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With just under 5 weeks to go for the Maltese national selection, which will ultimately select the Maltese representative for Vienna, PBS, the national broadcaster has commenced the promotional campaign that will be spread over the coming weeks on all mediums of PBS.

Below you can find the 20 full songs competing to represent Malta in Vienna accompanied by a music video.

 

Lyndsay Pace – Home

 

Glen Vella – Breakaway

 

Trilogy – Chasing a Dream

 

Karen DeBattista – 12, Baker Street

 

Franklin – Still Here

 

Deborah C – It’s OK

 

Lawrence Gray – The One That You Love

 

Amber – Warrior

 

Daniel Testa – Something In The Way

 

Jessika – Fandango

 

Christabelle – Rush

 

Chris Grech – Closed Doors

 

L-Aħwa – Beautiful To Me

 

Raquel – Stop Haunting Me

 

Danica Muscat – Close Your Eyes

 

Corazon – Secretly

 

Iona Dalli – Could Have Been Me

 

Domenique – Take Me As I Am

 

Dominik – Once In A While

 

Ekklesia Sisters – Love and Let Go

 

All 20 artists will get the chance to be interviewed as well as get their music video shown on multiple shows on both TV and Radio. There will be a total of 7 slots each day:

  • TVAM
  • TVPM
  • Before the 6pm news bulletin
  • Before the 8pm news bulletin
  • DanUSan (Radju Malta 1)
  • Filgħodu ma’ Frederick Zammit (Radju Malta 2)
  • Carlo’s Breakfast Café (Magic Malta)
The MESC 2015 semi final will be held on Friday 21st November where the 20 songs will fight for 14 places in the final taking place the following day, on Saturday 22nd November. Both shows will be staged at the Marsa shipbuilding on the same stage of the Junior Eurovision 2014.

Stay tuned to ESCToday.com for the latest news from Malta and the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Vienna, Austria.


I'm Luke Borg and I'm from Malta. I'm currently studying media and I'm a big Eurovision fan! My first Eurovision memory is when I was 8 and asked my dad why we have to sing in the semi-final to be able to sing on Saturday...it was in 2004!