The six hopefuls competing to represent Great Britain in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest have been revealed.
Each of the potential contenders had their songs debuted on BBC Radio 2 on Monday morning, ahead of ‘Eurovision: You Decide’ which will see each of them battling it out for the coveted spot on live TV on Friday evening.
The first song we heard came from Joe Woolford and Jake Shakeshaft, who teamed up after competing against one another in ‘The Voice’ back in 2015.
Their track ‘You’re Not Alone’ was followed by Bianca Claxton - who performs under the moniker Bianca - and her song ‘Shine A Little Light’.
Her song, it was later revealed on the UK Eurovision Twitter page, was co-written by former ‘X Factor’ winner Leona Lewis.
Third on the list was Dulcima and Tom, the imaginatively-named musical duo hoping to bring a touch of folk to Britain’s Eurovision offering for 2015.
The pair, who met while busking on the the streets of Canterbury, unveiled their offering ‘When You Go’, which was followed by song number four, which came from Matthew James.
Matthew, former lead singer of British boyband Bad Boys Inc, is hoping he can make it to Stockholm in May with his musical output, ‘Better Man’.
Fifth on the list is another duo, Darline, who appear in their promo picture both holding guitars, so you know they’re legit.
The pair previously supported UK country act The Shires on tour, and their song ‘Until Tomorrow’ preceded the final track on the list, which came courtesy of Karl William Lund.
His song ‘Miracle’ was the last to be played on Radio 2, completing the list of our potential Eurovision entries for 2016.
Unfortunately, none of our picks - which you can read below - made the cut...
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Little Mix(01 of12)
Open Image ModalCurrently churning out banger after banger in the run-up to the release of their third album, Little Mix would be perfect representatives for the UK. They're fun, they're energetic, they're young... and even Electro Velvet themselves couldn't mess up a chorus as monster as 'Black Magic', 'DNA' or 'Salute'. (credit:Christie Goodwin via Getty Images)
Seann Miley Moore(02 of12)
Open Image ModalIf we know 'X Factor' (and after 11 years we're pretty sure we do), then all the attention that Seann Miley Moore has been getting at Bootcamp and the auditions means we can probably assume he's a shoo-in for for live shows this year.His experimental dress sense and thundering voice would undeniably go down a storm with Eurovision viewers, who crowned Conchita Wurst winner just over a year ago. (credit:Syco/Dymond/Thames/Corbis)
Lauren Goodger(03 of12)
Open Image ModalThe Goodge has been teasing the launch of her music career for as far back as remember, and frankly we're growing impatient.Eurovision would be the perfect way to give the public the chance to hear her voice, as well as an opportunity for the UK to show the rest of Europe our favourite national treasure... Lauren Goodger. (credit:Doug Peters/Doug Peters)
Geri Halliwell(04 of12)
Open Image ModalGeri's ill-fated 2004 track 'Ride It' sounded so Eurovision we half-expected to hear Terry Wogan muttering inanely through the second chorus, so we know she has it in her to deliver for a Eurovish audience.More importantly, she's been teasing lately that she's recording new music - and Eurovision would give her the perfect platform to showcase it (and leave that 'Half Of Me' debacle far, far in the past...) (credit:Rex Shutterstock)
Steps(05 of12)
Open Image ModalSince the surprisingly glossy Steps reunion tour, the five-piece group have gone all quiet, with Claire Richards appearing on 'Celebrity Big Brother' and Lisa Scott-Lee touring the nation in 'Celebrities On Ice'.As much fun as all that sounds, we do think it's time for Steps to reclaim their throne as the nation's favourite guilty pleasure act, and what better way for it than with Eurovision? (credit:Ken McKay/Rex Shutterstock)
La Roux(06 of12)
Open Image ModalAlternatively, if voters are looking for something a bit more credible, look no further than La Roux. Her last album, 'Trouble In Paradise' boasted some of the most sophisticated Europop-inspired choruses we've heard in a long while, but still managed to keep a catchy, disco-inspired feel.In other words: she'd be Eurovision gold. (credit:Tabatha Fireman via Getty Images)
Aston Merrygold(07 of12)
Open Image ModalSomething a bit different, perhaps, but Aston's debut single 'Get Stupid', while not exactly setting the charts on fire, did represent quite well exactly what's going on in the UK music scene in the moment. (credit:Rex Shutterstock/Rob Cable)
Tulisa(08 of12)
Open Image ModalIf ever there was a tale of a phoenix rising from the ashes (and then rising again, and then again) it's our girl Tulisa.Her most recent musical offering, 'Living Without You', didn't exactly sound like it cost millions of pounds to create, but that's half the joy of Eurovision, and if that's a sound she wants to explore, she could have Eurovish in the bag. Plus, as anyone who's seen her perform in the past year will attest, she's the stuff Eurovision dreams are made of. Topless men, wafting around a load of women, that fabulous pout. Amazing. (credit:Jo Hale via Getty Images)
Zayn Malik(09 of12)
Open Image ModalTHINK OF THE VOTES FROM TEENAGE GIRLS. THINK OF THEM! (credit:Jason LaVeris via Getty Images)
Rylan Clark(10 of12)
Open Image ModalOh, surely yes? SURELY YES? (credit:Tom Dymond/Thames/REX Shutterstock)
Michelle Visage(11 of12)
Open Image ModalMichelle might seem like a bit of an odd choice, given that she's best known to most Brits as Katie Hopkins' American mate on 'Celebrity Big Brother', but there's so much more to this diva than just that.She's actually had a rollercoaster music career, appearing on 'The Bodyguard' soundtrack as well as in the 80s girl-group, Seduction. Michelle has never actually released any solo material, but given her huge UK fanbase we think the nation could easily take her to our collective bosom.Plus, those votes from international 'RuPaul's Drag Race' fans would speak for themselves. (credit:David Fisher/Rex Shutterstock)
Katie Price(12 of12)
Open Image ModalBut then again, we could always just go with an old favourite? Katie Price sadly never got to represent the UK at Eurovision (we blame this catsuit), eventually losing out to Javine Hylton.Katie reckons performing on 'Making Your Mind Up' is the only thing she regrets from her whole career - so surely it's time she was given her redemption? (credit:YUI MOK/PA Archive)