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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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 – 2024 Eurovision artists (this page)
- Previous Eurovision artists
- 2026 and 2025 national final artists
- Previous national final artists
- Junior Eurovision artists & Honourable mentions
2026 Eurovision artists
🇦🇺 Delta Goodrem – “Warrior (Orchestral Version)”
Australian superstar Delta Goodrem represented her country at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest with the huge pop ballad “Eclipse”. The soap star, musician, The Voice coach and current Strictly Come Dancing contestant placed fourth in this year’s Contest in Vienna, giving Australia one of their top ever results. Delta released “Warrior” back in August, a new single from her upcoming “Pure” album – due at the start of 2027. This week, she has given fans the orchestral version of the song. This new version of the song adds a delicate intensity to an already captivating track. Delta, once again, shows how much of an incredible vocalist she is. This is true excellence.
2025 Eurovision artists
🇪🇸 Melody – “El Huracán”
🇫🇷 Louane – “UNE FLEUR EN ÉTÉ”
Louane represented France in the 2025 Contest in Basel with the emotional pop-ballad “Maman”. In recent weeks, ahead of her upcoming album “watch out”(due November 26th), Louane has released singles “yeux” and “mode avion“. This week she joins BLOWSOM as a featured artist on the release of new single “UNE FLEUR EN ÉTÉ”. The song is intriguing, and explores a more indie synth-pop sound than much of Louane’s solo releases. The meeting of genres and styles of BLOWSOM and Louane is really pleasing to hear. The track is a great example of how great the French indie-electronica scene is.
🇦🇲 Parg – “ancasta”
Parg represented his country at the 2025 Contest in Basel, after winning the Depi Evratesil national selection show with the song “Survivor”. In the Grand Final of the Swiss edition of the Song Contest, Parg finished in 20th place, with 72 points. This week, he features on the new single from Nerses Avetisyan, “ancatsa”. This is vibey, slightly moody and perfectly produced. It mixes more traditional Armenian sounds in the background, with synths and a trap-style beat.
2024 Eurovision artists
🇭🇷 Baby Lasagna – “End The Party”
🇫🇷 Slimane – “Il faut que tu saches (Réédition)” & “La Chanson”
Slimane gave France one of their best results in the Contest in recent years, finishing 4th in the Grand Final of the 2024 Contest in Malmö with his French power ballad “Mon Amour”. This week, alongside the extended release of his “Il faut que tu saches” album, the singer has released new single “Le Chanson”, alongside Lara Fabian. The song fits wonderfully on the extended album, and both of this duo can deliver an incredible vocal. It’s a sweet, powerful song with two extremely big voices. The choruses build to a more beat-heavy sound that is almost impossible not to move along to, while the choruses pare back to a more vocal-focussed sound. It’s a great collaboration. The extended edition of Slimane’s album also features a number of alternative, acoustic and piano versions of previously released songs, all of which bringing something new to Slimane’s sound.
🇬🇷 Marina Satti – “LOLA (GORO’S FORBIDDEN REMIX)”
Marina Satti represented Greece in the 2024 Song Contest in Malmö with the song “ZARI”. Placing 11th in the Grand Final in Sweden, Marina amassed a huge global following and has since released a number of singles and EPs to great success. She returned to the Eurovision stage as a guest performer in 2025 during the tribute to Céline Dion in the first Semi-Final. This week comes a new remix of Marina’s “LOLA” from 2025’s “POP TOO” album. The track was already an exciting, loud, hyperpop inspire record, but this new remix leans even further into the PC sounds and electro-maximalist vibe.
🇸🇮 Raiven – “2009”
Slovenian singer-songwriter Raiven has attempted to represent her nation at Eurovision on a number of occasions, entering the Slovenian national final EMA three times; 2016, 2017 and 2019. For the 2024 Contest in Malmö, Raiven was internally selected by RTVSLO to take the stage for Slovenia, with the song “Veronika”. She would eventually finish in 23rd place in the Grand Final. For her most recent single, Raiven has returned to the fairy/elven pop-rock song on “2009”. The track is dark, mysterious, exciting and has a really interesting music video to go with it. This is a far cry from her Eurovision entry, with a much more electro-club sound than the arresting, operatic vocal line she delivered in Malmö. This is really exciting from Raiven.
🇬🇪 Nutsa – “შენი თვე” & “Je Suis Malade”
Nutsa represented Georgia in the 2024 Contest with her uptempo dance song “Firefighter”. This week she has released two singles, “შენი თვე” & “Je Suis Malade”. Both are big, jazz inspired piano ballads with a huge sound. There’s no denying Nutsa can sing incredibly well on these tracks.