Eurovision Hits Are Born At The Suisa Songwriting Camp

(MENAFN- Swissinfo) Before the Swiss Eurovision Song Content (ESC) candidate Zoë Më was selected for the home game in Basel, she completed the Suisa songwriting camp. So did some of her predecessors like Nemo or Gjon's Tears. Is the camp the Swiss recipe for success at the ESC? This content was published on March 24, 2025 - 14:00 5 minutes Keystone-SDA

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Zoë Më will represent Switzerland with her song Voyage in May at the ESC. The song was created at a songwriting camp organised by Suisa, the cooperative of authors and publishers of music.

She started in Scotland, the 24-year-old from Fribourg said at the announcement of her song in March. Once she had the first verse, a pre-chorus and chorus, she sent her material to the composer and producer Tom Oehler. The song was completed at the Suisa songwriting camp.

'Our inspiration was Zoë'

“Zoë came up with a beautiful piano instrumental,” says Scottish co-composer Emily Middlemas, whose stage name is iLi, in a Suisa video. Tom Oehler adds:“I think we were all inspired by the idea she brought with her.” The rest of the song came from the two musicians.“We didn't have a reference song or a template, our inspiration was Zoë,” says Oehler.

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