The
Wiwi Jury our in-house team of music unprofessionals is reviewing and rating the 39 competing songs in Eurovision 2021. Next we turn to Austria where
Vincent Bueno has
Vincent Bueno – “Amen”
“Amen” reviews
Deban: Gripping, atmospheric and driven by a lead vocal that’s totally in control, Vincent Bueno’s “Amen” is a dark lament signalling the end of a broken relationship. This mid-tempo ballad is paired with metaphoric visuals, compelling lyrics and an artist who’s experienced real-life trauma. However, despite the track’s numerous strengths, its sound design is a major letdown. The mixing and mastering of “Amen” is reminiscent of OneRepublic’s production. With an arresting song title and a meaningful concept that responds positively to many art forms, it is disappointing to end up with a final mix that sounds pretty damn basic.
The
Wiwi Jury our in-house team of music unprofessionals is reviewing and rating the 39 competing songs in Eurovision 2021. Next we take a look at Slovenia, where
Ana Soklič has
Ana Soklič – “Amen”
“Amen” reviews
Julian: Oh Lord, what a voice. We already knew Ana’s big voice and her range but “Amen” definitely shows her voice at the next level! Beginning slowly, Ana had me with her first note singing. Going on, the song builds beautifully into a big chorus and a gospel choir supports her, elevating the song even more. While there a people who see “Amen” as a typical ballad which it actually is I would not underestimate Ana to convince listeners at home and in the jury to vote Slovenia into the final!
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