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"Their choreographer is Jüri Nael – the only person is Estonia to hold a Masters degree in theatrical dance production."
For the first time in the history of Eurovision, five girls and five record players will take to the stage of the Eurovision Song Contest – it’s Suntribe, a girl band that is hugely popular in Estonia. The band is made up of Mari-Leen Kaselaan, Rebecca Kontus, Daana Ots, Laura Põldvere, and Jaanika Vilipo. They are all under 22 years old, they all go to school and they have all been learning music for several years. Their hobbies include motorbikes, modelling, swimming, folk dance and cooking. Their musical role models are Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, Madonna and Anouk as their musical role models. Their choreographer is Jüri Nael – the only person is Estonia to hold a Masters degree holder in theatrical dance production. The girls’ stage outfits are made by the most glamorous fashion designer in Estonia – Gerly Tinn. Estonia will thus send two girlbands to the Eurovision Song Contest this year as Vanilla Ninja will be representing Switzerland. The writer of the "Let's get Loud" is Estonian selection veteran Sven Lõhmus. He has written several songs for the Estonian final before, including Church of love (1999), Another country song (2002) and Vanilla Ninja's Club Kung-Fu (2003). |
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The Singer You get the feeling that this is what happened when 4 young girls were bored of the same old soaps and instead watched the Estonian version of Why Don't You during the Summer Holidays. They had an idea and before they knew it, had qualified for the Eurovision Song Contest. They're perky young things, of that there's no doubt, kids you can see baking cookies with an extra ingreient of God to sell around the neighbourhood. Add to thsi that Estonia's most glamorous fashion designer has come up with an incredibly daring mix of t-shirt and jeans for this occasion, and a winning combo it is not. |
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The Past Ruffus got punched upon arriving back
in Tallinn in 2003 after the contest. Some might say an over-reaction
by the Estonians, a nation who weren't used to Eurovision failure. Wogan's
paranoid fantasy of "Baltic block voting" aside, Estonia has
done a super job over the years bearing in mind the handicap of so many
singers/songs with double consonants and vowels. They won it in 2001 with
a commonly held opinion that it was a sack of shite, and should have never
got close to the podium. Last year they had a drummer who flew himself
across the stage and head-butted the cymbals...and it still didn't help
them. |
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The
Song "We're not angels in the sky The state rests. Gestures - 12 It
should be higher as there's four of these with a full quota of eight arms
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| Overall In a Nutshell |
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"The Shrink Says" Suntribe suggest to me a human manifestation of phi phenomenon,
that is, a visual illusion whereby single movements of life blinking off
and on in succession, appears to actually move. |
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Let's Get Loud I'm hot like Indian spice, like boiling water When the bass is loud, drums sound like a thunder We're not angels in the sky Come on, girls sing along that song Come on, girls you can rock the crowd Turn off the TV set We're not angels in the sky Come on, girls sing along that song Come on, girls you can rock the crowd Come on, girls sing along that song Come on, girls you can rock the crowd Come on, girls sing along that song Come on, girls you can rock the crowd |
| Prediction | Semi Final | =7th |
| Final | TBA (N/A) |
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