Singer Ollie Alexander announced via social media that the song had been chosen to represent the United Kingdom Eurovision It already has a name: Dua Lipa and Danny L. Produced by Harley, “Dizzy” will hit streaming platforms on March 1.
On the single's cover, the Years & Years project frontman appears hanging upside down on a serious swing.
DIZZY 🌀😵💫 My brand new single is coming March 1st!! I really can't wait to perform this on the Eurovision stage….OMG 💥❤️🔥 https://t.co/yETPETkzHj pic.twitter.com/hWUvqN2fOO
— olly alexander (@alexander_olly) February 7, 2024
Earlier, the artist had already released a teaser for the track on his TikTok profile. Remember!
Hello! Here is my first tease @Eurovision 'Maikam' song!! 🤭 Oh I'm so excited!!!! I love you!! https://t.co/yETPETkzHj pic.twitter.com/kWisQvv1AF
— olly alexander (@alexander_olly) February 7, 2024
It's worth recalling that Olly Alexander and company already headlined Lollapalooza Brasil in 2019. Since then, the band has changed its structure and become a solo project for the singer and songwriter.
Eurovision, the world's biggest non-televised sports competition, takes place in May in Sweden. Names such as Celine Dion, ABBA and, more recently, Maneskin's Band have already been unveiled in the competition. Even before it began, subtle issues gripped the edition, such as the publication of a protest letter signed by more than a thousand artists from the host country calling for Israel's disqualification.
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