Although we’re officially into the Eurovision 2025 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: 2024 | Week 43
Damiano David – “Born With a Broken Heart”
Damiano competed in Eurovision as part of Måneskin and won the contest for Italy in 2021. Beyond his work with Måneskin, he’s also embarked on a solo project, and this song marks his second solo release. It features an incredible retro-pop sound that highlights his versatility and vocal talent. The music video, with its old Hollywood aesthetic, showcases his skills as a dancer, giving it the feel of a cinematic musical, reminiscent of La La Land. Lyrically, the song explores the pain of a broken heart that seems beyond repair and the fear of becoming a burden to a loved one: “What if I said I’m trying/ To save your love from dying/ Baby I’m too far gone/ Don’t wanna see you crying/ But I just know who I am/ Maybe that’s the hardest part ohhh/ Baby you can’t fix me, I was born with a broken heart.”
Aiko – “Regal”
Aiko, who represented the Czech Republic in this year’s Eurovision, is back with her latest song, which is sure to stand out in your playlists. This powerful track features pop-rock elements and addresses the need for a “detox from the ego,” focusing on people who try to be someone they’re not. The lyrics include: “You need a detox from your ego / Oh, it seems so hard to be you! / So were you looking for a crown? / Oh wow! Stop getting all worked up now.” The music video adds some extra dark vibes to the whole mix.
Marcus & Martinus x VIZE – “Another Life”
Marcus & Martinus, the Norwegian twin duo who represented Sweden in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, have released a new electronic pop track with strong EDM influences that’s sure to get you moving. The song, a collaboration with VIZE, leans into a vibrant electronic sound that amplifies its energetic feel. Speaking about the lyrics, they explore the sensation of meeting someone who feels like a perfect match, almost as if they were destined to meet in another life: “Baby, you’re forever mine, known you all this time / From another life.”
Bambie Thug – “Fangtasy”
Bambie represented Ireland in this year’s Eurovision, and they are ready to bring some Halloween vibes with their latest song. Featuring a pop-rock sound, the track warns against falling in love with “a vampire,” despite the temptation being strong. The lyrics include: “I got a message from the other side / The moon was low and the spirits high / It touched my soul like a new romance / I lost control. It was some kind of trance.” The animated music video leaves viewers craving a sequel or at least a cartoon series about Bambie and their adventures. It depicts a dark party that gets interrupted by a vampire, but in the end, the witches triumph over the vampire. They also performed this show in this week’s edition of The Late Late Show.
Cleo, Donatan & Hinol Polska Wesja – “Jabłoni”
The duo formed by Cleo and the producer Donatan, represented Poland in Eurovision 2014. They have just released a new song, “Apple Trees”. It’s a collaboration with Hinol Polska Wersja, whose energetic rap blends smoothly with the song’s traditional vibe, celebrating the beauty of Polish culture. The colorful music video, set in an apple orchard, features beautiful traditional costumes. The song’s lyrics touch on the theme of longing that grows with time: “And the apple trees are blooming again, the apple trees/ Longing/ When you’re not there, it feels like less of me.”
ISAAK & Unknown Brain – “SOS”
ISAAK, who competed for Germany this year, is back with a new track in collaboration with Unknown Brain, bringing serious party vibes with a powerful pop sound. Despite its upbeat feel, the song delivers a strong message about breaking free from routine and learning to enjoy life more. Lyrics like: “SOS, SOS I’m calling / Everything’s so fucking boring / SOS, SOS I’m calling / Same day, same night, same morning / Doctor, doctor what’s wrong with me / Lost, I’m lost in reality” capture the frustration of monotony and the desire for something more. It’s an anthem for anyone looking to shake things up and embrace life.
Benjamin Ingrosso – Pink Velvet Theatre
Benjamin represented Sweden in Eurovision 2018, and his long-anticipated album is finally here. Teased with hits like “Kite,” “Who’s Laughing Now,” and “Honey Boy,” which were performed as an interval act at this year’s Eurovision, the album was produced by Vincent Pontare and Salem Al Fakir, known for their work with major artists like Avicii, Katy Perry, Madonna, Sia, A$AP Rocky, and Lady Gaga.
Over two years, Benjamin crafted an album that captures a surreal universe filled with intense emotions and vivid imagery. Its sound draws inspiration from the music of the Bee Gees, Queen, and Elton John, creating an eclectic mix of nostalgia and innovation that invites listeners to immerse themselves in a thrilling, unpredictable world of love.
The lead single, “Back to You,” is about rediscovering love, while “Angela” channels an ABBA-style vibe. According to Benjamin, “Angela” serves as a modern twist on the Peter Pan tale, portraying Peter’s longing for Wendy after she leaves Earth—making it a metaphorical love letter to innocence and nostalgia.
About the creation process of the album, Benjamin stated:
“This album has been evolving alongside my personal growth as an artist and songwriter. It’s a modern love story—like a contemporary Romeo and Juliet, only set in a dreamlike world where love blurs the line between reality and imagination.”
