Melodi Grand Prix 2023

During today's Super Saturday, Denmark is one of the countries which is going to be selecting their song for Eurovision 2023.

- Maia Maia – Beautiful BS – 11% Moments after the eight songs were released, we asked you to let us know who YOUR favorites are in this year’s Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2023. During today’s Super Saturday, Denmark is one of the countries which is going to be selecting their song for Eurovision 2023.

Are you reddi for the show? On Super Saturday — that's 11 February — Denmark will choose this year's Eurovision entry, as Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2023 gets ...

Micky Skeel comes second with 21% and EYJAA third with 16%. There were two clear favourites in our poll, but coming out on top were the Danish-Icelandic sister duo of EYJAA with “I Was Gonna Marry Him”. Here we see Reiley being well ahead of the rest with 33% of all streams.

David Popescu – Denmark; Tyler Griffith – United States of America. We shall see what the two had to say about the 8 competing song, and if their combined score ...

Not exactly much that makes the difference, but top 3 surely sticks out from the rest, with Micky Skeel‘s song “Glansbillede“, taking the top of this review panel. The biggest demerit is the autotune, as I’m really not sure if there will be a way for Reiley to sound good with how much the studio version of the song relies on that. David – 3: “I would literally describe this as a hippie anthem, it’s all over the place, trying to include as much as possible and doesn’t really go anywhere, despite it tries to do so. Tyler – 4: “I already don’t like the sound of Reiley’s voice, but looking past my own personal preferences, the song has potential as being an Andra Chansen song in Melodifestivalen. The lyrics are fine, the singing is fine, the song overall is just fine! David – 5: “Very Danish, but in a good way, and I’m not talking about the song being in Danish. The lyrics are much too repetitive and drags the song as a result, making the song feel much longer to get through. Tyler – 4,5: “The requisite “We’re All Different, But Actually, We’re All The Same” song, and that’s never really been a genre that has endeared itself to me. “Human” doesn’t bring anything new to the table for me. David – 4: “I’m just going to assume this is the rocker anthem of national finals this year. Tyler – 6: “I enjoyed the instrumentation for this, even if it feels slightly too basic for my tastes. I actually enjoy the composition, but how it’s lyrically built really sets me off and leaves me more confused.”

The melodies are hot. The Danish men are hotter. And the world waits with baited breath for Denmark to choose their song for Liverpool. Dansk Melodi Grand Prix ...

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