🇭🇷 Baby Lasagna releases new single “Face On Your Phone”

Croatia’s representative for Eurovision 2024, Baby Lasagna, has released his latest single. The Eurovision runner up’s new song, “Face On Your Phone”, is his third release of 2026 so far.

About “Face On Your Phone”

Eurovision 2024 runner up Baby Lasagana is back with a new single. The latest release from the Croatian artist “Face On Your Phone” is a return to the rockier, metalcore sound that Baby Lasagna excels at. It is a much heavier sound than his Eurovision entry “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”, but every bit as exciting.

“Face On Your Phone” is a big, modern metalcore track, with electro beats and metal screams throughout. The musicality of the song is reminiscent of bands like Bring Me The Horizon or Marmozets. The chorus is catchy, and exciting, with a big and drum guitar breakdown towards the end of the song. The track ends with a roaring scream from Baby Lasagna.

The song was written by Marko himself alongside Dino Josipović, with production from Nikola Batelić. “Face On Your Phone” is released on the Zagreb based LAA label. “Face On Your Phone” follows Baby Lasagna’s release of tracks “Sedated” and “End The Party” earlier in 2026. The new single from the Croatian star is the heaviest, and most up-tempo of the three.

Baby Lasagna is due to tour Europe in November and December of 2026. He will play shows in the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, as well as many other nations.

Listen to “Face On Your Phone” on streaming

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Who is Baby Lasagna?

Marko Purišić, who goes by the stage name Baby Lasagna, is from Umag in Croatia. His journey in the music industry started in 2011 as he was the guitarist for the Croatian band Manntra, who competed in the Dora national final in 2019 with the song “In the Shadows”.

Marko’s solo career as Baby Lasagna kicked off in 2023 with his first single “IG Boy”. He soon followed this with “Don’t hate yourself but don’t love yourself too much”. In 2024 Baby Lasagna was selected as a wildcard for Dora 2024 with “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”. The singer was permitted into the competition at the last minute, following a withdrawal.

Following his Eurovision appearance in 2024, Baby Lasagna has continued making new music and touring. In 2025, the singer released his debut album “DMNS & MOSQUITOES”. Earlier in the year, Marko released new single “Sedated”. The singer is touring Europe in November of 2026, with dates in the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Austria, as well as other countries.

Baby Lasagna’s Eurovision history

Baby Lasagna represented Croatia at the Song Contest in 2024 with his song “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”. The Croatian singer won the country’s national final “Dora”, after originally being a last minute alternate choice for the selection. 

“Rim Tim Tagi Dim” was drawn to be in the first semifinal in the Contest in Malmö. Croatia qualified for the Grand Final, winning the semifinal in the process. In the Grand Final in 2024, Baby Lasagna finished in 2nd place, with a total of 547 points. 210 of these points came from juries, whilst the other 337 came from the televote. This was the highest televoting score in the Grand Final of the 2024 contest.

Following his second place finish in 2024, Baby Lasagna returned to the Eurovision stage as an interval act during the Grand Final in Basel, in 2025. Here, he joined Käärijä for a performance which mashed up their Eurovision songs “Cha Cha Cha” and “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”. They also performed their joint single “#eurodab” for the first time during the interval act.

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News source: Baby Lasagna / Spotify / Instagram

Image credits: Baby Lasagna

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