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If you'd told me this time last year that my new favourite genre of 2023 was going to be Finnish rap, I'd have said "no I hate rap".
Well, actually I'd have said "this is some kind of Eurovision related nonsense isn't it?" and the answer is yes. The people's champ Käärijä hooked me in with his party metal, got me checking out his rap back-catalogue and now Spotify has decided all my playlists should be Finnish and here we are.
For me also. Eurovision has been very meh for me, but this year I actually liked many of the songs and Germany really didn't deserve the last place in finals.
I don't like the style Käärijä's albums are produced, but live he is awesome. Cha cha is even better when he can do his own thing instead of worrying the choreography.
https://areena.yle.fi/1-65740787
Love that live show! The week after such a crushing disappointment, too.
It was a ridiculously strong year, and agreed 100% about Germany. I've actually been listening to a fair bit of Lord of the Lost as well since the final. I am a Eurovision superfan so may be biased, but it's kinda crazy how many new types of music it can introduce you to.
Also had Ylivoimainen by KUUMAA on repeat, the Finnish national selection was absolutely stacked (as per).
Ja ja ding dong!