Life after Helsinki 2007 Eurovision

Kasia Mos representing Poland greets and sends love to just YOU!

We continue with the blue theme as Poland walks on stage with water spraying (?)  with her violinist and white long dress that reveals more skin than the previous one. Add windmachine. That's it. Yawn. Boring. Oh, flock of birds! Some dogs. Her agitated moving isn't helping things either. Vocally ok but... the song is so boring.  This Poland underlines this year's trend: back to basics. Gone are the complicated choreographies and tons of props in general and so many are just standing in one spot belting out their song. Nothing wrong wit that, it's actually kinda refreshing but one needs an interesting song, too. 

  Poland's Kasia wears a white seethrough dress with her eg in display (why am I thinking Samantha Jones?) that is maybe her big dress, she has also another one to prove before deciding. She has also a violinist to keep her company on that big stage. Stars, dogs (??) doves and word Freedom in the backdrop. Apparently somewhat lighter presentation than the very dark and gloomy video. Vocally she can deliver, we know that by now, but I still don't care for the song that much. Polish diaspora will most likely push this into the final though and take a place from some more deserving one. Sadly. 

Pictures the national flower of Poland, poppy Kasia Moś won the Polish national final Krajowe Eliminacje 2017 with Flashlight . She was jury's favorite and televoters placed her second. She has co-written the song with Pete Baringger and Rickard Bonde Truumeel. Katarzyna "Kasia" Moś (30) is yet another "third time lucky" Eurovision wanna be having tried already in 2006 and last year. She has studied at Frederic Chopin music schhol has a degree in both cello and piano, and also jazz and contemporary music. She has worked her way through various music groups, projects and talent shows and ended up in Los Angeles in Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Revue for a couple of years. Her debut album came out in 2015. Flashlight is one of the many midtempo female songs that are apparently rather modern here in the bottom of my ranking list. I kinda like it when I hear it but then after it's soon forgotten. It doesn't crab me in any way. But this is one of th...

Poland has its national final this Saturday and Kasia Mos turned out third time lucky with her Flashlight (even if she didn't seem happy about it at any point of the evening...)  Kasia (30) has been around since 2002 and comes from a musical family and studied music properly. She tried her luck for the first time in Eurovision in 2006 but her I wanna know didn't make an impact. Later she joined The Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Revue in 2011. After that more tries in talent shows and musicals and in 2014 finally her debut album is released. Last year she tried again Eurovision with Addiction and finished 6th. Now, with Flashlight she became third time lucky and flies to Kyiv.