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Melodi ni Solarie 29

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Gautar hosted the 29th edition of Melodi ni Solarie, being the second time that the city does so under the slogan *Good Vibes*.

The same format adopted since the 25th edition was kept - with one jury voting in both semifinals and finals, the final had one extra recap grading. The points for the total sum had been used but it has been detected that they have been given wrongly - by alphabetical order rather than the usual ranking of points. That made the final being annulled ( Atlans initially had won due the wrong distribution of points but ended up being 4th). It was the first time that the final had to be restarted after the points for the whole sum have been deleted.

The issues in the voting caused a problem: originally,  Nordens won its 4th title (a tie with  Austrin for the record of titles to date) with Freddie and the song *Már Nem Számít.* The runner up was  Sudatlantiek also had a song sung in Hungarian. However it was detected a mistake many editions later where  Sudatlantiek points were wrongly given, which caused the

Not only it is the first singer from Hungary to win the title and the first Hungarian song to win the title but it is the first time the top 2 was formed by two songs sun in the same language other than English:

 Maragat won the jury title (second time in a row) which marks the second time that the host province wins the jury (first time was with  Austrinborg on Melodi ni Solarie 27), also second time that a province wins a jury title twice in a row ( Plataneyjar did for the first time during the 14th and 15th edition. The PJ Harvey's victory in the jury marks the lower placement for a jury win:  Maragat ended only on the 9th position in the festival.
Melodi ni Solarie 36

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For the first time,  Harrenfeld hosts an edition of Melodi ni Solarie in its capital, Ligsby.

The same competition standard format was applied, while the number of qualifiers returned to be 6 per semifinal + 2 wildcards - which had not happened in the previous edition.

 Atlans wins its 3rd title and returns to three wins after its title from Melodi ni Solarie 2 has been revoked after it returned to its original winner,  Fielden. With three more points than the runner-up  Jarnælands, Atlantís won with Gabriel Rios and the song *Gold.*

For the first time in history, an artist from Puerto Rico wins the title and the English language makes its 17th winner overall.

 Nordens's Thorsteinn Einarsson with the song *Galaxy* won the Jury Title after finishing 3rd in the regular competition.
Melodi ni Solarie 26

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The 26th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held for the first time in Gautar,  Maragat. The theme of this edition was songs recommended by Spotify under the option ''Made for You''.

The same format was used from the last edition, with one jury voting in the semifinals and final. The semis were listened to twice and a full ranking has been done and the final three times + a recap. Grading for general ranking in the final wasn't used this time, first and only time to date it has not been counted as part of the final points.

For the 3rd time,  Austrinborg won the title with the song *Little Light* by Lewis Watson, leaving  Sudatlantiek in the 2nd place for the second time (which is the best result of the province so far).

With the win,  Austrinborg joins  Atlans,  Jarnælands and  Nordens as the provinces with 3 titles. Also, it is the 3rd time that a province wins the title right after hosting (a second title in three editions), after  Austrin victories on **MS 5**and **MS 7**and  Jarnælands victories on **MS 17** and **MS 19.**

Also it is the second time that three songs in English win the festival three times in a row, between the first time between **MS 2** and **MS 4****.** Also England gets a top 2 sweep: beats a record of 5 wins in the festival and a 3rd title as runner up.  Lukkö that has finished in 4th was declared the Jury Winner for the first time.
Melodi ni Solarie 129

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The 129th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Atlans following its victory with the song *Sangria* by Arlo Parks and Easy Life. This edition under the slogan *Art.*adopted the 3-stage competition with 4 heats, three semifinals (including a golden round) and a 16-song final. Only one jury voted in all stages. While  Kastalls and  Pokrieter returned to the competition,  Jarnælands and  Verhagen were forced to withdraw as the provinces finished in the bottom 2 of the last competition.

In the end,  Pokrieter surprised everybody and won the final - which had qualified to as a wildcard with the song *Kintsugi* by the hip hop ensamble Children of Zeus, being the first time a hip hop song wins the competition.  Nordatlantik finished as a close runner-up, in second place one point behind the first place.

This is the 3rd act from England to win in a row, making the country's 15th title in a row.  Pokrieter won its 4th title overall, the first in 18 editions.

The jury title went to  Kirksden that not only get its first jury win as its first jury medal ever with the band The Dreggs. The province had initially finished 8th in the regular competition.  Torsholm getting its 2nd runner up place in a row in the jury and  Kastalls closing the jury's top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 25

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The 25th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part in the capital  Austrinborg for the second time.

Under the slogan *Silver Linings,* the theme of this edition were returning artists that haven't reached top 4 in their previous editions.

This edition is also known for a slightly change in the format: even though the two semifinals and the final with 15 provinces with the host province being automatically qualified to the final, the semifinals started being ranked by points and every province had their ranking in the semifinal in their historic.

