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Eurovision 2021: Acoustic Versions
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Eurovision 2021 songs: Alternative versions

Several artists who will compete in Eurovision 2021 have now released alternative versions of their entries. Take a listen to the ones released so far

It seems that a new trend has immersed amongst the Eurovision 2021 artists and that is releasing an acoustic (or slower) version of their Eurovision entries.

Take a listen to the alternative versions released so far and we'll continue to update this post if more are released.

Eurovision 2021 – Alternative versions

Albania: Anxhela Peristeri – "Karma"
Azerbaijan: Efendi – "Mata Hari"
Belgium: Hooverphonic – "The Wrong Place"
Bulgaria: Victoria – "Growing Up Is Getting Old"
Croatia: Albina – "Tick-Tock"
Czech Republic: Benny Cristo – "Omaga"
France: Barbara Pravi – "Voilà"
Germany: Jendrik – "I Don't Feel Hate"
Latvia: Samanta Tīna – "The Moon Is Rising"
Malta: Destiny – "Je Me Casse"
Portugal: The Black Mamba – "Love Is On My Side"
Serbia: Hurricane – "Loco Loco"
Slovenia: Ana Soklič – "Amen"
Sweden: Tusse – "Voices"
Spain: Blas Cantó – "Voy a Quedarme"
United Kingdom: James Newman – "Embers"


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