MARO & NASAYA – “CRYCRYCRY”
MARO represented Portugal in Eurovision 2022, and her latest song is an English-language track in collaboration with Nasaya. The song shifts into an electronic dance direction, highlighting MARO’s experimental artistry. With lyrics like: “Talk about it over a thousand times / We swear we’ll make it work, but then things just die,” the song explores a relationship that couldn’t be saved, leaving only tears to ease the pain. Along with the exciting vibes of her new release, MARO is also preparing for a tour in both North and South America.
Ivi Adamou – “Logia”
Ivi, who represented Cyprus in Eurovision 2012, is back with her latest track, titled “Words.” This upbeat banger explores the theme of how sometimes it’s just words and a lack of action. The song features modern instrumentation and comes with an aesthetically pleasing music video showcasing vibrant colors, Ivi’s great sense of fashion, and playful visuals.
Sanja Vučić & Nucci – “Vagabundo”
Sanja has a long history with Eurovision, having first represented Serbia in 2016. She was later selected to return in 2020 as part of the girl group Hurricane, but sadly, Eurovision was canceled that year. Hurricane eventually made their comeback in 2021. This week, Sanja collaborated again with fellow artist Nucci to release “Vagabond.” The song features turbo folk influences and boasts a cinematographic music video that depicts a small-town romance. The lyrics capture the complexities of loving someone who is already taken: “- You love me like crazy, my vagabond / It’s clear for me, my heart is awake / I kiss other lips every day / Somebody else sleeps next to me / – I love you like crazy, I’m your vagabond / It’s clear for me, my heart is awake / Because of you, I drink every day / The pub is my second home.”
OGENE – “Phenomenon”
The three sisters of OGENE, who represented the Netherlands in 2017, are finally back with new music that fans have been eagerly anticipating. Their latest song is a self-composed piece, adding an extra layer of significance to their return. It serves as a confidence booster, focusing on demanding attention and claiming what you deserve with the strong affirmation, “I’m a phenomenon.” As always, the impeccable harmony between these three sisters shines through.
Soraya – “Heaven Knows”
Soraya, who represented Spain in 2009, is back with a retro electronic track that brings the groove. The music video radiates a great vibe, illustrating how love can be discovered in unexpected places. Catchy and danceable, the song captures the excitement of finding a long-desired love, with lyrics that express heartfelt longing: “Heaven knows I’ve prayed for your love / Don’t let it be in vain.” This infectious track is sure to get you moving!
The Rasmus – “Rest In Pieces”
The iconic Finnish rock band that rocked Eurovision in 2022 is back with a new anthem! As they gear up for their upcoming tour, the band has just released a powerful rock track about moving on from a love that no longer serves you: “Rest in pieces / ‘Cause I don’t give a fuck that I lost you.” Perfect for rock lovers, this track is full of energy and attitude. Plus, it comes with a music video so fans can sing along and immerse themselves in the vibe. Get ready to rock!
Miki Núñez – “Serem més forts”
Miki, who represented Spain in Eurovision 2019, brings a touch of confidence and resilience with his latest acoustic track, “We Will Be Stronger.” This uplifting song is about breaking free and finding inner strength, showing how life’s lows can ultimately make us stronger. With its heartfelt message and stripped-back sound, it’s a reminder that growth often comes from life’s toughest moments.
Sofi Marinova & Konstantin – “Константине”
Get ready for a true party anthem from Bulgaria! Sofi, who competed in Eurovision 2012, is back with a new track that brings out the best of Bulgarian ethnic elements in collaboration with Konstantin. In the music video, the duo enjoys a non-stop party vibe from start to finish. What makes this song especially intriguing is its roots: though re-orchestrated with a fresh Bulgarian traditional sound, it originally comes from Romanian folklore, with the title “Constantine, Constantine.” This song has seen various interpretations, from classical to modern, and first gained mainstream popularity thanks to traditional Romanian singer Floarea Calotă.
Jeroen van der Boom – “Welkom In Mijn Hart”
Jeroen, who competed in Eurovision 2009 as part of the Dutch group De Toppers, is back with a new song titled “Welcome in My Heart.” This upbeat love anthem is all about embracing someone who’s always had a place in his heart. With heartfelt lines like, “I opened all the doors (of my heart)” and “And all that’s mine is also yours,” Jeroen is ready to fully confess his love. It’s a warm, inviting track that celebrates openness and deep connection.
Rene Froger & Billy Dans – “De Stad”
René Froger, also from Eurovision 2009’s Dutch group De Toppers, has released a new song in collaboration with Billy Dans. Titled “The City”, the song is an ode to Amsterdam, celebrating the city’s 750th anniversary. Both artists, born in Amsterdam’s Jordaan neighborhood, share their love for the city’s history, nostalgia, people, and unique atmosphere. Billy Dans brings powerful rap elements to the track, adding depth to the celebration. René Froger, an honorary citizen of Amsterdam since 2010, stated:
“Together we represent the old and new generation of Amsterdammers, people who really love this city.”
