Ulveham information

"Ulveham"
"Ulveham"
Single by Gåte
from the EP Vandrar
Language	Norwegian
Released	12 December 2023
Genre	Norwegian folk; folk rock; kulokk;
Length	5:47 (EP); 3:00 (single); 3:02 (rerelease)
Label	Indie Recordings
Songwriter(s)	Erlend Skjetne [no]; Gunnhild Sundli; Magnus Børmark [no]; Jon Even Schärer [no]; Marit Jensen Lillebuen; Ronny Graff Janssen [no]; Sveinung Ekloo Sundli [no];
Lyricist(s)	Traditional
Producer(s)	Sveinung Sundli; Magnus Børmark [no]; Tobias Østerdal; Marit Jensen Lillebuen;
Gåte singles chronology
Music video
	"Ulveham" on YouTube
Eurovision Song Contest 2024 entry
Country	Norway
Artist(s)	Gåte
Language	Norwegian
Composer(s)	Erlend Skjetne [no]; Gunnhild Sundli; Magnus Børmark [no]; Jon Even Schärer [no]; Marit Jensen Lillebuen; Ronny Graff Janssen [no]; Sveinung Ekloo Sundli [no];
Lyricist(s)	Erlend Skjetne; Gunnhild Sundli; Magnus Børmark; Jon Even Schärer; Marit Jensen Lillebuen; Ronny Graff Janssen; Sveinung Ekloo Sundli;
Finals performance
Semi-final result	10th
Semi-final points	43
Final result	25th
Final points	16
Entry chronology
	◄ "Queen of Kings" (2023)
Official performance video
	"Ulveham" (Second Semi-Final) on YouTube; "Ulveham" (Grand Final) on YouTube

"Ulveham" (pronounced [ˈʉ̂ɫvəˌhɑm]; Norwegian for 'Wolf Pelt') is a song by Norwegian folk rock and metal band Gåte. It was originally released 12 December 2023 on the EP Vandrar as a track. It was later shortened and re-published as a single upon its selection to participate in Melodi Grand Prix 2024. The song ultimately won the selection and thus represented Norway in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. It is Norway's first Eurovision entry since 2006 to be sung in Norwegian, and finished in 25th place at the final with 16 points.

The opening features a traditional kulokk, a herding call, sourced from an old recording featuring Marit Jensen Lillebuen. The story of the lyrics are based on an almost thousand-year-old Scandinavian medieval ballad.

^ "Norske mellomalderballadar: Naturmytiske balladar". Bokselskap.
^ Norsk folkemusikk blir Norges bidrag i Eurovision Song Contest – Gåte er klare for Malmö
^ Gåte spiller foran 8500 i MGP: – Jeg kjenner i hvert fall 7500 av dem
^ MGP-favoritt deler sanghemmelighet: – I kontakt med mitt eget underliv
^ Norway’s folk rock band Gåte win national Eurovision final
^ https://www.nationen.no/med-kulokk-i-ulveham/f/5-148-486084 Med kulokk i ulveham]
^ Må endre hele sangen

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[:0-1] "Norske mellomalderballadar: Naturmytiske balladar". Bokselskap.

[3] Norsk folkemusikk blir Norges bidrag i Eurovision Song Contest – Gåte er klare for Malmö

[4] Gåte spiller foran 8500 i MGP: – Jeg kjenner i hvert fall 7500 av dem

[5] MGP-favoritt deler sanghemmelighet: – I kontakt med mitt eget underliv

[6] Norway’s folk rock band Gåte win national Eurovision final

[7] ttps://www.nationen.no/med-kulokk-i-ulveham/f/5-148-486084 Med kulokk i ulveham]

[8] Må endre hele sangen

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