At the end,  Maragat wins its first title in the modern history of the contest with Maggie Rogers and the song *Light On.* They also won as the jury winners, being only the 7th time in 25 editions that it happens (being the last time Douwe Bob who won Melodi ni Solarie 13 and the Jury as well).  Fortalet finished in 2nd place, being this the 3rd time the country ends as runner up, being its best result to date.

This is the 3rd time an artist from the United States wins the title and the 12th song in English to win the title. Also it is the first time the slot #7 in the final produces a winner.
Melodi ni Solarie 139

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The 139th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the second time in  Kastalls under the slogan *Thrills*. This edition's format was the same as the previous edition, although two juries have picked the songs - even though the results of jury and regular edition was decided on the vote of only one jury.

In the end,  Talar won its 3rd title - 116 editions after its last title, ending the biggest hiatus in the competition for a title win. The province beat  Atlans in the title's match for 52-48% with the song *Homem ao Mar* by the band Stereophant.

This is the 6th time that a band from  Brazil wins the title, while *Homem ao Mar* is the 8th song sung in Portuguese to win. Worth noting that all winning songs from  Talar were songs from Brazil sung in Portuguese language.

The jury title went for the third time to  Torsholm with the song *Cool to be Unhappy* by Elephant Castle - that ended 9th place in the original contest. The runner up was  Eldureyjar (for a second time in a row in the jury) while the regular competition's runner up  Atlans finished 3rd in the jury.

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Melodi ni Solarie 136

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The 136th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Austrin and it was a themed song in celebration of Eurovision 2021 that took place during this edition. All provinces were represented by artists that took part of Eurovision 2021 or Eurovision 2020 (that have not returned to this years' edition).

This edition's format was the same as the previous edition: 5 heats and one final, although this edition had a 17-song final (one less than the previous edition). Only one jury voted in the semifinals and final - while the semifinals had points atributed to the songs, the final's decision were based on eliminatory rankings.

In the end,  Styrknes hailed as the winner, while  Harrenfeld was second and  Austrinborg was the third. With the win,  Styrknes won its second title - the first in 59 editions with *Imaginary Friend* by the singer Victoria. This is the first time an artist from Bulgaria wins the title and this is the 31st time a woman wins the title as well.

The jury winner went to  Harrenfeld with the song *Vol'nyya Sny (Вольныя сны)* by Navi and Val. This is the first time a song from Belarus and the belarusian song wins a MS title - the act had finished 2nd in the regular competition.  Fielden finished second and  Austrinborg was third.
Melodi ni Solarie 90

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The 90th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was helden in  Fielden. The edition's format was the same used during MS 86 to MS 88 with a little format change: the first place in every heat was qualified directly to the final, while the last places were eliminated and the remaining entries qualified to the semifinals - where the 3rd to 6th place from MS 89 were allocated.

This is first time an edition is held in two cities, however it is not the first that it happens, as the 87th edition in  Paduls was held in three cities.

This was the special edition where all the provinces were represented by returning artists. Four former winners returned to this edition, with all of them making to the final. The best placed among them was Greta van Fleet representing  Fortalet that ended in the second place.

The winner was  Eldureyjar that took home its 5th title with the band Rival Sons and the song *Too Bad*. The band had already taken place twice in the competition, reaching the 2nd and the 3rd place previously.

This was the 14th win of a band from the United States, being the 47th song in English to win the title.

 Maragat became 14th province to complete the Grand Slam, after finishing on the 10th place in the regular competiton.
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Melodi ni Solarie 119

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The 119th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Sintmartæn for the 7th time, kicking off on 27th August 2020.

This edition used the classific format of two semifinals and a 17-song final as the edition songs were chosen by two juries. The finalists were picked by the two juries, therefore there were no points used in the semifinals.

The final was voted with the help of one extra jury, while the Jury Winner pick was chosen by the juries who voted in the semifinal.

In the end,  Sintmartæn came out as the winner for the 7th time with *Torna a Casa* by Måneskin *-* only 1 point ahead of  Barilot. the runner up. This was the first win for the province in 14 editions.

*Torna a Casa* became the second song sung in Italian language to win the contest, while Måneskinbecame the second band from Italy to win.

The jury title went to the french band Jil is Lucky (the 5th band from France to receive the Jurty Title) and the song *Out of Home*, giving the 6th jury title to  Jarnælands. The regular edition winner finished with the 3rd place at the jury voting, while  Austrinborg achieved the second place.
Melodi ni Solarie 17

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For the fourth time,  Austrin hosted the competition, for the first time in Pieters.

The same format was kept from the last editions: two semifinals with 12 provinces in each, the host province automatically qualified to the finals that counted with 15 songs in total.

In the end,  Jarnælands won its second title with the song "Wall" by Felix Räuber, four points ahead of  Fortalet who reached a second place for the second edition in a row, the province best result to date.

