Life after Helsinki 2007 Eurovision

Ramzi is the man behind two entries sent for Switzerland, Katerina and Kirsten Joy. Even though he admits losing his Eurovision virginity with this, he seems to have been bitten hard and who knows, maybe next time he takes the spotlight himself? He's working on this with Joshua Alamu, a name that might ring a bell.....  In this exclusive interview he tells a bit more about himself and this Eurovision project. And what Loreen has to do with it all?! Read and enjoy!  Ramzi, from Nigeria via London to Vienna? Yes, an interesting and unusual journey for sure...but an exciting one :) You have two songs in the running to become the Swiss entry in the Eurovision 2015. How did you get the idea to take part? I've been monitoring the Eurovision for the past few years. As a songwriter and music producer I'm always looking for platforms for my music...I came to realise that the Eurovision is one of them and I was pushed into submitting my tracks for Switzerland by my partn...

Kirsten Joy has submitted a song - clearly the best one so far if you ask this blogger! - to the Swiss selection, One life . Born in South Africa to missionary parents she describes herself today "culturally confused", thus being a perfect represent for Switzerland! Her name might ring a bell to some of you and yes, she's no stranger to television nor competitions. But now it's all about Eurovision and she sat down to tell a bit more about herself to all of you. Here goes:  Kirsten, from South Africa via UK to Vienna 2015?  Yeah...long story, lol! Describe Kirsten in five words:  Culturally confused, singing, pink* lover. (*as in the colour although I do like Pink the artist...OK way too many words!) How about your professional CV. You have a lot of experience of various kind, don't you? From backing some major names to singing demos and releasing your first EP. What's next? Yes, I've been very fortunate to have some pretty cool oppor...