This year in Basel marks the 10th anniversary of Australia's status as a permanent member of the ESC family. What began as an exception a decade ago has now become a natural part of the competition. Australia has consistently delivered outstanding songs, and the Australian broadcaster SBS has promised to bring an unforgettable hit to Basel.

Go-Jo (Marty Zambotto), the Australian singer representing his country this year, hails from Manjimup, a small town in Western Australia. Born in 1995 with French-Australian heritage, Go-Jo grew up in a house that was isolated from the usual electricity and water systems, which is said to have sparked his creativity. At the age of 13, he received his first guitar and began composing his own songs.

Eventually, he moved to Sydney, toured globally, and wrote songs for other artists. However, his breakthrough came with a cover of "Iris" by the Goo Goo Dolls watch here. This was followed by the viral hit "Mrs. Hollywood" watch here , which further propelled his career. With over 60 million streams across various platforms, Go-Jo has established himself as a global sensation. He is also a social media icon, boasting over 1.4 million followers, and holds the title of the most streamed Australian artist worldwide watch here .

Go-Jo is known for his easy-going, humorous personality. He doesn't take life too seriously, always exuding an extroverted and vibrant energy. Seeing him perform live is sure to be a memorable and captivating experience.

The playful and humorous video clip of the song may suggest it's all about milkshakes with cheeky innuendos, but there's much more to it. The track is catchy and entertaining, yet its true meaning lies deeper: it's about self-expression, a state of mind, and a secret superpower waiting to be unlocked. The message encourages embracing your inner strength and unleashing what’s already within you.

Given the upbeat and vibrant nature of the song, we can expect the stage performance to reflect the same sunny and joyful vibe as the video. This charismatic and cool performer will undoubtedly bring his energy and positivity to the Jakobshalle in Basel, captivating the audience with his lively presence.

Although Australia has consistently qualified for the Grand Final in recent years, nothing is guaranteed, and the Aussies will still need to impress to secure their place in the final.