FSC 90

August 2016 saw the 90th edition of Forum Song Contest, held in Oslo, Norway, after Alan Walker and Iselin Solheim have won the previous competition with their song "Sing Me to Sleep". 
30 countries participated, including returnees Austria, Philippines and the United States. It was also the first FSC edition featuring an entry from Armenia. Belgium and Latvia however did not send an entry.
At the end of the voting, Norway emerged as the winning country again, thanks to the 126 points former ESC entrant Morland collected with his song "Skin". The Netherlands reached the second place and Italy came third, just like in FSC 89.
FSC 90 has become the first edition since FSC 74 in which no country failed to vote.
== The Host City ==
Oslo is the capital and most populous city in Norway. Oslo is considered a global city and ranked "Beta World City" in studies carried out by the Globalization and World Cities Study Group. It was ranked number one in terms of quality of life among European large cities. As of 2016, the Municipality of Oslo has a population of 658,390, while the population of the city's urban area was 942,084.
== The Venue ==
Oslo Spektrum is an indoor multi-purpose arena in Oslo, Norway. It opened in December 1990. Oslo Spektrum is primarily known for hosting major events, such as the Nobel Peace Prize Concert, the Eurovision Song Contest, and concerts by many artists of national and international fame. The seating capacity is 9,700. Currently Oslo Spektrum hosts a total of 100 events with some 400,00 visitors annually.
== The Hosts ==
Tone Damli Aaberge (born 12 April 1988, in Sogndal) is a Norwegian singer. She became famous for being a contestant in the Norwegian version of the Idol series.
Lene Marlin (born Lene Marlin Pedersen, 17 August 1980, Tromsø, Norway) is a Norwegian singer and musician. Marlin has won four awards: Best Pop Solo Artist, Best Single ("Sitting Down Here"), Best Newcomer and the 1999 Artist Of The Year at the Spellemannprisen, the Norwegian equivalent to the Grammy awards, as well as the MTV Europe award for Best Nordic Act, presented in Dublin, Ireland in November 1999.
== The Show ==
Nr.	Jury	Artist 	Song 	Rank	Points
01 	 	Ana Kokic 	Damelo 	14. 	60
02 	 	Alma 	Karma 	12. 	63
03 	 	Little Jinder 	Super 8 	18. 	43
04 	 	Ewa Farna 	Na Ostri Noze 	4. 	95
05 	 	Baleia 	Volta 	23. 	38
06 	 	Petar Graso 	Srce za Vodica (feat. Hana Huljic)	28. 	22
07 	 	Giusy Ferreri 	Volevo Te 	3. 	102
08 	 	Einhorn 	Tuxedo Mask 	15. 	56
09 	 	Zabrocki & Katarzyna Nosowska 	Czemu Wciaz Jest Czwartek 	30. 	16
10 	 	The Overtunes 	Yours Forever 	19. 	42
11 	 	Olly Murs 	You Don't Know Love 	8. 	75
12 	 	4Werke 	Jy Slaan Die Wind In My Seile 	22. 	41
13 	 	Kongsted & Cisilia 	Wild Child 	10. 	68
14 	 	Marion 	Free Fall Into Love 	17. 	46
15 	 	Thalía 	Desde Esa Noche (feat. Maluma) 	9. 	68
16 	 	Avantasia 	Lucifer 	16. 	54
17 	 	The Veronicas 	In My Blood 	6. 	89
18 	 	Morland 	Skin 	1. 	126
19 	 	Therr Maitz 	365 	7. 	78
20 	 	The Girl and the Robots 	Seek and Hide 	13. 	63
21 	 	Empyray 	Ch'kartses 	21. 	41
22 	 	Liis Lemsalu 	Sinu Ees 	20. 	41
23 	 	Cristina Balan 	Unbreakable 	5. 	93
24 	 	Dawn 	Honest 	26. 	31
25 	 	Natalie Papazoglu 	Ne Voroh 	25. 	33
26 	 	Demira 	Dragons 	2. 	109
27 	 	Andrea 	Love Is Mine 	24. 	36
28 	 	Kowalsky Meg a Vega 	Mit Mondjak Meg? 	29. 	18
29 	 	Ayda Jebat 	Pencuri Hati 	27. 	27
30 	 	Asli Demierer & Gökhan Türkmen	Korkak 	11. 	66
== The Results ==
== The Winner ==
MØRLAND - Skin: 
File:MØRLAND - Skin (Official Video)