New music this week: 21 songs from Helena Paparizou, Amir, Dima Bilan and more
Eden Alene, Polina Gagarina, Tina Karol…
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New music this week: 20 songs from Emma Marrone, Tina Karol, Sunstroke Project and more
Including collabs with Zara Larsson and Snoop Dogg
New music this week: 20 songs from Alexander Rybak, Alexey Vorobyov, Poli Genova and more
Plus Tom Leeb, Damir Kedzo, Jedward…
New music this week: 20 songs from Mahmood, Sergey Lazarev, Alyosha and more
Donny Montell, Kristian Kostov, Vaidas Baumila…
New music this week: 20 songs from Hooverphonic, Amir, Ruth Lorenzo and more
Uku Suviste, Benjamin Ingrosso, Madame Monsieur…
New music this week: 20 songs from Netta, Mahmood, Iveta Mukuchyan and more
Stella Mwangi, SuRie, Kállay Saunders…
New music this week: 20 songs from Loreen, Bilal Hassani, Viki Gabor and more
Michael Rice, Nathan Trent, Alex Sparrow…
New music this week: 16 songs from KEiiNO & Electric Fields, Vasil, Ilse DeLange and more
Kállay Saunders, Eric Saade, JOWST…
A Dal 2019: Joci Papai and Leander Kills among 30 acts in Hungary’s national selection
Kállay-Saunders is back with The Middletonz
“We stacking them chips” — Hungary’s Kállay Saunders performs ode to nachos
“The cheddar legit, my team is equipped”
“To send or not to send?” Kállay Saunders teases a return to A Dal 2017
Can he give Hungary its first Eurovision win?
Poll result: The Kállay-Saunders Band is your favourite to win the second heat of A Dal 2016
The band are running (running, running) towards victory
Check them out: The latest releases from Hungary’s Eurovision stars
Are you hungry for Boggie?
A Dal 2016: Hungary accepting applications for national selection until 25 November
Amateurs need not apply
Hungary: Kállay-Saunders Band releases first song “Victory”
He tells us about a potential Eurovision bid
Hungary: Boggie wins A Dal 2015 with “Wars for Nothing”
Did Hungary make the right decision?
Eurovision reviews and rankings: Kallay-Saunders wins Wiwi Jury
19 jurors reviewed 37 songs—and Hungary emerged as our favourite