Billie Eilish wins Oscar with the song "No Time To Die"

On the night of March 27th, the 94th Oscar Awards took place, where we saw Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O'Connell win the statuette for Best Original Song for a Motion Picture, with their song "No Time to Die", against competitors such as Beyonce, Van Morrison and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Billie Eilish is having a successful career, as prior to this award she has won seven awards for her 2019 album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go" and her 2021 sophomore album "Happier Then Ever". is nominated for the 2022 Grammy Awards for album of the year and best pop vocal album, to be held on April 3.

In an interview conducted by Associated Press New, on March 28, Eilish tells how they were part of this theme song for the film of the same name "No Time To Die". In her comments she emphasizes that the producers of the Bond franchise made an invitation to musicians to participate for the main theme. She goes on to emphasize that she and her brother Finneas have always loved James Bond movies, so they recorded their demo while on tour. Their reaction to being nominated for best original theme song at the Oscars was: "We feel very very lucky to have a small role in such a legendary saga. Long live 007."

The transcendent and legendary Bond saga has won three Oscars in the musical genre: in 2013 Adele along with Paul Epoworth receive it for their song Skyfall for the film with the same title. And in 2016 Sam Smith and Jimmy Napes also won the statuette with their song "Writing's On the Wall", for the film Spectre.

Talking about the short and fruitful career that Billie Eilish and her brother Finneas O'Connell are having, there is no doubt that both their audience and us will be looking forward to their next projects.