TayClayVision 12

The twelth edition of the TayClayVision Song Contest. Taking place at the in  after NikiBTSfun and Lulu Frost won with their song "984 Words". The slogan was ''.

Voting
On 30 March 2019 the TBU announced that the presentation of the televoting result during the grand final would change for the first time since the current voting system was introduced in 2018. The presentation of the jury results will remain the same with a live spokesperson in each participating country revealing top song from their national jury that earned 12 points. In a change from previous years the televoting result will be revealed in the order of jury ranking, from the lowest to the highest. Then, Each country/jury awards 12, 10, 8–1 points to their top 10 songs. After this the other fifty percent comes from online voting from the public which will add together with the jury result to get the final outcome.

This was also the second year that the televotes score was announced starting with the lowest Place Jury score. This was done by the TBU, as an act of trying to create some suspense.

Location
is located in the Basildonian region, it is situated North of Langdon Hills, East of Dunton, West of Basildon and South of Noak Bridge. Formerly a plotlands area for Londoners to commonly use as a holiday getaway as well as an evacuation area for ww2. It is one of the largest towns to participate in TayClayVision and one of the original 12 also. The town is divided into five main regions named after their direction (Central, North, South, East and West) along with the capital of Steeple View located in the lowlands separating Laindon and Noak Bridge. The famous and iconic St Nicholas Church can be viewed from the capital hence it's name.

The church itself was built back in the 13th century with an added south isle and chancel built in the 14th century. In 2017 development began for the new shopping centre in Laindon Central by Swan Housing Group under the name of Laindon Place this would replace the tired and overdue Laindon Centre that was constructed in the 60s including many shops, a library, clinic and the well known Clockhouse Office which was removed in 2008. The clock on the side is currently in storage.

Other noteable monuments in Laindon include the war memorial in Laindon Central, St Nicholas Church in Laindon North, The Fortune of War Roundabout in Steeple View and Lidl. Laindon also has it's own train station on the C2C railway between Hornchurch and Basildon and is the station shared by Laindon, Langdon Hills, Noak Bridge and Dunton it is a very old station in the far south and is significant because a famous actress known as Joan Sims was born there. In history there once stood a hotel in Laindon South which was very popular.

To add to this there are several famous celebrities who originate or have lived in Laindon including Allison Moyet, members of Depeche Mode, Sweet Dreams of TayClayVision 3 and Edgar Longstaffe. The town also has a large industrial site in the north and has a few restuarants including KFC in the south and McDonalds in the capital. The DST building in the far north east of Laindon is the towns largest financial building which has a great view of surroundings towns including Basildon and Noak Bridge. Languages spoken included English, Noak, latin, Billeric and Laindonese.

Participating Countries
Due to huge budget cuts from the TBU and LTV, the quarter-finals and semi-finals were scrapped and a limit on participation countries was set to 20.