Zoë Më will sing for Switzerland

Swiss singer, Zoë Më, will be representing Switzerland at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest which will be held in Basel.

She’s originally from Basel, but lives in Fribourg and is well known for singing in French and German. 

She told the press to be singing at the contest is a great honour, and a little surreal.

Her music is described as ‘chill noir’. She’s already been recognised by the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation by winning awards and she’s appeared on stage at Montreux Jazz Festival and Luzern Live. 

The song she’ll be singing will be unveiled on Monday. 

In the meantime, here's her studio version of "OK" on YouTube:

 

 

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