LUM!X and Pia Maria represent Austria

photo credits: ORF

This morning, Austrian broadcaster ORF announced their contestants. Austria will send LUM!X and Pia Maria to Turin. LUM!X is an Austrian DJ and producer of international fame. Although Luca Michlmayr, which is his real name, is only 19 years old, he worked together with big names as Robin Schulz, Lucas & Steve and R3HAB.

In Turin, LUM!X will be joined by a newcomer: singer/songwriter Pia Maria, who is from Tyrol. The song they will present is called “Halo”. The track is not ready for presentation yet. Austrian television did not yet announce when it will be presented.

Austria will perform in the second half of the first semifinal.

“Thunder” was an international chart succes for LUM!X, featuring Gabry Ponte:

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