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| Melodine | |
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| Genre | National Song Selection |
| Presented by | TBA |
| Country of origin | Plangainer |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of episodes | 1 edition |
| Production | |
| Production location(s) | Juryhord (2021) |
| Production company(s) | AIM |
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Melodine is a planned song preselection competition to be organised by the Plangainerian National Broadcaster Alternative International Media (AIM). The show will used to determine the country's representative for the Worldvision Song Contest. The competition is planned to be broadcast live on television and radio.
Format
Initial Song Selection
Entries participating within the Contest must first submit their acts to the broadcaster within a set submission period, from where the committee overlooking the contest will pick out songs to be added to the official line-up to perform within the show, some artists may be invited by the broadcaster to participate within the contest. According to the contest rules, the broadcaster of the show may choose to deny an artist or entry from performing within the contest at their own discretion.