Although we’re officially into the Eurovision 2026 season, it will still be some time before we hear any national final and Eurovision songs. Thankfully, the music will always continue and a number of Eurovision artists are still producing new songs for us to enjoy.
Contrary to the commonly perpetuated myth about the song contest killing careers, we’re always thrilled to report that singers associated with Eurovision are thriving.
Here is our latest weekly roundup with a selection of the songs released recently by Eurovision stars.
New music from Eurovision artists: 2025 | Week 48
Cleo & Donatan – RÓWNONOC: RARÓG
Cloe and Donatan, who represented Poland in 2014, are still working together and this week released a new album with 14 tracks. The album mixes Polish musical heritage with modern sounds. You’ll find traditional touches, but also Polish rap and hip hop, pop-folk, house influences, a witchy vibe, and many collaborations. Featured artists include Sarius, Jano Polska Wersja, Inee, Viki Gabor (JESC 2019 winner), Wac Toja, Golec Orkiestra, Bonson, and Hinol Polska Wersja.
Alongside the album, they released a music video for “SIANOKOSY (DON LOVESONG).” The title means “haymaking,” so expect a countryside aesthetic mixed with a BOP and strong girl power vibes.
Noyz Narcos feat. Achille Lauro – “PAZZA IDEA”
Achille Lauro, the Italian superstar who represented San Marino in Eurovision 2022, teamed up with Italian rapper Noyz Narcos for the track “Crazy Idea.” The song blends pop and rap and is about pleading for someone to stay by your side: “Stay with me/ Whatever it will be/ Wherever I am/ The night is not enough/ You move with me/ I will protect you/ Wherever you are/ Until the last time.” It explores how staying close to someone can feel crazy at times, how life can throw storms your way, yet in the end, everything becomes easier to face together.
Blue – “Beautiful Spiritual”
The boy band Blue, who represented the United Kingdom at Eurovision in 2011, released a new song this week from their upcoming album Reflections. The track brings that classic British boy band pop vibe, guaranteed to get you dancing. With its catchy melody and polished production, the song has all the ingredients to become a radio hit.
Helena Paparizou & Panos Mouzourakis – “O Erotas Grafetai”
Helena competed in Eurovision twice: first with Antique in 2001 and then solo in 2005 when she won for Greece. This week she is releasing a duet with Panos Mouzourakis called “Love is Written.” The track is joyful and energetic, guaranteed to make you smile. It serves as the soundtrack for the movie of the same name, releasing on Christmas day. The film is a modern romantic comedy about second chances, love, creativity, family, and self-discovery. A music video for the song is also on the way.
Charlotte Perrelli & Andreas Weise – “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do”
Charlotte, who represented Sweden in Eurovision twice (winning in 1999 and returning in 2008), collaborates this week with Andreas Weise, familiar to Eurovision fans from Melodifestivalen. Their newest release is a remake of Neil Sedaka’s 1962 classic, exploring how difficult a breakup can be. The song delivers perfect harmonies and jazzy vibes, speaking about love that sometimes deserves one more chance.
KALUSH & Agape – “Заплакана цариця”
KALUSH, the stage name of Oleg Psiuk from Kalush Orchestra who won Eurovision for Ukraine in 2022, collaborated with Agape this week. Their song, “Crying Queen,” is an emotional track about love fading between truth and lies. The lyrics speak of loneliness and the heartache of broken feelings, while also seeking honesty after disappointment. Flowers that I would give again — but well, what would I trust again, like a fool? I believed in love again and drowned, I was again led by your nature.
Oleg said:
It is a story of lost trust, love that seems like a dream, and a heart that still tries to find the truth amidst the cold and tears.
Conchita Wurst – Wundgeküsst
Conchita, who won Eurovision for Austria in 2014, released a new 6-track EP this week in collaboration with Kyrre Kvam. The album blends music and poetry beautifully, featuring Conchita’s voice, Kyrre’s composing skills, and lyrics taken from the German poet Heinrich Heine. It’s a journey through a rich palette of emotions and poetic stories.
Laura Tesoro – “Girlfriend”
From Belgium, Laura, who competed in Eurovision 2016, releases a new song that’s perfect for walking down the street with a coffee to-go. It’s a confidence booster and a shout-out to girlfriends who deserve better. The song encourages you not to settle for less and to go after exactly what you know you deserve.
Sofi Marinova & V-Band – “Маслинови очи”
Sofi, who represented Bulgaria in 2012, teamed up with V-Band to release “Olive Eyes.” The song is about the summer that passed but the love that remains, perfect for anyone missing those sunny days. It draws inspiration from Romani culture, which is also visible in the music video. The track is a remake of the classic “Șaraiman,” originally released by Romanian Romani artist Romica Puceanu, one of the most well-known Romani folk songs with numerous versions over the years.
