Conchita Wurst Gives Exclusive Interview
Conchita Talks ESC and Next Gen Music
In a recent interview with SRF Aeschbacher, Conchita Wurst opens up about her thoughts on the Eurovision Song Contest and the future of music. The Austrian singer, who won the competition in 2014, has been a vocal critic of the contest in recent years, calling it "outdated" and "unfair." In her latest interview, Wurst reiterates her criticism, but also expresses hope that the contest can be reformed.
Conchita on the ESC
"I think the ESC is a great platform for young artists to showcase their talent," Wurst says. "But I also think it's important to remember that it's a competition, and not everyone can win. I think the focus should be on the music, and not on the politics or the spectacle." Wurst also criticized the voting system, which she says is often unfair to smaller countries.
Conchita on the Future of Music
When asked about the future of music, Wurst says she is excited about the possibilities. "I think we're going to see a lot more diversity in music in the coming years," she says. "There are so many talented artists out there who are making music that is different from anything we've heard before. I think it's a really exciting time for music." Wurst also spoke about her own plans for the future, saying that she is working on new music and hopes to release a new album soon.
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