Look Mum No Computer drops ‘Eins, Zwei, Drei’ as UK’s Eurovision 2026 entry

The UK’s Eurovision 2026 hopeful, Look Mum No Computer, has officially unleashed his entry Eins, Zwei, Drei, a high‑octane, synth‑driven track set to soundtrack Britain’s campaign at this year’s contest in Vienna.

The song, written by the artist himself (Sam Battle) alongside Lisa Subotic, Thomas Stengaard, Lasse Midtsian Nymann and Julie Aagaard, was released at midnight and received its first radio play on Friday morning. It arrives after the BBC internally selected Battle - a Kent‑based electronic musician, inventor and YouTube star - to represent the UK at Eurovision’s 70th edition.

Eins, Zwei, Drei blends Look Mum No Computer’s trademark wall of synths with Britpop and Eighties‑influenced production. The artist says the track was born during a writing session using his custom-built synthesiser “Kosmo”. He describes the song as an invitation to escape “the soul‑crushing boredom of the nine to five” and embrace “dreams and endless possibilities”. 

Battle, who rose to fame creating eccentric musical machines - from Furby organs to flame‑throwing keyboards - says he’s “absolutely buzzing” for the world to finally hear what he and his team have created. He promises “one of the wildest performances ever to grace the Eurovision stage”, a bold ambition as he prepares for the Grand Final on 16 May, for which the UK automatically qualifies as part of the Big Four. 

The multi‑talented musician, who previously fronted indie band ZIBRA before breaking out on YouTube, has amassed more than 85 million views and built a cult following for his inventive approach to music.