Marina Satti & Tso – “IPNOS”
Marina Satti, who represented Greece last year, has released a new track called “Sleep,” a collaboration with Tso. The song is a pop ballad with strong influences from Greek music, featuring an ethereal and dreamy sound that gives it the feel of a delicate lullaby.
Katy Garbi & Bobito – “Femme Fatale”
Kary, who represented Greece in 1993, teams up with Bobito in her newest release. In this song, she channels her inner femme fatale in a track about a queen of hearts. The music carries an authentic traditional Greek sound, taking listeners back to the roots of Greek music.
First Breath After Coma feat. Salvador Sobral – “Amor i temps”
Salvador, who won Eurovision for Portugal in 2017, teamed up this week with the Portuguese indie rock band First Breath After Coma. Their new song is called “Love and Time.” Salvador met the band in Pombal in November 2024, and together they created a track that blends the band’s indie rock style with Salvador’s jazzy touch. The song lasts over five minutes, with dreamy instrumental sections and moments where Salvador’s voice reaches straight to our hearts.
Tamta – “SOMA DANEIKO” & “SE EIDA SE MENA”
Tamta, who represented Cyprus in 2019, is back with a double release this week. The first song, “BODY BORROWED,” is an alternative pop track with a sensual vibe and electronic elements, exuding power, independence, and confidence. The second track, “I SAW YOU IN ME,” features dreamy high notes while keeping the same alt-electro pop energy, proving once again that Tamta delivers flawless vocals and top-notch quality.
TVORCHI – “Вихідний”
The Ukrainian duo TVORCHI, who represented their country in 2023, are back, and this time they’re taking us straight into their office. Need a pop track to boost your workday energy? This one delivers exactly that. Bright, upbeat, and full of motivation, it comes with a music video radiating pure office-party chaos and fun. It’s a reminder that free days are sacred, and the lyrics say it with no hesitation: “Weekend — don’t touch me, don’t disturb me/ Don’t call me before lunch, because that’s not possible!/ A few days will pass — I’ll be back, but today is a day off! (I have a day off).”
The duo added:
A weekend is not a day of the week, but a state of mind that we all need so much, especially at the end of the year. We give this song and video to everyone who is tired and wants to breathe. Watch the video and cheer yourself up.
ADONXS – “Perfume”
ADONXS represented Czechia this year, and his newest release arrives wrapped in a dramatic winter atmosphere, cold visuals, warm emotions, and his voice melting through it all. The track is a poetic ode to the power of scent and memory. Just like a perfume can hold a moment forever, this song captures unforgettable people and the memories that refuse to fade. The theme fits perfectly with his latest project, a collaboration with Prague-based perfume house Pigmentarium, where ADONXS launches his own signature fragrance, La Petite Mort.
EMMY & Braaheim – “Waiting Alone”
Emmy represented Ireland this year, and now she teams up with Braaheim for an explosive electronic house track. This one is made for the club being energetic, powerful and impossible to stand still to. It’s the kind of song that flips sadness into excitement, turning heavy feelings into movement, dancing and letting go. A perfect party starter!
TEYA – “Waxing Salon”
TEYA, who represented Austria with Salena in 2023, is back with a new track. This one is a touching ballad, a feminist manifesto that highlights the struggles women face daily. It blends humor, frustration, vulnerability and reflection into one strong message. “I’m just a girl at a waxing salon/ And I spent all my money/ To fix what is wrong/ Like my mother before me/ Her mother too/ We just pull at our skin/ To be liked by a dude,” in the lyrics she focuses on exaggerated beauty standards, the constant pressure to look perfect, the pain and money poured into fitting in, and how this cycle is passed down through generations. Later, she tackles women’s health, especially the way invisible illnesses are often dismissed or overlooked: “And I’m just a girl in a waiting room/ At a doctor’s office finding the truth/ That my body’s a mystery, a laugh in my face/ No funds for a research to make me okay.”
TEYA’s new release is bold and real, a voice for countless women who feel unseen, unheard or judged by impossible standards.
Jérémie Makiese & SisiK – “Mes Affaires”
Back in 2023 Jérémie competed for Belgium. This week he teams up with SisiK for “My Business,” a track made for rap and hip-hop lovers. The two artists bring their styles together naturally, finding balance and flow while letting their chemistry shine through. “My Business” feels like more than a collab, it’s a product of their friendship.
Let 3 – RKTRD NDRD
Let 3 is one of the bands with a strong legacy in Croatia’s music history, and they also represented the country in Eurovision 2023. Their new album was released this week and contains 13 tracks with a mix of styles. You’ll find retro songs that take you back to the band’s beginnings in the late ’80s, as well as electro-pop tracks. The album is full of surprises, showing the band exploring different musical directions. This time, the main focus is love, with many songs being love-themed.
Hanna Pakarinen – “Rakenteet”
ChatGPT said:
Hanna made Finland proud with her participation in Eurovision 2007. This week she returns with “Structures,” a track that brings the best of Finnish disco-pop, mixed with strong electronic influences. The message is clear and bold — it’s about burning down the structures imposed by society and choosing to be your true self. More than just a song, “Structures” wants to be a statement, a movement, and a call to break free from expectations.
