New week, new music, new Eurovision round-up! Here are our picks and highlights of the many new releases from within the extended Eurovision and national finals universe this week. What are your favourites? And what could we have missed?
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The official playlist of ThatEurovisionSite’s new music round-up! All the best new releases covered in recent weeks, in one master playlist, updated every week:
If you want to jump straight to a specific section, here’s a list of pages, each filled to the brim with excellent music:
- 2026 and 2025 Eurovision artists (this page)
- Previous Eurovision artists
- 2026 and 2025 national final artists
- Previous national final artists & Honourable mentions
2026 Eurovision artists
🇩🇰 Søren Torpegaard Lund – “Welcome To My Party”
Denmark’s 2026 Eurovision participant Søren Torpegaard Lund is back for more! Søren released new single “Festen stopper aldrig” earlier in summer. The track is an upbeat, dance-pop record. It bears some similarities to his 2026 Eurovision entry “Før vi går hjem” in sound and production; it’s a big, club-sounding, party anthem. The Danish singer has returned to give us a version of the song in English, “Welcome To My Party”. The song was written and composed by Søren himself, alongside Clara Sofie Fabricius, Thomas Meilstrup and Valdemar Littauer Bendixen who collaborated with him on “Før vi går hjem”. The singer took to his instagram to say he wants everyone to be able to sing along to his music, and that was why he had decided to record English versions of both his Eurovision entry, and his newest single.
🇦🇿 Jiva – “BUSSI”
Jiva might not have garnered the success she wanted in terms of points at the Song Contest in Vienna, but the Azerbaijani singer knows how to steal a moment. The “Just Go” singer had somewhat of an infamous viral moment on the Turquoise carpet opening ceremony of this year’s Eurovision. Jiva was asked to blow kisses (or, in Austrian German colloquialisms, ‘bussi’) to fans when interviewed. The shocks reaction of the singer became a moment in and of itself, with Jiva eventually shouting “BUSSI” at the end of her performance in semifinal 2. It feels only right, then, that Jiva’s first single since performing on the Vienna stage, is “BUSSI”. And there could be arguments made that this would have delivered Azerbaijan a better result in the Contest this year… but that is for fans to decide.
🇷🇴 Alexandra Cǎpitǎnescu – “Dilaila”
Romani’s best result at the Contest in many years came from the iconic rock vocals of Alexandra Cǎpitǎnescu. The singer is due to be going on a European tour later in the year, but has this week released a live mini album, recorded in front of a live audience at the intimate Nook nightclub in Bucharest, Romania. The 6-track live album is a heavy, loud and raw performance of some of Alexandra’s best songs from recent years. It really is an incredible rock/metal sound.
2025 Eurovision artists
🇵🇱 Justyna Steczkowska – “Tu i Tu (Myszkovski Remix)”
2-time Polish Eurovision star Justyna Steczkowska has teamed up with Polish DJ and former model Leon Myszkovski, to bring us a remix of her 2007 hit “Tu i Tu”. The remix version of the song is a summer electro-pop vibe, bringing a joyful energy to Justyna’s trademark piercing vocals. This is a fun one!
🇸🇲 Gabry Ponte – “DNA (TWENTY SIX Remix)”
World famous Italian DJ, and member of iconic dance group Eiffel 65, Gabry Ponte releases “DNA” earlier in the year. The San Marino Eurovision 2025 entrant teamed up with iconic Italian pop musician Jovanotti on the track. The DJ has today released the TWENTY SIX remix of “DNA”, in collaboration with Italian tech/house DJ TWENTY SIX. The remix is big, energetic and an absolute Italian dance anthem.