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
- Previous Eurovision artists (this page)
- 2026 and 2025 national final artists
- Previous national final artists & Honourable mentions
2024 Eurovision artists
🇳🇱 Joost – “Dutch Hardcore”
Fresh from his recent performances at Coachella in America, Joost Klein is back with new music. The dutch singer/rapper has released a range of records since his appearance on the Eurovision stage, and continues to have a huge following around Europe. The latest EP from the musician is “Dutch Hardcore”, a collection of gabber, hardcore, dance and techno songs. Estonian Eurovision performer Tommy Cash features on the track “Passport”, as well as collaborations with Wong and Vieze Asbak on the EP. Some of the tracks on the EP were released in the run up to his Coachella performance, such as “Latin Gabber” and “Kutmuziek”. Many of these songs found their way onto his Coachella setlist. The new tongue-in-cheek music has received mixed reviews online, but fans of Joost will eat this up. It’s classic Joost in every way.
2023 Eurovision artists
🇬🇧 Mae Muller – “BETTER ALREADY”
UK Eurovision 2023 icon Mae Muller features on the new single from DJ and producer Wolf Cutt. The self proclaimed “EDM Wizard” Wolf Cutt has worked with the likes of Luke Black and Tamta in recent years, and helped produce Mae’s recent single “Wheels Come Off” earlier in the month. “BETTER ALREADY” is a noisy, electro-dance, hyperpop sound that fits into the queer music scene currently taking over London. It’s a great record if you’re a fan of this sort of music.
🇵🇱 BLANKA – “YEYEO – the Official Song of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Poland 2026”
Poland’s 2023 Eurovision ‘bejba’ BLANKA has been tasked with recording the official track of the Women’s Under 20 FIFA World Cup, held this year in Poland. The “solo” singer delivers her classic girl-pop vocals on this big, summer sports anthem. It’s a great femme football song.
🇱🇹 Monika Linkyte – “Narcizai”
Monika Linkyte has attempted to represent Lithuania at both Junior Eurovision and Eurovision 9 times in total. The singer was successful in 2015, with Vaidas Baumila and the song “This Time” and in 2023, solo, with the song “Stay”. The latest single from the Lithuanian singer-songwriter “Narcizai” sees her deliver her trademark vocal on a country inspired easy listening sound. It is a beautiful record, showing off both Monika’s talent and musicality. It’s truly a really pleasant sound.
Previous Eurovision artists
🇺🇦 Jamala – “Божевільні”
Ukrainian Eurovision winner Jamala is back with even more music. She features on Ukrainian rock band SKAI’s latest single “Божевільні”. Her instantly recognisable voice sounds incredible on a heavier, rockier sound, and she always seems to shine just as much on the louder, heavier music as she does on her own softer, more personal sound. Overall, it’s a great guitar rock song. Jamala isn’t going away anytime soon!
🇬🇧 Imaani – “A Nu Day (Welcome)”
One of the many, many times the UK has come 2nd in Eurovision was back in 1998 in Birmingham, with Imaani’s “Where Are You”. The soulful, RnB singer is back with a new sound, featuring on Lem Springsteen’s latest single “A Nu Day (Welcome)”. The DJ and music producer teams up with Imaani for a brilliant summer-soul sound. Undoubtably one of the UK’s best performers at ESC, Imaani has still got just as much charism and talent as in 1998 and this song only proves that.
🇩🇪 Malik Harris – “make you mine”
Malik Harris burst into the Eurovision sphere in 2022 with his song “Rockstars”. Unfortunately, the singer placed last in the Grand Final in Turin, but Malik has continued to write and record incredible pop-rock songs. Latest of which, “make you mine”, is an infectious dance-pop sound. The track is paired with “lie to me” which Malik released earlier in the year, and together they make for a great 2-track project. Malik Harris sounds so good on this sort of song.
🇦🇿 Safura – “O hara bu hara”
Safura placed 5th at the Contest in Oslo in 2010 with her catchy, fan-favourite “Drip Drop”. The singer is back with a similar, yet more modern sound. “O hara bu hara” is a summery, authentically Azerbaijani song, showing off Safura’s vocal talents. If you enjoy the ethnic, folky sound that blends beautifully with dance / house / pop music, this one might be to your taste!
🇦🇹 PAENDA – “Every Day of the Week”
Austria’s PAENDA has been incredibly busy with new music in recent months. Latest single from the dance music performer sees them team up with DJ duo Miami Boys for “Every Day of the Week”. The song has a pool party, club vibe to it. It’s a perfect summer dance sound.
🇬🇷 Kalomira – “Te Amo”
Greek-American singer and TV host Kalomira came third in the Song Contest back in 2008 with “Secret Combination”. The singer is back with a new summer hit “Te Amo”. It’s a catchy, singalong sound, perfect for cocktails at a beach club or for a long drive with the windows down through the European countryside. Since 2023, the singer has been the host of Greece’s version of ‘I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!’, but is never one to shy away from new music.
🇺🇦 LOBODA – “О ней”
Before the week of the Eurovision Song Contest began back in 2009, Sevtlana Lobo’s “Be My Valentine (Anti-Crisis Girl)” was one of the big fan-favourites to achieve great things in Moscow. Eventually, at the close of voting in the Grand Final, Svetlana would place 12th, surprising both eurofans and bookies at the time. Since then, the Ukrainian musician has had a long career in music, renaming herself to LOBODA in the early 2010s. The latest single from the performer, “О ней”, is her fourth of 2026 so far. It’s every bit as upbeat and fun as her Eurovision entry, but with a contemporary sound to it. It is another track from the singer that makes it impossible to sit still.