The winning song, the 9th winner in English is sung by a German singer, marking the second winner that comes from Germany, but the first one to win with a non-german song.

The semifinals and the finals counted with the votes of two juries.

The theme of this edition was songs from countries that took part of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Melodi ni Solarie 68

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The 68th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Harrenfeld for the third time under the slogan *Rise*.

In this edition, the songs were chosen by the two juries who voted on dub.dj in both semifinals. The final, however, happened for the first time in three steps: after the first voting, the top 10 qualified for another round of listening/voting. After the second voting, the top 5 qualified for the third round of listening/voting, where the winners were announced.

In the end,  Sudatlantiek tied with  Atlans on the first place and ended up being declared the winner, taking the 3rd title home. This is the first title of the province in 29 editions.  Plataneyjar e  Austrinborg complete the top 4 of this edition.

This edition marks the 8th time that a tie for the 1st place happens in the history of the festival and the first since MS 65 (the previous editions that a draw happened for the first place were MS 6, MS 7, MS 12, MS 15, MS 35 and MS 56).

The winning song *Hallelujah (So Low)* is the 38th song in English language to win the contest, while Editors is the 11th title for England, which once again is the leading country in titles, one ahead of the USA to date.

 Sudatlantiek also won its 4th Jury Title, making this the 16th time where the winner of the regular edition also takes the jury title.  Plataneyjar and  Madrigalle completed the Jury's top 4.
Melodi ni Solarie 80

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Hosted in  Atlans, the 80th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was the 2nd edition since the rule changes for returnee editions: all past MS alumni can return - independently of their past results - and the finals are expanded to 18 songs, with a special colour for the 5th place.

WIth a high number of past winners returning, it was a non-winner who hadn't reached the top 4 in its first try: Tim Bendzko took the win for  Austrinborg with the song *Hoch.* It is the 8th title for the province, that ties with  Nordens and  Austrin as the biggest winners and the first provinces to reach 8 titles. The host province,  Atlans ended up as the runner up.

This marks the 8th time a song sung in German wins the contest, consolidating the language with the most successful foreign language to date.

This is the 8th time in a row that a song in foreign language wins the contest, an absolute record thus far.

The jury title was won by the host province,  Atlans- this is the fourth time a host province wins the jury title - first time was with   Austrinborg, proceeded by  Maragat and  Jarnælands. It's also the 5th time that a province wins the Jury Title twice in a row.
Melodi ni Solarie 18

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The 18th edition of **Melodi ni Solarie 18** was held for the second time in  Jarnælands.

The same format was kept from the last editions: two semifinals with 12 provinces in each, the host province automatically qualified to the finals that counted with 15 songs in total.

Two juries voted in the semifinals and three juries voted in the final. In the end, MOA with the song "Ile Udźwignie Niebo" won the third title for  Atlans that ties in victories with  Austrin, marking the two provinces to win the most to date.

The song is completely sung in Polish, a language to win its first title in the history of the competition, after conquering two runner-up places. It also marks the first time an artist from Poland wins the competition.

The runner up, twelve points behind the winner was Melisses representing  Sudatlantiek, the best result of the province to date. Also, it marks the best result ever of a wildcard in the final.

This edition's theme were non-English songs.
Melodi ni Solarie 79

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For the fourth time, Melodi ni Solarie was host in  Harrenfeld. The theme for this edition was songs blindly chosen on Spotify.

The same format as the previous two editions were kept: two previous finalists (the host province +  Atlans) were directly qualified to the final, while 6 songs from each semifinal + 2 wildcards also qualified to the 16-song final. One jury voted in the semifinals through ranking and the finals were decided by two juries in direct vote.

In the end,  Atlans emerged as winner for the 5th time - the first time in 27 editions - with the song *Kommissar* by Fibel. Four points behind,  Kastalls (its first top 4 under its new name and flag) and  Sintmartæn ended tied in 2nd and 3rd place respectively.

*Kommissar* is the 6th song in German language to win, while Fibel is the 7th winning artist to hail from Germany. This is the 7th time in a row that a song in foreign language wins the contest, an absolute record thus far.

 Atlans also won the the Jury Title, being only the 18th time that a song takes both crowns (regular and jury title). *Kommissar*'s victory brought the 3rd jury title for the province.  Sudatlantiek and  Kastalls completed the top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 82

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The 82nd edition of Melodi ni Solarie happened for the 6th time in  Atlans after its previous victory with the band Atlas Genius.

This was a blind edition: the songs were randomly chosen and assigned to the provinces. One jury voted in the semifinals by ranking system and the final was judged by one jury as well through points system.

In the end,  Atlans won its 7th title - the 3rd title in 4 editions, an absolute record thus far. The province also became the fourth host province to win at home: only  Nordens,  Eldureyjar and  Austrinborg have managed to win two titles in a row.

