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Irish Eurovision 2022 hopeful Brooke Scullion wants to change the game with rock-pop bop That's Rich
officialcharts.comThere are many ways to "do" Eurovision successfully, but the most obvious path to success is one many people actually overlook: just enter with a good song.
Brooke Scullion - a former Top 3 finalist in The Voice UK's 2020 series - has thankfully chosen to follow this advice. That's Rich, a break-up song inspired sonically by the likes of Blondie, Avril Lavigne and Paramore, is hoping to take Brooke all the way to Eurovision 2022 as Ireland's finalist.
It's a confident song, both sonically and lyrically, which isn't interested in being anything else other than a good song from beginning to end. "Eurovision wasn't immediately in my mind [for the song]," Brooke reveals to us. "Because it isn't the typical Eurovision song.
The Eurovision fans are going to die. When was the last time you heard Ireland submit something as modern as fresh [as this]?
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