Swiss Eurovision 2023 representative Remo Forrer is back with another song. The “Watergun” singer has this week released new single “Reverie”, ahead of his upcoming “Falling” tour.
About “Reverie”
Remo Forrer, who represented Switzerland in the 2023 Eurovision Grand Final, has released his latest single “Reverie”. The single is the second song Remo has released so far in 2026, with “Falling” being his first new single back in March, ahead of his upcoming “Falling” tour.
The song is a big, indie-pop ballad with a anthemic chorus. Remo’s vocals shine on this track, with most of the music being pared down in the opening verses, before a grand, final chorus, sees Remo joined by a choir. The song is emotional, and intense, while still being sweet and full of love. Remo knows how to deliver a passionate record, and this latest single is a great example of that.
Reverie – “a state of being pleasantly lost in one’s thoughts, similar to a daydream or a dreamy, absorbed state of meditation” (Cambridge).
The new single was co-written and co-composed by Remo himself, alongside Dany Weisz and Dana Burkhard. Remo has a list of upcoming tour dates across Switzerland and surrounding countries towards the end of 2026, and a “Falling” tour scheduled for early 2027. For more info and tickets, check out his website.
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Who is Remo Forrer?
Remo Forrer was born in Switzerland in 2001. His first competitive music appearance came when Remo auditioned for third season of The Voice of Switzerland in late 2019. On the show, he received a 4 chair turn from all coaches at his first audition, and went on to join Noah Veraguth’s team. Remo would eventually be declared the winner of the third season of The Voice of Switzerland, marking the start of his fame in the country. He has also made appearances on the German television talent show I Can See Your Voice, and appeared as “Orca” on The Masked Singer Switzerland in 2023.
Remo’s Eurovision journey
For the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool, Swiss broadcaster SRG SSR internally selected Remo to represent them with the song “Watergun”. Remo performed in the first of the Semi-Finals in Liverpool, and earned a spot in the Saturday Grand Final.
During the Grand Final in Liverpool, Remo performed in the third spot in the running order. At the close of voting in Liverpool, “Watergun” would finish in 20th position. Remo was awarded a total of 92 points. Of these, 61 came from the international juries, while 31 were awarded by the public televote.
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Fernando Koziel