 Pokrieter managed its second best place as runner up, while  Kastalls ranked third.

With the victory, the band SIND takes the 9th title to Germany and *Alpina Weiss* becomes the 8th song in German to win the title.

 Riklaren, with a 7th place in the final, became the 10th province to complete a career slam.

Despite ending the final vote on the 10th place, the jury title went to  Plataneyjar, being its 5th title, the 4th to Norway overall.  Atlans and  Pokrieter completed the jury's top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 1

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The new edition of Melodi ni Solari started in the city of Marvin, Austrin. The theme was songs in diverse languages of the world were the 25 provinces fought for the first title of new season.

In this edition, there were no points distribution and the winner was decided by ranking decision.

Under the slogan "Við erum heim" (Icelandic for "We are home", a nod to the last winning song of the first edition of Melodi ni Solari), the song "Dagen Jeg Blir Rik" became the first winner.

 Austrin as the host hasn't qualified to the finals, being the first one to do so. The province won the last edition - edition 100th - and therefore hosted the first contest of the new season.

The song is performed in Norwegian by Benjamin Beats, a young pop electronic musician & the rapper Oral Bee, both being originally from Norway.
Melodi ni Solarie 20

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The 20th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part in Reikinn for the 3rd time, a record for a host city so far.

This was the 2nd edition of the Welcome Back theme (the first was Melodi ni Solarie 10) where artists that had already taken part of the contest come back to try their luck once again.  Austrin,  Verhagen and  Fielden were the only provinces who sent previous winners to compete again - and all of them qualified to the final but couldn't match their precious results.

 Austrin,  Nordatlantik,  Fortalet and  Kastalísker have sent the same artist for the 3rd time. Only JORIS from  Kastalísker managed to get his best result after his 3rd try. Clueso from  Austrin became the first artist to have achieved 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the contest in 3 participations.

In the end,  Nordens achieved its 3rd victory with "*Mourir Vieux (Avec Toi)*" by Tim Dup, who had previously achieved a 2nd place in Melodi ni Solarie 9, making him and Clueso the only artists who haved placed in the two highest positions.

Tim Dup becomes the first artist from France to win the competition. With the 3rd title,  Nordens ties with  Atlans,  Austrin and  Jarnælands as the provinces with the most titles.
Melodi ni Solarie 69

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The 69th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the second time in  Sudatlantiek, after its 3rd victory in the previous contest.

This edition's theme were female vocalists - the first female only in 27 editions (it is also the 4th female-only edition overall, after Melodi ni Solarie 13, Melodi ni Solarie 34 and Melodi ni Solarie 42). The format was kept the same, however only one jury voted in the semifinals and finals.

In the end,  Madrigalle won its 4th title with *In He Comes* by Cathy Davey, being the 3rd female vocalist to win for the province and the 17th woman to win overall.

She is also the 4th artist from Ireland to win the title and the 39th song sung in English language to conquer the title.

 Moinsmark ended in 2nd place, 6 points behind the leader. It's the 5th time that the province ends as a runner up.

The jury title went to  Verhagen, being this the province's second win in the jury. The band TEKE::TEKE guaranteed the 3rd win to Canada and the first top 3 for Japanese language.  Plataneyjar and  Fielden complete the jury results.
Melodi ni Solarie 138

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 Barilot and Trelet host Melodi ni Solarie for the 3rd time, the first in 20 editions.

This edition followed the same method as the previous one: the knock-out final format was adopted with some changes: there were 7 heats with 4 songs, being the first time where finalists are not given an automatic qualification spot to the final. In the first round, the first songs of every heat were automatically qualified to the final and one wildcard was given to an 8th song. These 8 songs were separated in two groups: the four best ones according to the heats went to the 1/1 pot, while the other four to the 1/2 pot. In a second round, 8 wildcards have been given to songs independently of the heats they were located and the four best songs were set in the 2/1 pot and the remaining four were allocated to 2/2. The final's draw happened according to the pots and knock-out matches happened until a winner was announced. However unlike past edition, this wasn't a blind edition.

The final battle was between  Harrenfeld and  Kastalls with a 55-45 score favorable to  Kastalls, who won its 2nd title overall - the first 78 editions and its first title in a regular competition.

This is the 22nd time that a song from the  United States wins the title, an absolute record up to date.
Melodi ni Solarie 100

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The 100th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Fielden for the 7th time.

To celebrate the 100th edition of the festival, a new format has been chosen: the main edition counted with songs that had taken part in previous editions but didn't manage to win. The secondary event were an edition with all past winners to battle out for the title of best winning song of Melodi ni Solarie's first season.

The main event entitled *Second Chance* took place in two different stages: the first, one jury chose 18 songs for the first super final that had 5 voting juries that took place live on plug.dj. This stage was worth of 50% of the final points.

