JJS Eurovision 2025 song is published - listen to "Wasted Love".

At the end of January, the Austrian broadcaster ORF announced that they selected the pop opera singer JJ internally to represent the country at Eurovision 2025.

After a little more than a month waiting time, the song that he will bring to the Eurovision phase in Basel is officially published and called “Wasted Love”.

Austria 2025: JJ – “Salved love”

“Wasted Love” was written by JJ himself together with Thomas Turner and Teodora Špirić (better known as Teya from Austria's 2023 entry).

JJ says that the song captures his experience with unrequited love:

– There is a special kind of heartache if you have so much love to give, but not a place where it can come. It feels like floating on the sea on a fragile paper boat. Stick to every glimmer of hope just to see how it dissolves among them. And yet this naive devotion contains undeniably beautiful. Because in the end it is nice to be able to love – no matter how wasted, says JJ.

ORF program director Stefanie Groiss-Horowitz is proud of Orf's election for artists and songs:

– We have an extraordinary song and an extraordinary artist this year. JJ is an extraordinary talent and a very personable and very professional young man who will definitely stand out in the song competition.

– With “Wasted Love” we will once again create a completely different style on stage this year. I would like to thank the entire team for this – primarily our scouts Eberhard Researcher and Peter Schreiber.

JJ

Johannes Pietsch (23) With the artist name JJ is a countertenor born in Vienna and grew up in Dubai.

He came to fame in 2021, where he took part in the Austrian talent show Starmaniawhere he made it into the final. In the previous year he accepted The voice in the United Kingdom.

JJS Eurovision 2025 song is published – listen to “Wasted Love”.

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