After an unfortunate second place at last year’s Austrian national final with the song Oida Taunz!, hip-hop duo Trackshittaz this year came out on top and won the honour of representing Austria in Baku. Trackshittaz is made up of rappers Lukas Plöchl and Manuel Hoffelner who also composed & wrote the 2012 entry Woki Mit Deim Popo (Waggle Your Bum).

Woki Mit Deim Popo is Austria’s 45th entry to the Contest. The song will be performed in the 1st semi-final on 22nd May, at starting position #16.

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After an unfortunate second place at last year’s Austrian national final with the song Oida Taunz!, hip-hop duo Trackshittaz this year came out on top and won the honour of representing Austria in Baku. Trackshittaz is made up of rappers Lukas Plöchl and Manuel Hoffelner who also composed & wrote the 2012 entry Woki Mit Deim Popo (Waggle Your Bum).

Woki Mit Deim Popo is Austria’s 45th entry to the Contest. The song will be performed in the 1st  semi-final on 22nd May, at starting position #16.

 

Check out the video-clip:

About Trackshittaz

Lukas Plöchl and Manuel Hoffelner make up the band Trackshittaz, who will represent Austria in Baku with their very own music style of tractor gangster party rap.

Trackshittaz consists of Lukas Plöchl alias “G-Neila” and Manuel Hoffelner alias “Manix”. Born in the upper Austrian Mühlviertel district, both band members are flagship examples of their unique genre – “tractor gangster party rap”. The duo first became known for their YouTube hit Alloa bam Fraunz, based on the house track Alors On Danse and Lukas Plöchl’s participation in the ORF casting show Helden von Morgen.

After their début Oidaah pumpn muas’s (platinum status), which appeared early in 2011, and their following hit Prolettn feian längaah (gold status), both of which reached no. 1 in the albums chart, their run of success continued in February 2012 with their third album Zruck zu de Ruabm (gold status). Trackshittaz goes back to its roots here, the raps centering on party and village life. They are supported on their travels by their producer Sam Vahdat, who emphasises the authenticity of the duo and sparkles with his wild sounds and heavy beats.

After coming second at the national final of the “Eurovision Song Contest” in 2011, Trackshittaz succeeded this year in the competition for the Austrian ticket to Baku. In May, they will face the next challenge – the First Semi-Final of the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest. Hopefully, they’ll get not only Austria but all of Europe dancing with their boisterously youthful impetuosity and their song Woki Mit Deim Popo.

For more information on Trackshittaz please visit www.eurovision.tv