The UK’s entry to this year’s Eurovision Song Contest has been released. Look Mum No Computer will sing “Eins Zwei Drei” in Vienna in May.
“Eins Zwei Drei” gets first airplay
The song was played for the first time on Scott Mills’ breakfast show on BBC Radio 2 at 8am local time on Friday (March 6th). It comes after Look Mum No Computer revealed the title of the song – “Eins Zwei Drei” – on Monday (March 2nd). You can listen to the song here!
The song, sung in English and German, is a synth-heavy song that deals with Look Mum No Computer’s boredom at the mundane events of life. There are multiple references to British-specific catchphrases. Following its first airplay on BBC Radio 2, the UK will perform in the Grand Final, as well as in the second semi-final on May 14th.
Speaking on the release of the song, Look Mum No Computer said:
I am absolutely buzzing that the world can finally hear what we have created.
Eins, Zwei, Drei was born during a session with the other writers and producers on my synthesizer ‘Kosmo’, and I couldn’t be prouder of it. I want people to be able to dance, shout, singalong, and just embrace the absurd jubilation that I hope it sparks when you listen to it. We’re working hard on pulling together all the elements to make it one of the wildest performances to ever grace the Eurovision stage, which is no small feat! See you in Vienna!
Who is Look Mum No Computer?
Look Mum No Computer is the stage name of Sam Battle, a 35-year-old singer-songwriter from the English county of Kent. A keen singer, Sam first came to prominence with his Youtube channel, which was set up in 2013. He was also involved in a number of different musical projects, before creating his own music under the moniker of Look Mum No Computer in 2019. Since then, he has achieved musical success with his blend of 80s-style synths and experimental machines, including Tesla coils and even Furby toys. His Eurovision song, “Eins Zwei Drei”, was written by Sam himself, as well as Lasse Midtsian Nymann, Julie ‘Kill J’ Aagaard and Thomas Stengaard.
United Kingdom’s Eurovision journey
The UK is one of the most successful countries in the Eurovision Song Contest. Debuting at the second edition of the Contest in 1957, the United Kingdom won the competition on five occasions. The most recent win for the UK was in 1997 with Katrina and the Waves, singing “Love Shine A Light”. The UK also holds the record for second-place finishes – currently at 16.
In 2025, Remember Monday represented the UK in Basel with his song “What the Hell Just Happened”. At the close of voting, the UK finished 19th in a field of 26, earning 88 points. All these points came from the jury.
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