The official music video for ā€œFreezeā€ by Meadow has been released by the Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS today.

The official music video for Meadowā€™s song for the Dutch Junior Eurovision selection, ā€œFreezeā€ was released today. The song was written and composed by Elke Tiel, Stas Swaczyna & Daniel van der Molen. The trio wrote ā€œIn mā€™n primeā€ by Hidde, SaĆÆda and Dunyah, which finished third in Junior Songfestival 2024. Tiel co-wrote ā€œLiarā€ and ā€œShhā€, the Cypriot Eurovision entries in 2024 and 2025 respectively. Swaczyna co-wrote ā€œKisses and Dancinā€™ā€ and ā€œLove Meā€, the Dutch Junior Eurovision entries in 2016 and 2017 respectively.

The acts competing to represent the Netherlands in Junior Eurovision 2025 are:

ICONIC ā€“ ā€œDonā€™t Touchā€
Level Up ā€“ ā€œRule the Worldā€
Meadow ā€“ ā€œFreezeā€
Coco & Tove ā€“ ā€œStrong Girl Summerā€

They will compete in the live final of Junior Songfestival 2025 on September 20 in the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam, where the winner will represent the Netherlands in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Tbilisi.

Stay Tuned represented the Netherlands at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Madrid with the song ā€œMusicā€. The Netherlands placed 10th scoring 91 points. They were 10th with the jury, scoring 34 points, and joint 7th in the online vote, receiving 57 points.

Image source: AVROTROS

The Netherlands debuted at the first edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2003 and is the only country to have taken part in every edition to date. To date, the country has only won the competition once. Their only victory came in 2009, when Ralf Mackenbach performed ā€œClick Clackā€, scoring a total of 121 points. This was just 5 points more than runners-up Armenia and Russia. The Netherlands narrowly lost the contest in 2011, when Rachel performed ā€œTeenagerā€. She missed out on victory by 5 points. The Netherlandsā€™ worst result came in 2021 when Ayana finished in 19th place out of 19 competing countries.

Posted by:Anthony Granger

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