Eurovision: It’s a heavy year to be in it, says Bambie Thug

Away from political controversy, Bambie is gearing up to bring their unique sound to the contest in Malmo.

Described by them as , yes, ouija-pop, Bambie explained: “It can be anything, all of my music has got a bit of a cult tinge.

“I was kind of sick of: ‘What’s your genre?’

“My genre is: I’m a songwriter, I’m a lyricist, I’m a performer.”

Perhaps there’s no better example than Doomsday Blue, a genre-clash of epic proportions that’s proved popular with the public.

“I wanted to showcase all the facets of myself like spoken word poetry, singing, jazzy crooning, metal, screaming, I squeeze it all in,” Bambie said.

“I made it with some of my very close friends who are also incredible musicians, all I can remember [from] making it is it was really fun, I’m proud of it.”