Summer is the quiet period for Eurovision fans as we wait for the new season to commence. 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 26
Chanel – “Zakaza”
Chanel, Spain’s unforgettable Eurovision 2022 powerhouse, is back, and she’s bringing the heat we’ve all been waiting for. Looking more radiant and confident than ever, Chanel drops a high-energy banger wrapped in style and purpose. The classy black-and-white music video showcases her signature fierceness on the dance floor But there’s even more to the story. Behind the infectious beat lies a deep and empowering message. As Chanel declares in the lyrics: “They tried to kick us out the club / Now they call us for the show.”
This isn’t just a club anthem, it’s a bold celebration of identity, resilience, and freedom. In her recent interview with Vanity Fair Spain, Chanel revealed that the track is a dedication to the LGTBIQ+ community and to Ballroom culture, a love letter to those who have long fought for visibility, joy, and space.
Chanel also shared that this release marks a turning point after the most intense years of her life, following her groundbreaking Eurovision performance. With grace and courage, she opened up about her identity, proudly coming out as bisexual and embracing her place within the queer community. And there’s more to come, Chanel has promised to spend the summer in the studio, crafting new music that’s sure to keep the momentum going.
Nigar Jamal – “Bizi Yollar Səsləyir”
Nigar Jamal, one half of Azerbaijan’s Eurovision-winning duo from 2011, is back, and she’s bringing the summer vibes with her latest single, “Roads Call Us.” This new track is a feel-good anthem infused with subtle traditional elements and wrapped in a sleek, modern pop production. The music video reflects the song’s joyful spirit, casting Nigar as the life and soul of every party, radiating charisma.
Lyrically, the song is a celebration of music’s power to connect, travel, and inspire. As Nigar beautifully puts it: “My songs travel everywhere / My songs adorn the world / Songs are like flowers / Flowers are woven into hands / My beautiful, gentle songs.”
LOBODA – 18
Continuing with a fantastic new EP out of Ukraine, courtesy of LOBODA , the artist who represented the country at Eurovision 2009. The EP features four brand-new tracks, all sung in Ukrainian, and infused with a modern, soft electro sound. None of these songs were released as singles beforehand, so fans are treated to a completely new musical experience straight from the studio. One highlight is the second track, “I Have Been Living” (translated title for track nr. 2), which delivers a poignant message. The lyrics draw a sharp comparison between the harmful effects of smoking and certain people in our lives, those who we expect to offer us love but don’t truly understand it, leaving emotional scars instead.
Another standout is the third song, “Sonata”, a moving piece that expresses the longing to rediscover a lost light, a metaphor for hope.
About the EP, Loboda said:
I dedicate this album to everyone who does not lose the desire to move on. Despite the walls, fears, bruises and crazy temper of the modern world.
Taking risk is scary, but not taking risks is even scarier.
Ivi Adamou – “San To Louloudi”
Ivi represented Cyprus in 2012. “Like a Flower” is the perfect summer hit—it sounds like a holiday in Cyprus or Greece. The music video is on a different artistic level, with striking color contrasts, summery aesthetics, and Ivi’s unique style, making it impossible to look away for three minutes. The song speaks of love, passion, strength, and sensitivity.
Ronela Hajati – “HANA”
Ronela Hajati, Albania’s unforgettable Eurovision 2022 representative, is back with a powerful new track, and it’s exactly what Eurovision fans have been craving. Her latest song is a stunning fusion of raw emotion and authentic Albanian musical roots, carried effortlessly by her powerhouse vocals. Energetic yet tender, the track strikes a beautiful balance between traditional flair and modern production. The song feels like a spiritual conversation, a heartfelt outpouring of wishes and desires, wrapped in themes of love, longing, and mysticism.
Marina Satti & Tso – “FASHOIN KILLAH”
Also from Greece, this week we have Marina, who competed in 2024. Beyond her musical success, Marina is known for her bold and confident fashion style—and with her latest collaboration with Tso, she fully embraces and celebrates that identity. The song works both as a club banger and as a rock anthem, so Marina released two versions simultaneously, letting fans choose their favourite vibe.
Teodora feat. Jala Brat – “101 Zmija”
Jala, who represented Bosnia and Herzegovina at Eurovision 2016 alongside Dalal, Deen, and Ana Rucner, is back, and he’s bringing turbo folk back into the spotlight in the best way possible.
His newest release is a vibrant and high-energy collaboration with Serbian pop star Teodora, blending sharp beats, irresistible melodies, and a distinctly Balkan sound. Accompanied by a visually explosive music video, the release features dynamic choreography and bold styling that seems just perfect for Eurovision. Teodora takes centre stage as the queen of snakes, in a song about how venomous people can be.
