Eurovision 2025 may have come to a conclusion, but the music will always continue. A number of Eurovision artists are thankfully still producing new music 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 21 part 2
With so many new songs this week, we’ve split the roundup into two smaller articles. You can find part 1 here.
Melody – “El Apagón”
We start this part with something fresh from Melody, who represented Spain this year and proved to everyone that she’s the real “diva.” Even though she finished 24th on the final scoreboard, she definitely won everyone’s hearts.
Her latest single, titled “The Blackout,” is already making waves — and not just because of its sound. Interestingly, the song’s title was revealed as a teaser just before the unexpected blackout that hit Spain and Portugal a few weeks ago, bringing some extra attention to the release. Now that’s what you call perfect timing!
The track is energetic, with a subtle Latin pop vibe, and the music video reminds us that Melody is not only the ultimate diva but also an incredible dancer. The lyrics delve into themes of resilience and recovery: “I’ve hit rock bottom and I have to get out / With every fall, I accept the wound / You, who want to defeat me / Look me in the eye and I’m the strong one / Relax, the best is yet to come… / After the blackout.”
Klavdia – Asteromata
Klavdia represented Greece this year and made the country proud by finishing in sixth place in the grand final. This week, she released an album titled “Asteromata,” named after her Eurovision entry.
The album opens with her Eurovision song and closes with a remix of it, featuring Playmen and Valeron. The rest of the album is essentially split into two parts. One half explores laiko (Greek folk-pop), highlighted by the track “Auta Ta Matia Ta Glika” (These Sweet Eyes), which also comes with a newly released music video. On this side of the album, Klavdia collaborates with Oge, ARCADE, and Beyond, adding depth and variety to the traditional sounds.
The other half features three catchy pop songs in English, showcasing her versatility and appeal to an international audience.
Sudden Lights – īsas vasaras garas ziemas
Sudden Lights, the Latvian band that competed in Eurovision 2023, has just released their latest album — a must-have for indie rock fans. Titled Short Summer, Long Winters, the album features 13 tracks, including some previously released singles. Each song is poetic and carries the band’s signature sound. The album opens with “Troubadours,” a melancholic rock piece, and “February” is another standout track you won’t want to miss. They’ve also released a new music video for the song “Fast Slow,” which features a captivating storyline. The lyrics reflect on the changing seasons, Latvia, and the passage of time:
“Short summers / Long winters / In your ears songs and rock and roll / You have a tear / On your cheek bare / Like Latvia in the spring / Fast slowly / The days go by you frown.”
Edurne & MAYO – Todo me recuerda a ti”
Edurne, who represented Spain in 2015, is back with a brand-new, addictive collaboration with MAYO titled “Everything Reminds Me of You.” This dance-pop track, sung in Spanish, captures the feeling of not being able to get someone out of your mind. With its summer radio-vibe, the song is perfect for the season. The music video is a vibrant mix of dance, color, fun, and a touch of nostalgia — the kind that makes you want to hit repeat. Get ready to dance along to this one!
Eleni Foureira – “Disco-Tech”
Klavdia isn’t the only one teaming up with ARCADE in this week’s music round-up. Eleni Foureira, who represented Cyprus in 2018, has also dropped a brand-new track featuring the hit-making collective. The song is exactly what the title promises — a techno-dance anthem where Eleni’s signature sensuality turns up the heat, making it hotter than summer. It marks a fresh direction for her sound and serves as her official summer kick-off. As always, fans are eagerly awaiting even more BOPs from the queen of summer hits.
Amaia & pablopablo – “De Ti”
Amaia, who represented Spain in 2018 alongside Alfred, returns this week with a new duet — this time with pablopablo. Their track, titled “Of You,” is an alt-indie piece that blends their voices beautifully to tell a haunting, emotional story.
The song explores the lingering pain of not being able to move on, paired with a raw desire to leave a lasting mark on the one who caused that pain. It’s a delicate balance of vulnerability and revenged captured in the lyrics: “It seems unbelievable/ That I’m still attached to you / And you’re still attached to me / Every time you finally forget / I’ll find a way / To make you hurt again.”
byealex és a slepp – “vodkashot”
Now we turn to Hungary and ByeAlex, who represented the country in 2013. Get ready for a track that hits as raw and powerful as a shot of vodka. His latest release comes with a quirky, mystical, and fun music video centered around the surprisingly intriguing lives of delivery men. Musically, it’s a bold blend of rap and trap, packed with energy and attitude that’s guaranteed to get you vibing. ByeAlex is here to deliver the shot you didn’t know you needed — straight to your door.
Laura Tesoro – “Shining”
A confidence booster is coming your way from Laura, who made Belgium proud back in 2016. Her latest pop release is a heartfelt reminder to trust the process and believe in the future — because your moment to shine will come. The song is crafted as a letter to her younger self, a personal voice message of reassurance and hope.
About the message of her song, Laura said:
Little me, singing every day, would’ve never believed that one day 2.000 people would buy a ticket to watch her do so.