In the second stage, all the songs were shared in two different finals that took place live on plug.dj with two voting juries. The 18 finalists went to a superfinal where two juries voted on their favorites and this counted as 50% of the final points.

In the end, there was a thre-way draw for the title, with  Madrigalle's Angèle and *Jalousie* taking the title. The song had previously taken part of MS 20, finishing on the 6th place. The runner up was Balthazar with *Bunker* for  Austrin and the 3rd place went for  Fielden's *Alligator* by Of Monsters and Men.

In the Winners section, the victory went to *Grip (Omarm Me)* by Bazart, representing  Austrin. The song beat  Harrenfeld's T*rick of the Light* by one point.

Meanwhile, the Jury Title offered only for the regular competition (Second Chance). The winner was alt-J with *Taro,* representing  Atlans.

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Melodi ni Solarie 53

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The 53rd edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Atlans.

After the special edition and two editions with the classic format for the final, the competition format went back to the regular one: two juries voting in the semifinals and three juries voting in the final. The songs in the semifinal were picked by jury decision rather than ranking.

In the end,  Sintmartæn confirmed its favouritism and won its 4th title with the band Cousin Tony's Brand New Firebird and the song *Soothsayer.*  Ventland got a surprising second place to mark its first time in the top 4 in after 53 editions.

With  Sintmartæn's victory, English language got its 27th title and Australia got its 3rd win (being the last time with  Sintmartæn as well, in the same 13rd position in the running order as well).

This final was marked by a mistake in the voting: initially the host province  Atlans had finished third; however when the votes were corrected, Tiago Nacarato & Salvador Sobral went down to the 5th position and  Plataneyjar ended up with the 3rd place.

In the jury vote,  Ventland beat the regular edition winners to secure the second title for the province.
Melodi ni Solarie 56

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The final of the 56th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place on 13th June 2019 in Pieters - that had already hosted Melodi ni Solarie 17 after Marius Ziska's victory.

This edition had its format slightly changed: three juries voted in the semifinals, one jury picking 5 songs of one semifinal, the other picking 5 seconds of the other semifinal and an extra jury picking 5 wildcards for the final.

In this edition also it was founded the Grand Slam page.

After some technical difficulties that delayed the results for one day,  Austrinborg won its 5th title with the singer LION and the song *Oh No*.

With this victory, the capital city moved 3rd to the medal ranking, tying with  Fielden in number of titles. It also marks the 9th time that England wins the festival title and the 30th time that a song in English makes the cut. LION's victory marks also the 14th title by a female singer, the first since Rosalie.'s victory 5 editions ago.

 Verhagen ended in second place with the band Time For T and  Sintmartæn ended third with the big favourites prior the contest, I Quartieri.

The jury title was won by  Sudatlantiek, who ended in 4th in the regular competition.
Melodi ni Solarie 13

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The 13rd edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held in  Verhagen for the first time after its victory with the song "*Curtains".* The edition's theme were songs by Eurovision artists, to celebrate the end of Eurovision 2018.

Semifinal 1 had 5 artists that competed in Eurovision 2014, semifinal 2 had 5 artists that competed in Eurovision 2015 and so on - having five artists from Eurovision 2014 through 2018 in each semifinal.

For the first time, a grand final had 15 songs competing for the title, marking the biggest final in history. The format of 5 semifinals have been applied again, where at least 2 songs should qualify directly to the final in each group.

One jury voted in the semifinals and three juries voted in the grand final. The big winner was  Fielden with the song *How Lucky We Are* by Douwe Bob.It is the first time that a song by a singer from The Netherlands wins the competition. Also it marked the first title of  Fielden at the time, since the province had been stripped from its victory on the Melodi ni Solarie 2 during this edition at due rules violations. However the title was restored back to  Fielden during Melodi ni Solarie 34, making this the province's 2nd title in fact.

 Austrin finishes 2nd for the third time in history, more than any other province before.
Melodi ni Solarie 63

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The 63rd edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the second time in  Harrenfeld.

In this edition, the songs were chosen by two juries, however the semifinal results were chosen by one jury - the songs chosen to the jury final, however, were chosen by two juries. The final happened live on dub.dj with the votes of two juries.

This was also the 2nd *blind edition*, where the voting happened without knowing what province had what song (the first being MS 57).

In the end,  Austrin takes home its 8th title - a new record in titles to date - with the victory of Brittany Howard and the song *Stay High.*  Talar ended as runner up for the 4th time, 3 points behind the winning song. Brittany is also the 16th woman to win the contest, being the third black singer to do so (after Laura Izabor and Lary).

This marks the 8th time the United States take a title home and the 34th time that English language makes a winner.

Despite ending 8th in the regular competition,  Moinsmark took the jury title, scoring 16 points more than the second place,  Ventland. This is  Moinsmark third jury title.
Melodi ni Solarie 48

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For the first time, Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Fortalet after its victory in the previous edition.

