-depth and there are quite an intriguing amount of entries which might possibly make up the final list of competitors when…

Kurt Calleja along with his band made our country proud last year when they performed their entry This is the Night and qualifying to the final stage of the competition albeit a less inspired vocal performance whilst there but nevertheless, he was the first participant since 2009 to make it through to the final echelons of the competition and whoever is chosen this time round will have big shoes to fill hence forth why every stage of the 2013 edition of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest is important. The Public Broadcasting Services will be revealing a total of 68 entries which have made it through to the second phase of the national showcase. When comparing this number to the one announced last year, it seems to be very much on par due to the slightly extra submissions which have been received this time round proving it to be a record…

The management of time has to be well setup in order to reflex the skills of any individual and considering the work loads that many currently have to concur with, it does come slightly as a surprise to see that everything is ultimately finished with careful, strategic planning. Another week has passed and Wednesday nights, the middle of the week has been known to become lit up with drama during the evening due to the fact that Television Malta has slotted one of their most popular drama series in the prime time slot, making people more anxious to put up their feet, have a rest and enjoy all of the drama as it unfolds on their screens. D.R.E.A.M.S began as a pilot project last year featuring a stellar cast made up of true performers as most of them have the element of being a triple threat meaning that they could…

The preparations for the 2013 edition of the Malta Eurovision Song Contest continue noting that the Public Broadcasting Services is looking to improve on last years' competition by virtue of picking the best entries that have been submitted and considering that there were a total of 182, a record number of submissions since the broadcaster took over the competition wholeheartedly, it will be quite tough. In a press release posted on their official website, it has been stated that there submissions from over 100 different songwriters hailing from thirteen countries all over Europe including; Sweden, France, Norway, Spain, Israel and Australia. Nevertheless, the Public Broadcasting Services are also pleased to announce that a total of 120 entries seem to have involvement from local authors. The editorial team of escflashmalta.com has exclusively learnt that the Public Broadcasting Services received entries from Claudia Faniello, Rachel Verzin, Marilena Gauci, Stefan Galea, Kaya, Thomas…