The musician gave fans a teaser of his Eurovision song Dizzy.
We’re months away from Eurovision 2024, and what better way to get us in the spirit than with a teaser of the UK’s Eurovision song?
On Wednesday 7th February, Olly Alexander, who’ll represent the UK at the 68th Song Contest this May, shared a 20-second clip of the song he’ll be performing.
Despite only hearing a snippet, some fans began predicting whether the song could change the UK’s fate and bring home a win.
“EUROVISION WINNER FOR SURE,” one user wrote on Instagram.
“Dizzy sounds soooo good, it’s gonna go straight into my playlist,” another said on X (formerly Twitter).
BBC Radio 2’s Eurovision host Scott Mills responded with: “YAAAAAAS here we gooooo.”
While his co-host Rylan, who has had an advance copy of the track, added: “I’ve been singing this for months it’s sooooo catchy.”
Read on for everything you need to know about the UK’s Eurovision 2024 song Dizzy.
What is Olly Alexander’s Eurovision song? UK Entry Dizzy revealed
Olly Alexander will be performing his song Dizzy at Eurovision 2024.
On Wednesday 7th February, he shared the chorus on his social media channels.
“Hello ! here’s the first tease of my @eurovision song ‘dizzy’ !! ???? oh i’m so excited !!!! i love you !!” he wrote alongside a video of him singing the chorus.
In the video clip, Alexander is seen performing the song on a rooftop at night-time wearing a pinstripe jacket with the sleeves cut off, a matching skort and a homemade rosette badge.
He sings: “So won’t you make me dizzy for your kisses / Will you take my hand and spin me / Round and round until the moment never ends.”
Back in December, Olly revealed that the song was “not a ballad” but would be “electronic, something you can dance to”.
It was co-written by Alexander and Danny L Harle, who has produced hits for likes of Dua Lipa, Chic and Charli XCX.
Eurovision 2024 will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in May.
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