Anna Vissi – Sandre
Anna competed for Greece in 2006. Her newest song brings back a retro glam disco style. Composed and written by Nikos Karvelas, the track is designed to be a nostalgic summer hit that takes radio stations by surprise. The lyrics reflect on those unforgettable memories that never fade. Fans have been thoroughly impressed by the new release from the Greek music sensation, with the song already receiving widespread praise and positive feedback.
Romina Power – “Custodi”
Romina represented Italy twice, both times in a duet with Al Bano—first in 1976 and again in 1985. With her newest song, she invites listeners on a different kind of journey: to India. Sung in Italian, the track is infused with Indian mysticism and spirituality, woven into every layer of its instrumental—from authentic Indian instruments to a music video that beautifully showcases India and its traditions. Through this musical journey, Romina builds cultural bridges, uniting people through sound and spirit.
Carpetman – “Call Me Insane”
Carpetman, a member of the Kalush Orchestra—the Ukrainian group that won Eurovision in 2022—has released a new solo track. This time, the song is in English and was filmed in the United States. Yet despite the change in language and setting, the track remains deeply rooted in Ukrainian heritage, featuring traditional instruments that enrich its sound. The music video also includes on-screen lyrics, enhancing the listener’s connection to the message.
As for the metaphorical meaning behind the song, Carpetman himself explains:
“If a young mind is given certain knowledge, it will immediately try to share it with others, disregarding the fact that it has not yet understood anything itself, because it is still trying to understand it.”
Albina Kelmendi – “Te dua”
Albina, who competed for Albania in 2023 alongside her family, returns with a heartfelt new song titled “I Love You.” This traditional Albanian acoustic ballad feels like a vow, with lyrics that speak of a rare kind of love—one that reflects your very soul. As suggested by the music video, the song makes a perfect choice for a wedding. In fact, it was specially composed to celebrate the union of Donjeta and Arber. If you’re looking for something meaningful to play on your big day, this is one to remember.
Albina said about the song and the couple she sings it for:
“In a world where true love is rare, you are an inspiration. May this song be an eternal reminder of your love.”
La Zarra – “Diva”
The one and only diva, La Zarra, represented France in 2023. Her latest song is a powerful French track that feels like a main character’s soundtrack—channelling the inner diva within us all. With her commanding voice and signature style, La Zarra delivers a track that radiates confidence and empowerment. Speaking on the Beurn Out podcast by Mehdi Hamala, La Zarra shared that she associates the word diva with legendary voices like Oum Kalthoum and Mariah Carey—icons known for their extraordinary vocal talent.
EMMY & Karlavagnen – “Rena Lakan”
EMMY, the Norwegian artist who represented Ireland in this year’s Eurovision, returns with a captivating new track in collaboration with Karlavagnen. Titled “Clean Sheets,” the song is performed in Swedish and offers a compelling blend of EMMY’s soft, emotive vocals and powerful rap segments. The result is a perfect balance that explores the emotional complexity of relationships with honesty and depth.
Blue Stripes feat. TALI – “You Don’t Really Know Me”
Tali made Luxembourg proud in 2024, and now she’s back with a fresh collaboration alongside Blue Stripes. This new track stands out from everything else in our playlist this week. Accompanied by piano and saxophone, Tali delivers a flawless jazz piece infused with retro influences. The lyrics dive deep into the melancholy, those certain blues, that love can bring. The track is an elegant expression of real love and heartache, all wrapped in smooth, soulful sound.
Kaleen – “ONLY U”
Kaleen, who represented Austria in Eurovision 2024, is back—and once again proving she’s the queen of pop. Her brand-new electrifying track blends pop and EDM in the best possible way, delivering high energy and an empowering message. Dedicated “to those who stay true to themselves—even if it’s different, extra, obscene, too much… whatever they wanna call it,” the song is a bold anthem of self-expression. It’s a celebration of individuality and a powerful reminder to write your own story.
Gromee & Tyler Shaw – “Fire”
Gromee, the DJ who represented Poland in Eurovision 2018 alongside Lukas Meijer, returns with a fresh new release—this time featuring the smooth vocals of Canadian singer Tyler Shaw. Gromee once again proves his mastery in mixing, delivering a track that’s perfect for a summer car ride or a quiet moment at a festival. With its slower tempo compared to his previous hits, the song still captures Gromee’s signature style while offering something refreshingly different. Lyrically, it speaks of a love that endures through time, reminding us that home is wherever two souls truly connect.