The competition method was kept as before - two juries voting in the semifinals by picking choice rather than ranking and the final with three voters.

The theme of the edition was the same as the previous one: shared picks with some Eurovision 2019 included songs.

In the end,  Sintmartæn took home its third title with the song *Fallen Sun* by Timberwolf.  Atlans' Duncan Laurence ended up in the second place.

This is the second title for Australia (who had won MS 39) and the 23rd time a song in English language wins the contest. It's the 3rd time that Netherlands gets a runner up in the festival.

The Jury Title was surprisingly won by  Ventland and John K. Samson after finishing 10th in the final. This is the first time the province wins a title in the franchise. Canada gets its send jury title with *Vampire Alberta Blues* victory.
Melodi ni Solarie 78

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The 78th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part for the first time in  Styrknes after its victory-debut in the previous edition.

The format that debuted in the last edition was kept: the previous top 2 ( Styrknes and  Madrigalle) qualified directly to the final, while six songs from each semifinal + two wildcards were given a spot in the big final.

Semifinals and final were decided by ranks, with the final happening once via video. This edition was also the first to have the layout translated into the local's language.

In the end,  Harrenfeld won its 4th title with the song *Træ* by Rigmor.  Atlans ended as the runner-up while  Madrigalle becomes the first province qualified as a runner up to reach the top 3.

Rigmor becomes the first artist hailing from Denmark to win the title, while *Træ* is the first song in Danish to do so as well. It's the 6th winning song in a foreign language, an absolute record to date. With the victory, *Træ* becomes the 19th song entirely in a female vocal to win the title.

 Paduls with the band Gengahr was declared the Jury Winner, even though *Before Sunrise* finished 14th in the final. This is the 4th jury title for the province, that never won the regular competition thus far.  Pokrieter and  Styrknes (first time in the jury's top 3) finished 2nd and 3rd, consequently.
Melodi ni Solarie 47

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For the 6th time, Melodi ni Solarie takes place in  Austrin under the slogan *Life's a Rollercoaster.*

In this edition, the same format from MS 45 was kept (it was skipped in the 46th edition) with two juries voting in the semifinal and three voting in the final, with the qualifying songs being picked by the juries rather than by joint ranking.

Also it is the 4th time a final has 16 songs. The first four times happened during MS 33, MS 40 and MS 45.

In the end,  Fortalet won its first title after 4 runner ups with the song *Vidaloca* by Tuyo.  Nordatlantik matched its best result and ends in the 2nd place for the second time. This is the first time since MS 25 when the top 2 were formed by provinces that hadn't won any title yet - interesting enough,  Fortalet ended up in the runner up position in said edition.

Tuyo's victory marks the 3rd title for Brazil and also the 3rd time that a song in Portuguese language is crowned the winner. This is the first time that a province other than  Talar has a brazilian winner in Portuguese language.

 Nordatlantik won the jury title for its 3rd time with Isaac Gracie and the song *Silhouettes of You.* It is the 3rd jury title for the province in 8 editions.
Melodi ni Solarie 16

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Despite its second title, Atlantís hosted the festival for its first time. Twenty and four provinces battled for 14 places in the final in two semifinals, while the host province was qualified automatically to the final.

At the end, Austrin won its third title with "Vald" by Marius Ziska, 13 points ahead of the second place Fortalet, and became the first province to win three titles in the festival,

The song "Vald" marks as well the first time a song in faroese wins the title, being also the first title for a song coming from the Faroe Islands.

Fortalet also marked its best result in the competition with its second place with the song "The Woods" by Hollow Coves.

This edition counted only with one jury for the semifinals and the final.

The theme of this edition were songs found in Spotify "Recommended for you" playlist.
Melodi ni Solarie 120

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The 120th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Sintmartæn in September 2020.

This edition was a special as it marked a second edition (after MS 100) where songs that already competed came back for a second chance at the title. However this time, songs that had ended in the top 4 of previous editions or had won jury titles were not allowed to take part.

The 3 stage format with four heats, three semifinals (golden round included) and a final with 18 songs was used in this edition.

In the end,  Madrigalle won its 7th title (the 3rd in 20 editions) with the song *Gare du Nord* by Claire Laffut (the song had previously competed on MS 50 when it ranked 16th in the final.

With the win, Claire Laffut became a double champion (having won MS 42 with the song *Mojo).* She is the 4th artist to have won Melodi ni Solarie twice, joining Ásgeir, The Last Shadow Puppets and Greta van Fleet. She is the also first woman to do so. This also marks the 7th win for Belgium and the 6th song in French to win the contest.

The jury winner was  Austrin's Balthazar (11th title for the province in the jury category, tying up with  Maragat in titles).  Madrigalle finished 2nd and  Lukkö was third,
Melodi ni Solarie 127

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The 127th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in Sudatlantik under the slogan *Winter Zephyrs*. 26 provinces took place, with  Fielden and  Nordens returning the competition, while  Eldureyjar and  Moinsmark were forced to withdraw as they have finished in the bottom 2 in the last competition.

