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In Austrian German we would call you a "Blitzgneisser"Embarrassing. The song seems.ti consists of two lines of lead vocals whilst the rest is completely backed up as a backing track doing all the heavy lifting.
This is even worse than Bejba.
Embarrassing. The song seems.ti consists of two lines of lead vocals whilst the rest is completely backed up as a backing track doing all the heavy lifting.
This is even worse than Bejba.
Recorded backing vocals were a mistake
It's genre immanent. Show me one sung Eurodance pop of the 90s or 00s without backing vocals, Nothing embarrassing here, besides your comment.Embarrassing. The song seems.ti consists of two lines of lead vocals whilst the rest is completely backed up as a backing track doing all the heavy lifting.
This is even worse than Bejba.
I cannot believe this is allowed lol
The only embarassing thing I can witness are Austrians hurling unwarranted insults at those who disagree that we don't deserve all praise and glory.It's genre immanent. Show me one sung Eurodance pop of the 90s or 00s without backing vocals, Nothing embarrassing here, besides your comment.
Nothing is more embarrassing than your excuses every year to be honestIt's genre immanent. Show me one sung Eurodance pop of the 90s or 00s without backing vocals, Nothing embarrassing here, besides your comment.
I faced death in 2019/20.Nothing is more embarrassing than your excuses every year to be honest
It's genre immanent. Show me one sung Eurodance pop of the 90s or 00s without backing vocals, Nothing embarrassing here, besides your comment.
I faced death in 2019/20.
I am a pancreatic cancer survivor.
Nothing embarrasses me anymore.
I also think that EBU needs to overthink the rules concerning the backing vocals.I'm not "shocked" about it (I mean, some Melodifestivalen performances are basically 75% backing track being played at this point as well) - I stand by my comment - I think it's embarrassing to release official karaoke versions in which the backing track basically supports or even does the heavy lifting of 95% of the lead vocals.
A backing track should be in the back(ground) - supporting the chorus, pre-chorus and doing some other melodies to make the sound richer.
is a fun entry - I would like to see it qualify and I'm glad we finally got some Eurodance-esque track in the contest but it's fine to level criticism at how much (vocal) input can be detected by the artist - 2023 got heavily criticised for making use of some backing track which made up for Bejba's half-assed vocals (even on this forum - and rightfully so).
The Austrian karaoke version is even worse, imo - apart from the first two lines per verse.. are there any other parts Kaleen is about to sing without being overshadowed by some pre-recorded vocals?
At this point, it's sad that some delegations think that coming up with "almost lip-syncing" performances were fair or even a desirable path to follow in terms of Eurovision.
But who knows.. I just hope that the Karaoke version won't be one to be heard in May - personally, I think that the lead vocals should be sung.. you know.. by the lead artist.
Otherwise, I could be listening to Milli Vanilli or watch the "Mini Playback show" (some Austrians/Germans still might be familiar with the concept of that show).
I also think that EBU needs to overthink the rules concerning the backing vocals.
But in this case it also should be clear that the karaoke version is not identical with the backing track used in Malmö. I guess they finally will fix the backing track in the rehearsal week.