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YouTuber and 'experimental' singer Look Mum No Computer to represent UK at Eurovision 2026
Look Mum No Computer, an experimental artist with 1.4 million followers, was chosen by BBC for his unique sound and creative vision to represent the UK at Eurovision 2026.
- On Tuesday the BBC confirmed Look Mum No Computer will represent the UK at Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, announced live on The Scott Mills Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2.
- Sam Battle, known professionally as Look Mum No Computer, is an experimental singer-songwriter and inventor of unique musical machines based in Kent who has given TED Talks and earned a Guinness World Record.
- He launched his YouTube channel in 2016 and has amassed over 85 million views and 1.4million combined followers across platforms.
- The song is yet to be revealed and will premiere on Scott Mills, BBC Radio 2 DJ's show in the coming weeks; BBC executives praised Look Mum No Computer's bold vision and he called representing the UK an "absolute honour" he is taking seriously.
- Eurovision 2026 runs semi-finals on May 12 and May 14 with the grand final on May 16, amid withdrawals by Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, Iceland and Slovenia over the European Broadcasting Union's decision.
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Meet Sam Battle: UK's Bold Choice for Eurovision 2026
The United Kingdom is taking a radically different approach to this year's contest by choosing Sam Battle, the eccentric mind behind the popular YouTube channel 'Look Mum No Computer'. Known for transforming vintage junk into bizarre musical machines, this Kent-based inventor is ready to swap his workshop for the big stage in Vienna. With his unique blend of analogue synths and DIY energy, he represents a fresh and daring hope for the nation's m…
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