Finland in the Home Composed Song Contest

Finland first participated in the Home Composed Song Contest in 2002 and was most recently represented in the 2024 edition.

Tero Aalto and Bo Söderholm account for most of the Finnish entries in HCSC history. They enjoyed great success in the 2010s in particular, with Tero's band Snowclone winning the 2012 edition and Bo racking up solo victories in 2014 and 2016 plus a win with his duo AB in 2019.

Contestants

Year	Title	Performer	Position
2002	Waiting For Life	Petri Käenmäki	15	(of 36)
2011	Sometimes We Are Strangers	Bo Söderholm	5=	(of 35)
2011	Oh?	Snowclone	13	(of 35)
2012	Olen	Snowclone	1	(of 22)
2012	Sometimes It Happens	Bo Söderholm	6	(of 22)
2013	If I See A Falling Star	Bo Söderholm	4	(of 25)
2013	Antediluvian Anthem	Snowclone	5	(of 25)
2014	When My Heartache Is Over	Bo Söderholm	1	(of 18)
2014	Poetessan tie	Snowclone	6	(of 18)
2015	The One	Snowclone	2	(of 18)
2016	I Still Keep On Calling You	Bo Söderholm	1	(of 14)
2016	Jäärakkaus	Snowclone	3	(of 14)
2017	Deep Waters	Asla Osprey	2	(of 14)
2017	Breaking Space	Snowclone	6	(of 14)
2017	Love Isn't An Emotion	Roger Holmlund	12	(of 14)
2018	I Only Need This Weekend	AB	3	(of 18)
2018	I Want You (Out Of My Life)	Snowclone	9	(of 18)
2019	Back In Time	AB	1	(of 20)
2019	My Song	Snowclone	6	(of 20)
2020	Lie To Me	Bo Söderholm	2=	(of 17)
2020	Waters	Anders Spakling	5	(of 17)
2020	Red Light Stop Sign	Snowclone	8	(of 17)
2021	Look Out!	Snowclone	3	(of 24)
2022	Burning Out	Snowclone	4	(of 23)
2023	Fall From A Height	Snowclone	12=	(of 27)
2024	What Do You Do With Nothing?	Nightlife Behaviour Project	4	(of 28)
2024	Working Title	Snowclone	8	(of 28)

Instrumental of the Year:

Year	Title	Performer	Position
2016	Crying Wolf	UFOPOLI	3=	(of 6)