Czech Republic: We Are DOMI release the music video of their ESC 2022 entry "Lights Off"

Czech Republic: We Are DOMI release the music video of their ESC 2022 entry
Saturday, 19 March 2022

  • Czech Republic's Eurovision 2022 representative's the band We Are Domi have released the music video of their entry for Turin 'Lights Off'. 

    We Are DOMI won the Czech national final back in December and will be flying the flag in Turin singing "Lights' Off". Now the  Czech hopefuls have released the music video of their entry. 

    The song 'Lights Off' has been written by Benjamin Rekstad, Dominika Haskova, Casper Hatlestad, Abigail Frances Jones, Einar Eriksen Kvaløy and produced by Einar Eriksen Kvaløy and Frankie Harper.

     

    The music video has been filmed in the capital city of Prague and was directed by Ruy Okamura and  produced by  Kryštof David.

    We are Domi will be compeing in the second half of the 2nd semi final show on May 12, 2022 in Turin. 

     

    LYRICS


    I lost my soul
    Forgot my way
    There’s no mistakes
    That I’ve not made

    Changes hurt
    And I’m alone
    But people say
    ‘My, how you’ve grown’

    Tried changing jobs
    Tried changing lovers
    Changing my furniture
    Change my bed covers

    I’d change my heart
    But there’s not a chance
    So I turn the lights off

    Where are you now when I miss you?
    You’re sailing around in my peripheral
    Where are you now?
    Where are you now?
    Where are you now, ohhh

    Where are you now?

    I’ll ring the changes
    Make a plan
    I’m small, but mighty
    Yes, I can

    I’ll build a fortress
    I’ll build a wall
    I’ll be a queen
    Invincible

    Tried changing jobs
    Tried changing lovers
    Changing my furniture
    Change my bed covers

    I’d change my heart
    but there’s not a chance
    So I turn the lights off

    Where are you now, when I miss you?
    You’re sailing around in my peripheral
    Where are you now?
    Where are you now?
    Where are you now, ohhh

    Where are you now?

    Once again I’m left without control
    I’m far away, but can you hear me call?

    Where are you now?

    Where are you now when I miss you?
    You’re sailing around in my peripheral
    Where are you now?
    Where are you now?
    Where are you now, ohhh

    Where are you now?

     

    A few words for We are DOMI

    We Are Domi is an electro-pop band which was formed in the United Kingdom in 2018 but is currently based in the Czech Republic. The group consist ofs a Czech-Norwegian trio led by singer Dominika Hašková , daughter of the famous Czech hockey player Dominika Hašek. Dominika met her music colleagues Casper Hatlestad and Benjamin Rekstad for the first time in Leeds, UK. They met at the local university and since 2018 they teamed up as a music group. They belong to the genre of electro-pop, which enriches the Nordic influence of both men's colleagues.

    The band, led by Dominika, is inspired by artists such as Sigrid and Dua Lipa. Domi has released hits such as Let Me Follow or Someone New in the past . Director Ruy Okamura often collaborates with We Are Domi on music videos.

     

    Czech Republic in Eurovision

    Czech Republic appeared for the first time in the Contest in 2007 with  Kabat. A a row of disappointing results the country withdrew in 2010 and didn’t return until 2016. In 2016 its return was followed by a grand final qualification for the first time . The best result came for the country in 2018 with  Mikolas Josef who achieved a top 10 placing by finishing  6th , in  Lisbon with his entry Lie to me.

    In 2019, Lake Malawi represented the country and finished 11th in the final . This was the country’s third qualification to the final . The outstanding element was the gap between the jury voting that placed the group 8th with 150 points while the public vote placed the Czech at the 24th place.

    In 2020 Benny Cristo was selected to represent the country with his song "Kemama" but as this year's contest was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic his Eurovision 2020 journey remained incomplete.  However the Czech hopeful had the chance to reach his Eurovision destination in 2021 with his song 'Omaga', but despite his energetic semi final 2 performance in Rotterdam failed to reach the Grand final show. 

     

    News Source/Image: We are Domi

     

     

     

     

     

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