We caught up with Cork artist, Bambie Thug, who is competing to represent Ireland at Eurovision this year. Bambie's song, titled Doomsday Blues, has gained popularity with their unique Ouija Pop style. Bambie expresses excitement and nerves about the upcoming Eurosong competition and hopes to bring attention to the artistic talent in Cork.
Eurosong is just around the corner and we have some really incredible artists competing to represent Ireland at Eurovision this year. We caught up with Cork artist, Bambie Thug whose song is entitled Doomsday Blues , a relatable title to say the least! The non-binary artist is a force to be reckoned with, a completely independent artist who has amassed over 45k monthly listeners via their unique, self-styled Ouija Pop .
Hey Bambie! Congratulations on getting to Eurosong, are you nervous about Friday? I’m slightly nervous, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a bit nervous, but I am excited. I’m excited and nervous, combined. I know! It would be so amazing to represent Cork and I feel like really for the last few years anyways Cork hasn’t had any kind of like spotlight on it at all! This place is so fruitful for poets, poetry and dance and like it’s got the school of music, and it got this beautiful, classical conservation, like it’s so chocker block full of art, here. I’d love to represent my city obviously and you know what Cork fans are like, their mental, so that would be grea
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