Luke Black & Die Arkitekt – “BOSCH INFERNO”
Luke, who represented Serbia in 2023, returns this week with a powerful new collaboration alongside Athenian DJ Die Arkitekt—renowned for fusing EDM and electronic music with classical elements. The result is a haunting and cinematic journey, one that feels like a descent into the inferno. Yet amid the darkness, the track features striking operatic arias woven into a modern soundscape, with Luke’s voice adding a dramatic, almost theatrical intensity. It’s a bold and immersive piece that pushes musical boundaries
Kállay Saunders – “wild horses”
Kállay, who represented Hungary in 2014, is back with a fresh track that brings classic old-school R&B into the spotlight. Serving as a teaser for his upcoming album, the song highlights his impressive musical evolution and delivers a sound that’s sure to get you vibing. With soaring strings, 808s, and smooth R&B electric guitars, the production supports what may be the best version of his voice to date. It’s a confident, soulful taste of the new energy he’s bringing to the next chapter of his career.
Timebelle & Apollo – “Dancing Queen”
Timebelle, who represented Switzerland in 2017, returns with a fresh collaboration alongside Apollo. In this new release, Timebelle lets Runa—their Romanian vocalist—shine in a vibrant club reimagining of ABBA’s iconic 1976 hit “Dancing Queen.” With pulsing beats and modern production, they bring a new color to the beloved classic while honouring the enduring musical legacy of ABBA, one of Eurovision’s most legendary winners.
Marko Louis feat. Who See – “Nestaje dah”
Who See, the duo who represented Montenegro in 2013 alongside Nina Žižić, are back—this time teaming up with Serbian artist Marko Louis. Together, they bring us the first Latin-inspired track of the week, bursting with fiesta vibes that are guaranteed to get you on the dancefloor. Titled “Out of Breath,” the song lives up to its name, you’ll be breathless after dancing to this addictive, high-energy tune.
Jurijus, Ieva Veri & Jovani – “Laikyk Arčiau”
Jurijus, who represented Lithuania in 2019, returns this week as a featured artist alongside Jovani and Ieva Veri in their new track “Hold Closer.” This love song blends heartfelt emotion with an EDM sound that’s both uplifting and dynamic. The music video pairs themes of love and adrenaline, telling a story of overcoming everything together. With powerful vocals, infectious energy, and a driving beat, this song is everything you need for a summer anthem.
PAENDA – “Ey Nah”
PAENDA, who represented Austria in 2019, returns with a standout track in this week’s roundup of electronic pop—with a surprising country twist. Written in 2023 and now ready to hit the airwaves, the song tells a powerful story about running from pain but not being able to hide from it. With heartfelt lyrics and a genre-blending sound, it’s a moving anthem for anyone working through heartbreak and looking for strength in vulnerability.
Ich Troje – “Wybiła jedenasta”
Ich Troje, who represented Poland twice, first in 2003 and again in 2006, return with a powerful new album titled The Clock Struck Eleven. Featuring 16 songs in Polish, the album blends indie and rock with a deeply poetic touch, often feeling more like a spoken-word performance than a conventional record. The album is split evenly between 8 ballads and 8 high-energy tracks.
The band expressed:
“This isn’t an album that tries to please, it offers something far more meaningful: honesty, emotional depth, and artistic diversity. It’s both a return to the band’s roots and a bold step forward. Not just a collection of songs, but a letter. At times, even a confession. The album doesn’t aim to be pretty—it aims to be real.”
Lee Ryan – “One More Night”
Lee Ryan, who competed in Eurovision 2011 as part of the band Blue representing the UK, is back with a brand-new release. Written in Sweden, the track is a clear attempt to capture the perfect summer vibe—and he’s nailed it. Bright, catchy, and full of seasonal energy, it’s everything you want in a summer tune. Even better, this song serves as a teaser for Lee’s upcoming solo album, which is currently a work in progress. Exciting things are on the horizon.
Ryan O’Shaughnessy & ENGRANE – “Forgotten”
Ryan, who represented Ireland in 2018, returns with a new ambient project called ENGRANE, in collaboration with Irish composer Brian McGrane. What began as a solo piano piece written in Nashville evolved into a haunting vocal track after McGrane shared an early demo online, sparking a creative spark that led to this powerful collaboration. The result is the only lyrical piece on McGrane’s upcoming album Time, set for release in October 2025. The song beautifully captures the emotional arc of uncertainty giving way to sudden clarity, like a beam of sunlight breaking through a storm.
Amina Annabi – The light side of the Moon
We close this round-up with Amina, who represented France in 1991. She returns with a stunning seven-track album that blends flawless vocals with the sounds of nature, creating a complete sonic experience. More than just music, this project feels like a meditative journey, a harmonious reflection of connection with the world around us. A true masterpiece of serenity and soul.
Describing her album, Amina said:
“A musical journey through the Chakra Tree. – a personal quest, one I’ve long dreamed of… Recreating the inner melodic sounds of each of the first 7 Chakras. A dive into a Zen, soothing, organic electronic melodic world, a musical bridge between the North and the South (Sweden, North Africa, India, Vietnam).”
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.