With only one jury voting, this edition used the three stage competition system: five heats, two semifinals (including the golden round) and a 16-song grand final,  Fielden won its 9th title - the first after 28 editions - with the song *Trigger* by the band Deaf Havana, eight points ahead of the runner up  Plataneyjar.

This is the 13th time a band from England wins the title, being also the first time in 26 editions to do, solidifying itself as the 2nd country with the most wins. Worth noting that this is the first time a Kenyan act reaches the top 3 along with a Nigerian act, representing  Lukkö.

The jury title went for the 6th time to the runner up  Plataneyjar and the song *D'improvviso* by Lorenzo Fragola. This is the second act in Italian raising from Italy to win the jury title in a row, being the 4th italian act to win overall (although it's the 3rd in Italian language).
Melodi ni Solarie 94

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The 94th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Fielden for the second time, after three editions.

This edition celebrated the end of Eurovision's national finals season - therefore all songs have taken part of national finals throughout Europe but have not won.

The format that has debuted in Melodin 86 was kept (the exceptions were Melodin 89 and Melodin 93 that opted by the classic format), meaning that four heats, two semifinals and a 16-song final returned in Hvidorne 94.

The heats and semifinals were voted by one jury, while the final was voted by three juries. The final happened on 14th March live on watch2together.com, with each jury having 33% of the total votes.

In the end,  Nordens won its 9th title with the song *All The Blood* (*Positive Song Actually)* by the Czech band We All Poop (first time a band from Czech Republic wins the title), beating  Madrigalle by only one point. With this victory,  Nordens became the 2nd province to reach 9 titles, jumping to the 2nd place as the country with the most title up to date. Also it marks the first title of the province in 30 editions.

The host province  Fielden ranked third place and curiously, just one point behind the winner.

After finishing 6th,  Austrin won the jury title for the 9th time with *Üks Kord Veel* by Traffic - that ended in the 6th position in the regular competiton. This is the first time a song in Estonian win the jury title.  Atlans and  Sudatlantiek were the remaining of the top 3 by the jury.
Melodi ni Solarie 51

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The 51st edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part for the first time in  Kastalísker after the province's first vitory in the previous edition.

The theme of the first edition were songs in different languages.

Also, the voting system has considerably changed; the classic voting used throughout the classic period of Melodi ni Solarie made its return (it was dropped after the 112th edition or 2nd edition from the new season) with a format change with televoting. One jury voted in both semifinals and final.

In the end,  Verhagen win its second title after 39 editions with the song *Królowa* by Rosalie., 23 points ahead of  Talar, the runner up.

With the victory, Rosalie. becomes the 13rd female singer to win the title. Poland and the Polish language win their second title, being the first on Melodi ni Solarie 18 when MOA took the title for  Atlans.

 Nordens took its 4th Jury Title with Marcelo Camelo, being also the 2nd jury title for Brazil and the Portuguese language.  Verhagen didn't manage to end in the top 3 of the jury while the jury winner  Nordens ended in the 4th position in the regular competition.
Melodi ni Solarie 4

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After  Sintmartæn's victory, Melodi ni Solari 4 had its final on 7th January under the slogan *Be alright*, inspired by the last winner song.

The theme of this edition was songs that were featured on Discover Weekly by Spotify on 6th January.

In this edition, there was only one jury - more details of voting can be found on the **Voting Center**.The voting was done based on grades for the semifinal and grades and ranking for the final.

This edition crowned  Madrigalle with its first victory with the song "*Fabuless*" performed by the heavy metal band Stone Sour. It is the second time a song performed in English wins the contest, being the first on Melodi ni Solari 3.

 Sintmartæn also becomes the second host that failed to qualify to the final, ending 13rd in the semifinal.

This is the first time the original country of origin isn't an European country, given the fact that Stone Sour is a band originally from the United States.

"*Fabuless*" also marks the first song in the metal genre to win the contest. By a margin of only 6 points in front of  Austrinborg, it makes the biggest margin victory until the moment.
Melodi ni Solarie 74

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The 74th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the 3rd time in  Sudatlantiek, after its 4th win in the previous edition.

The edition's format went back to the classic format: two semifinals and one final with 16 songs. One jury voted in the semifinals and two juries live on dub.dj voted in the final (results were released one day later).

In the end,  Sintmartæn hailed as the edition's winner with the song *Ndokulandela* by Bongeziwe Mabandla, after tying in points with  Eldureyjar, who ended up in 2nd place after losing in higher scores. This is the 5th title for  Sintmartæn, the first title in 21 editions and the first top 4 in 18 editions.

