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In the world of music, two notable figures have found themselves in the spotlight this week. The former frontman of iconic band The Smiths, Morrissey, is considering an unusual step in his ongoing dispute over the rights to the band. Meanwhile, musician JJ has released new music and expressed excitement about his involvement with the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna.
Morrissey, who has been embroiled in a long-standing feud regarding the rights to The Smiths, is reportedly considering the sale of the rights to the band's music. However, it should be noted that the search results do not provide information about the ownership or sale of The Smiths' music rights by Morrissey at this time.
On a brighter note, JJ has released a new track titled "Life After ESC Hype." The specific connection between the new music and the Eurovision Song Contest is unclear, but JJ has expressed his excitement about the event in Vienna, considering it one of the coolest moments in his career.
As for the question of whether JJ will host the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, no further details have been provided. Regardless, the news of JJ's new music and his enthusiasm for the Eurovision Song Contest are sure to excite his fans and music lovers alike.
In the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, it's always intriguing to see how artists navigate their careers and personal disputes. As we wait for more information on Morrissey's plans and JJ's involvement in the Eurovision Song Contest, we can enjoy the new music that each artist has to offer.
