Thanks to the more than 70 musicians who sent us an entry this year. We all enjoyed the FOUR HOURS of music that you made.
Thanks also to the three hundred people who sent their votes in, our highest engagement yet.
Follow @announce@fedi.vision to be kept informed of the next Fedivision contest!
Greetings, musicians! The Fedivision song contest is back in 2024, with the event planned to culminate in May 2024.
This year, we have a dedicated Fediverse presence at fedi.vision; please follow the account to be kept up to date with events. The songs will still be hosted here on fedivision.party.
A quick recap of the rules:
Time to start composing!
Our biggest ever Fedivision song contest has just finished, but we’re already thinking about next year’s event.
Block out your calendars for the first half of June 2024, and prepare your songs!
See you in 2024!
Hey, we’re back! And we’re working hard to update the website. We also are a team of three now: @TQ, @zatnosk and @futzle!
The schedule should be up to date, and submissions will open very soon. So, dear fellow musicians of the Fediverse: Tune your instruments, grab your mics and get ready!
It’ll be a party!
Everything seemed to work just fine. We had some hours of Fedivision fun, listened to the awesome music the artists created for the contest – and then: nothing? Shortly after midnight CEST (my local time) the songs became unavailable, because the service I used blocked further requests.
Thankfully, Alderwick came to the rescue and offered to host the songs. So all is fine now, everything is back to working conditions, and voting can begin today at 3 PM CEST!
The Eurovision Song Contest is over! It was glorious, it was sparkly and queer and fun, and many of us celebrated with the artists.
Now the final days of the Fedivision Song Contest have begun, and this year’s Fedivision Song Contest promises to outshine last year’s. We’re already at 19 submissions, and there is almost one day left to submit your work! The contestants chose to represent alluring factions such as “Catistan and Doggerland”, “The Planet Qaarg”, “The Hobbits of the Shire”, “Your mom’s house” and Andoria.
We’re looking forward to listening to the amazing music – and casting our votes for our favs!