With the win, Bongeziwe Mablanda becomes the first artist from South Africa to win the title, while *Ndokulandela* is the first song in Xhosa language to not only win the title but to achieve a top 3. It is also the first time

 Paduls was crowned as the Jury Winner, after finishing 12th in the regular competition - this is the 3rd time that the province wins the title.  Jarnælands and  Madrigalle completed the jury top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 5

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The theme of this edition is songs in European languages that have been randomly selected by the option "On Next" on Youtube.

The 5th edition happened in Kveiksrup under the slogan "*Always Go Ahead",* a positive motto that is a contrast with the winning song from the past contest.

For the 3rd time in 5 editions the host do not qualify for the final, having the host  Madrigalle finished in 12nd in the semifinal.

With only one jury,  Austrin wins its first title with the song "*Achterbahn"* with the biggest margin until the end of the contest, 17 points ahead of  Barilot.  Austrin is also the first province to have been to the top 2 twice.

The winning song is also the first song to ever win sung in German language, having Germany its first winner as well.

Details on the voting can be found at the Voting Center.
Melodi ni Solarie 71

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The 71st edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Austrinborg for the 6th time. This edition marks the first considerable change in the competition format in 58 editions - this is the first time since MS 13 that the there were 5 semifinals and the first time that a 5-semifinal contest has a final with 16 songs. This is also the first time that the contest slogan has no words in it but a musical note.

This edition had a theme: songs in foreign languages. The groups' draw were made according to the province's ranking points.

In the end, the song *Mbreti Nates* by Dren Abazi won the title, 3 points ahead of  Nordens. Consequently  Austrinborg became the third province to win two titles in a row - the first two provinces that managed to win a title as the host province were  Nordens and  Eldureyjar. This is the 7th title for Austrinborg, being the 3rd province to get to this mark.

With the win, *Mbreti Nates* becomes the first song in Albanian language to win the contest (also the first to ever land in the top 3) and Dren Abazi is the first sing to win (also the first top 3) for Kosovo.

The Jury Title had a different outcome: Moses Hightower's *Tíu Dropar* won the 4th jury title for  Sintmartæn and the 4th title for Iceland - the regular edition winner,  Austrinborg, ended in 3rd place in the jury voting.

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Melodi ni Solarie 104

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The 104th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held for the 6th time in Kveiksrup,  Madrigalle.

This edition happened used the now traditional three stage format: four heats, two semifinals and a 16-song final. The songs were chosen by two juries and all the stages took place live on plug.dj with two juries voting on a 50-50% method.

In the end,  Austrin won its 10th title - being the second province after  Austrinborg to do so with the song *Hangout at the Gallows* by Father John Misty, leading the runner up  Sintmartæn by three points. This is also the second title in three editions for  Austrin.

This is the 18th title for a singer from the United States, an absolute record thus far.

Worth noting that with the 10th place, the host province  Madrigalle is the 5th to complete the level 3 of the Grand Slam.

Despite the 12nd place in the regular competition,  Moinsmark won its 5th title with the band We Are The Night. This is the first jury title (and top 3 placement) of an artist originally from South Korea and of a song sung entirely in Korean language.
Melodi ni Solarie 76

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The 76th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the 3rd time in  Riklaren under the motto *Courage and heart*.

The classic format returned for this edition: two semifinals with 12 songs each and six directly qualified to the finals in each semi with 3 wildcards given. The theme of this edition was *Mundi Song Festival 54* as the songs from both semifinals were taken from Heat 2 and Heat 3 of the competition.

In the end,  Barilot was crowned winner for the first time in its history with the victory of The Jerry Cans and the song *Ukiuq*.  Nordatlantik ended second and the host province  Riklaren completed the top 3.

This is the 3rd victory for Canada and the first time a song sung in Inuktitut language wins the festival. It is also the first time that a returning band wins the festival in a non-returnee edition.

With  Barilot's win, only three provinces are left without any win:  Paduls,  Ventland and  Lukkö. Also this is the the 4th time in a row that a song in foreign language wins the title, the biggest streak thus far. This edition also marks the last participation of  Kastalísker and the last edition with 25 songs.

The jury win went for the 4th time to  Nordatlantik with the song *Come Home* by Tobi Ibitoye, giving Nigeria its first jury win.  Barilot and  Lukkö completed the top 3.
Aliens in the Attic (2009) (Video Game)

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**Aliens in the Attic** is a video game created by 20th Century Fox Interactive, Regency Enterprises, Playlogic, and Revistronic, and based on the film with the same name.

## Sound Effects Used

* Hollywoodedge, Swish 11 Double Swish PE117001
* Hollywoodedge, Swish 20 Multiple Swi PE117901
* Sound Ideas, HOSPITAL - HEART MONITOR: 76 BPM
* Sound Ideas, TOMBSTONE - STONE DRAGGING ON STONE, GRIND 11