Finley feat. Nina Zilli – “QUELLO SBAGLIATO”
If you’re craving some Italian summer vibes, Nina Zilli is here to deliver. Representing Italy in Eurovision back in 2012, she’s now back with a fresh collaboration alongside the band Finley. Their new track, “The Wrong One,” tells the story of a love that’s flawed but real — fueled by unspoken words and lingering regrets. It’s a bittersweet anthem wrapped in a catchy, summery sound. The music video adds an extra layer of charm, with the band members hilariously turned into miniatures. The storyline is playful, imaginative, and full of twists.
Magdolna Rúzsa & Lotfi Begi – “Nyári Zápor”
Rúzsa, who represented Hungary in 2007, is back this week with a fresh collaboration alongside Lotfi Begi titled “Summer Shower.” This upbeat pop track is accompanied by a charming music video that follows the whimsical journey of a lost umbrella — which eventually finds its way back, but not alone. The lyrics are tender and romantic, perfectly blending love and rain: “Summer rain washes our way / Your shirt on me, now where are we running? / And softly embracing you, just you and me.”
Natasha St-Pier – “J’ai deux amours”
Natasha St-Pier, who represented France in 2001, returns with a voice that once again leaves a lasting impression — powerful, emotional, and unmistakably hers. Her latest release is a beautifully melodic chanson that transports you straight to the heart of France. Titled “I Have Two Loves,” the song is a touching tribute to the ultimate dual affection: one’s country and Paris. It’s a cover of Josephine Baker’s iconic classic, originally released in 2009, and Natasha brings her own grace and warmth to this timeless piece.
Mia Nicolai & bob junior – “ISSUE”
Mia, who represented the Netherlands in Eurovision 2023 alongside Dion Cooper, is back this week with a fresh collaboration featuring Bob Junior. Their new track is an energetic retro-inspired song with rock influences, exploring the frustration of giving too many chances to a hopeless romance. The lyrics describe the push and pull dynamics perfectly: “You be so rude to me / Sometimes I feel relieved / When you’re around me, but you’re not / How come you be like this? / Always so negative / When I’m around you, I feel lost / Do you think that’s what I need?” With its fresh, groovy sound, this track is sure to get stuck in your head.
Let 3 – “Lassie”
Let 3, the iconic Croatian group who competed in Eurovision 2023, is back with a bold new rock track. The accompanying music video is as vibrant and psychedelic as you can imagine—full of hippie-inspired colors and visuals. The song is definitely a love anthem, focusing on the physical side of making love while blending intense dynamics with pure adoration. Together with a hypnotic instrumental, it captures the ecstasy of connection in a powerful and mesmerizing way.
About the song, the group said:
“Lassie” is not just another love song – it is a state of mind, a physical ecstasy and an ode to love in its purest form.
Jüri Pootsmann – “Millal käisid Sa viimati Tallinnas?”
Jüri, who represented Estonia in 2016, returns with a captivating new song titled “When Is the Last Time You Visited Tallinn?” — an invitation you simply can’t refuse. Get ready to join him on a retro alt-dance journey, accompanied by a music video that beautifully captures an Eastern European aesthetic. The lyrics revolve around the bittersweet question: “Will I ever see you again?” set against the backdrop of Tallinn — a city of stunning beauty yet a sense of emptiness, a place that feels deeply connected to him.
SALENA – “Love That’s Made To Die For”
Salena, who represented Austria alongside Teya in 2023, has finally released a song that had been haunting her for two years — and now it’s time to share it with the world. The track explores the difficult side of love: a love that makes you feel like you’re dying inside, and the lasting marks it leaves on your soul. The artwork, created entirely by Salena herself, adds a deeply personal touch to the release.
The song showcases her impressive vocal range, featuring a unique, hypnotic sound that seamlessly shifts between slow, emotional moments and more rhythmic, driving sections. It’s a powerful and intimate journey through the complexities of love.
We Are Domi – “If I’m Honest”
The Czech band We Are Domi, who competed in Eurovision 2022, is back this week with a fresh electronic pop track. The song begins slow and cozy, gradually building up its rhythm into a more energetic vibe. Lyrically, it’s about finding your true home in the person you want to love for the rest of your life. The track opens with the heartfelt lines: “If I’m being honest / I think I found my home.”
About the song, the group said:
This one came to life during a writing session in Berlin, a day full of deep talks about friendship, love, and really being there for the people who matter. The vibe in the studio was something special, and this track is what came out of it.
Advance Pattrol feat. Loulou LaMotte – “Sommartid”
Loulou, is part of the group The Mamas—who were set to represent Sweden in 2020 before the contest was canceled due to the pandemic—is back this week with a collaboration alongside Advance Patrol. Their new track, “Summertime,” features Loulou’s outstanding vocals blended seamlessly into a raw, honest rap song.
Magna Voces – “Il mondo”
We close this week’s round-up with a beautiful track from Romania. Marcel Pavel, who competed in a duet with Monica Anghel back in 2002, is now part of the tenor trio Magna Voces, alongside Iordache Basalic and Andrei Lazăr. This new musical project has just released their debut single — a stunning cover of the classic Italian song “Il Mondo” (The World), originally composed by Carlo Pes, Lilli Greco, Gianni Meccia, and Jimmy Fontana, and famously performed by Fontana in 1965.
Magna Voces bring a fresh interpretation, using Ennio Morricone’s arrangement, with their voices blending seamlessly to create a truly captivating performance.
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.