Isaiah Firebrace – “BALANCE”
Isaiah, who represented Australia in 2017, is back to prove his pop star prowess with a new song that highlights his powerful voice. The track explores the struggle of finding balance in life, featuring introspective lyrics like: “How do we keep the balance? / How do we keep the flow? / We’re strangers on our planet / Gotta get back control.” The reflective theme and Isaiah’s incredible vocals are just two things that can’t be ignore.
Basim – “Du Forstår Mig”
Basim, who represented Denmark in 2014, is making his return to the music scene with a beautiful autumnal love song titled “You Understand Me”. Filled with warmth and Basim’s heartfelt vocals, the song is about discovering someone who truly reflects and understands you. It’s a tender track that captures the magic of finding a deep, genuine connection.
zalagasper – “med in mleko”
The charming duo zalagasper, who represented Slovenia in 2019, is back with a new indie track titled “Honey and Milk”. This serene tune invites listeners to sit back and soak in its soothing harmonies. The song beautifully explores love, capturing moments that feel as sweet and comforting as milk and honey. Perfect for unwinding, it’s a gentle reminder of love’s softer side.
Kalomira & Ripen – “Papi”
Kalomira, who represented Greece in 2008, is back with a new song that brings Greek party vibes to life. This total banger, featuring a collaboration with Ripen who adds a rap twist, is irresistibly catchy and guaranteed to make you dance. The lyrics capture the essence of love and carefree getaways: “Our summer fire, / To take photos on the islands, / Mute the cell phones, / With two cocktails before the dive.”
Sunstorm – “Love’s Not Gone”
The rock band Sunstorm, featuring Ronnie Romero as the vocalist, is back with a new song that’s perfect for rock lovers. Ronnie, who represented Bulgaria in 2021 as part of Intelligent Music Project, delivers a powerful performance that showcases how well the rock genre suits his voice. The energetic music video enhances the song’s message: that love endures through time and challenges, with lyrics like: “Love’s not gone / It’s a flame that still burns.”
Kurt Calleja – “Għal Kulħadd”
This week’s playlist wouldn’t be complete without a song from Malta! Kurt, who represented Malta in Eurovision in 2012, is back with a dose of optimism in his latest acoustic tune titled “For Everyone.” This uplifting track is sure to put a smile on your face and resonates with listeners of all ages. Kurt has already had the opportunity to promote the song live on Maltese television, sharing its positive message with fans. It’s a feel-good song that we all need.
Nicole – “Ich gratuliere mir”
Nicole, the music legend who won Eurovision for Germany in 1982, is back with a feel-good acoustic track titled “I Congratulate Myself.” This uplifting song serves as a reminder to celebrate our small victories and take pride in our personal achievements. With its cheerful melody and positive message, it’s the perfect addition to any playlist focused on self-empowerment and joy.
Autow Nite Superstore feat. Riskykidd & Terselle – “Sadboirave”
Riskykidd, who represented Greece in 2014, has recently teamed up with Terselle and Athens-based producer and DJ Autow Nite Superstore for an exciting collaboration. Their song, featured on Autow’s latest album showcasing a variety of artists, delivers electronic and EDM vibes at their best. With a pulsating beat and energetic sound, this track is sure to get listeners moving and is a standout addition to the album.
Levina & Lisabel – “Know You Better”
Levina, who represented Germany in 2017, has teamed up with Lisabel for a lovely ballad that fills your heart with joy and warmth. While the song may initially seem like a love song, it’s actually about connecting with oneself. Levina shared her thoughts on the song, emphasizing its deeper meaning and the importance of self-discovery:
“Writing this song felt like a therapy session for two, connecting with a wiser, more empowered and rooted version of ourselves. Do you ever dream about that version of yourself?”
Loulou LaMotte – “Grass that’s greener”
Loulou, a member of The Mamas, the Swedish group that was set to represent Sweden in Eurovision 2020 before the event was cancelled, is back with new music. She also lent her voice as a backing vocalist for John Lundvik in 2019. Her latest song features a cozy country vibe, exploring themes of a better world and blossoming love. This track is just one of many upcoming songs that Loulou plans to share with her fans, promising more heartfelt music to come.
Eneda Tarifa – “Më fort”
Get ready for something magical! Eneda, who represented Albania in 2016, has released a powerful ballad titled Stronger. Infused with Albanian influences, this captivating song showcases her impressive vocal range and emotional depth. Eneda debuted the track at this year’s Kenga Magjike music festival, delivering a strong live performance that truly resonated with the audience.
Tamara Todevska & Kosta Dean – “Nikoj kako ti”
Tamara, who represented North Macedonia in 2008 and 2019, is back with a new track titled “Nobody Like You.” In collaboration with Kosta Dean, the song explores the ups and downs of love, capturing the complexity of relationships. Accompanied by a very expressive music video and a retro-influenced tune, this release showcases Tamara’s vocal prowess and emotional depth.
Miro – “Нежен”
We’re wrapping up this week’s round-up with “Gentle,” a new song from Miro, who represented Bulgaria in 2010. Despite its soft title, the track is incredibly powerful and impactful. The accompanying music video transports viewers to an ancient Asian tale, enhancing the song’s dramatic essence. Miro’s captivating vocals combined with the rich visuals create a mesmerizing experience.
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.
