Ireland: Brooke drops her new single 'Tongues'

Ireland: Brooke drops her new single 'Tongues'
Tuesday, 31 May 2022

  • The Irish Eurovision 2022 hopeful, Brooke Scullion, has released her new single titled 'Tongues'. 

    Following her participation in Turin with her banger song 'That's Rich' , Brooke is making a quick comeback with a new song titled 'Tongues'. 

    'Tongues' is in a rather lower tempo than her Eurovision 2022 entry and talks about the personal laguage of love people use to contact each other or talk to God. The song goes deeper in a more personal state of mind and soul in special spirtual occasions. 

    The lyrics are a work of Brooke herself in collaboration with LAWRENT and Christopher Markey and is a precursor of her upcoming new EP. 

     

    A few words for Brooke

    Brooke Scullion is a singer from Co Derry, in Northern Ireland, born in 1999. She attended studies at Ulster University Magee campus. Scullion has sung as live support for singers like Nathan Carter. She has also had a starring role in the School of Rock musical at Cookstown’s Burnavon Theatre.

    Rising to fame as a finalist of The Voice UK 2020, Brooke wowed the judges and viewers with her performances on the show, duetting with Ella Eyre and mentored by Grammy award-winning coach and singer Meghan Trainor.

    Back in February she won the Irish national final for Eurovision 2022, wth her entry  'That's Rich', which has been composed by herself along with Karl Zine and Izzy Warner. In Turin Brooke delivered an energertic performance of her banger song but sadly failed to qualify to the final finishing 15th in the 2nd semi-final show. 

     

    News Source/Image: Brooke Scullion Social media

     

     

     

     

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  • Angelos D.

    Angelos D.

    Loyal follower of the Eurovision Song Contest since 1987, I've made the competition one of the stories of my life. After attending as accredited press the event for 13 consecutive years along with the 2017-2024 JESC editions, I also enjoy the last three years sharing more Eurovision music through the Eurofans radio's project.