At London Eurovision Party, Rosie has the chance to speak to Malta’s Emma Muscat. They discuss everything that has happened since her MESC victory, including the reasons behind the change of song, the process of choosing a new one, and her adorable dog! (No pictures of the dog, I’m afraid, but she sounds adorable!)
Emma will represent Malta at Eurovision 2022 with her song “I Am What I Am”.
About Emma Muscat
Emma has been active in the European music industry since 2016, when she released her first song “Alone” on her YouTube channel. In 2018, she participated in Italian TV show Amici di Maria De Filippi, and reached the grand final. Despite not winning, she achieved a deal with Warner Music Italia, and since then has collaborated with a number of major European artists including Shade and Junior Cally. Alongside this, she released her EP “Moments” in 2018.
Outside of her music, Emma lives in Italy and also works as a model.
Listen to Emma’s song “I Am What I Am” on streaming services
Spotify
Apple Music
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Malta’s Eurovision Journey
Malta made their Eurovision debut in 1971, with Joe Grech performing “Marija I-Maltija” (Maria the Maltese Lass), finishing 18th with 52 points. Malta did not participate in Eurovision from 1975 until 1991. That year they returned with the song “Could It Be” by Paul Giordimaina and Georgina, finishing 12th with 32 points.
Since then, Malta has been at every Eurovision and finished in the top 10 an impressive 12 times. Their best result so far is second place, which they’ve achieved twice. The first time was in 2002, when Ira Losco sang “7th Wonder,” and the second time in 2005 with Chiara’s “Angel.” Malta’s most recent Eurovision entry was 2015 Junior Eurovision winner Destiny, who scored 255 points and finished 7th with the song “Je me casse.”
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