Watch: Serving Singing! Miriana Conte Goes Back To Her Eurovision Entry’s Original Meaning With New Rendition At The Archaeology Museum
Miriana Conte has just thrown the classiest shade at her Eurovsion song title banning, throwing SERVING back to its original roots and focusing fully on the idea of singing with a new rendition.
In a video shared moments ago, the young Maltese singer took to the beautiful Museum of Archaeology in Valletta for a powerful vocal showcase featuring a whole ensemble of popular singers, along with a trombone and saxophone for that extra dose of rearranged rendition.
“By revisiting the track’s beginnings, I wanted to bring out the pure singing side of SERVING,” Miriana said. “Collaborating with these remarkable musicians has been a joy, and I hope fans feel our energy in every note.”
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This new “Singing” version involved a whole team to bring to life, with Peter Borg and Aleandro Spiteri Monsigneur from Railway Studios being the driving force which guided the musical arrangement (which features trombonist Matthew Chappell and saxophonist Tristan Oa), mixing and mastering while Muxu directed the vocal arrangement. Speaking of the vocals, Miriana’s fellow Malta Eurovision contestants, beloved Mużika Mużika participants and many more joined, with the choir being formed by Ryan Hili, Stefan Galea, Kyle George, Anna Azzopardi, Dre Curmi, Anthea, Maxine Borg, Victoria, Timea Farr, Martina Borg, MATT BLXCK, WAYNE, and Kelsie Borg.
But beyond the song’s original concept, this version also helps people remember one very important thing: Miriana is an absolute vocal powerhouse, a diva who was never really down for too long, and someone who absolutely deserves to represent Malta on Europe’s biggest stage!
What do you make of this version?
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