Hanna said:
This song is for you. For you, who is lost in the structures of society or crushed under them. You have been seen❤️.
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I hope that the song and its story inspire Finnish women to break free from unequal structures and break glass ceilings, to find their own voice and realize themselves.
Elisa feat. Tiago Nogueira – “Como é Fraco o Coração”
Elisa was supposed to represent Portugal in 2020, the year Eurovision was cancelled due to the pandemic. This week she returns with a new release, “How Weak The Heart Is,” a collaboration with Tiago Nogueira. The song speaks about a love you know is wrong, but your heart still refuses to let go. With lyrics saying “I know you’re not alone, nor do you want to be / But, if it happens, I’ll be here” and “Only I know how weak the heart is,” Elisa shows how deeply someone can hold power over your emotions. The track is serene and gentle, but its longing stays with you, being the perfect soundtrack for the last autumn days.
Doris Dragović – Doris
Doris represented Croatia in 1999. This week she released a new album called Doris, and as the title suggests, it shows her true self and colors. The album has 10 songs. The material has been ready for some time, waiting for the right moment to be shared. Doris says the strength of this release comes from all the experience she has gained over the years. The album connects past and present, featuring some new songs alongside beloved hits that represent pieces of her heart.
Mandinga – “Estoy Aqui”
Mandinga competed for Romania in Eurovision 2012, and now they return with their flawless Latino vibes. Their new song “I Am Here” stands out because it mixes more than one style. It keeps the classic Latino feeling, while also bringing modern reggaeton touches, placing the song somewhere between salsa and Latin pop. Everything is completed by the vocals of their new frontwoman, Barbara, who gives the song extra energy and freshness.
Knowhere2run feat. Dedduh – “Mista politišon”
Deddug is known to Eurovision fans for representing Montenegro in 2013 as part of Who See alongside Nina Žižić this week he returns with a brand-new collaboration with Knowhere2run. Together they deliver a powerful hip-hop track, driven by an addictive rap flow and a sharp, direct critique of politicians. The song is featured on Knowhere2run’s newly released album.
Marta Jandová, Vaclav Noid Barta et al. – “Jediný přání”
Marta and Václav, who represented Czechia together in 2015, reunite this week for a new collaboration with several other artists, called “My Only Wish.” This is a Christmas song created in support of the Anežka Foundation, raising funds for families with children who have physical disabilities. The song is all about joy, hope, love, and togetherness. It reminds us that when we support one another and stay united, we can achieve what we wish for.
Mia Dimšić, Vlado Kalember, Boris Novković, Severina – Hitmaker
Four former Croatian Eurovision representatives come together on the same album. Various artists have recorded a unique music project titled Hitmaker, featuring ten remarkable songs by Đorđe Novković (father of Boris Novković), one of the most prolific composers in popular music. His work blends rich artistic heritage with timeless melodies that have defined generations. All tracks were performed by the London Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the legendary Abbey Road Studio One, home to some of the most iconic recordings in music history.
Boris Novković, who represented Croatia in 2005 alongside Lado Members, pays tribute to his father with a new version of the classic song “Takav je život” (That’s Life), originally released in 1971 as “Málo, málo, málo (Takav je život)” by Milan Chladil.
Vlado Kalember, Yugoslavia’s 1984 Eurovision contestant, recorded “Prva noć sa njom” (First Night With Her), a 1979 track originally by Srebrna Krila. Severina, Croatia’s 2006 representative, offers a new orchestral version of her own 2001 song “Virujen u te” (Trusting in You). Meanwhile, Mia Dimšić, who competed in 2022, performs “Stari Pjer” (Old Pierre), a song first released in 1974 by Ivica Percl.
The album feels like a musical journey through Croatia’s cultural history.
Gabrielo Perissa feat. Aurela Gace, Mc Kresha & Lyrical Son – “N’AJR”
Aurela represented Albania in 2011, and this week she joins hands with Gabrielo Perissa and rappers Mc Kresha and Lyrical Son for a collaboration sure to impress. Aurela delivers powerful vocals over an addictive EDM track infused with traditional influences, while the rap verses add some extra energy, bringing everything you could want into one single song.
Marcel Pavel & Cornel Palade – “De dragul tau eu mor”
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We end this week’s round-up with Marcel, who represented Romania in 2009 together with Monica Anghel. This week he released a new collaboration with Cornel Palade, a well-known Romanian actor.
The song is about a woman who drives you crazy — the kind of love that makes you feel like you’re dying a little inside every time you see her. The music video continues the story from “Ah, Neluțo,” released two months ago, where the same woman plays with a man’s heart only to take all his money.
Which of these new songs is your favourite? Have we missed out on any? Do you have any artists you want to shout out to? Let us know in the comments.
