🎶 Eurovision new music round-up 15th November

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
• Previous Eurovision artists (this page)
• 2026 and 2025 national final artists
• Previous national final artists
• Junior Eurovision artists & Honourable mentions
• Eurovision Asia artists

Previous Eurovision artists

🇬🇧 Bonnie Tyler – “Love, Light and Peace”

Welsh music legend Bonnie Tyler represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 in Malmö, performing “Believe in Me” and finishing 19th in the Grand Final. Following her death in July 2026, Bonnie’s final studio recording, “Love, Light and Peace”, has been released posthumously on 13th November. Recorded on 19th December 2025, the Christmas single was written by Chrissie Hammond and Terry Britten, and produced by Britten alongside David Mackay.

Bonnie’s unmistakable husky voice remains as powerful as ever, while the addition of a children’s choir brings a particularly heartwarming quality to the track. A fitting farewell to one of Britain’s most recognisable voices, “Love, Light and Peace” is a touching final contribution to the Christmas classics.

🇦🇱 Anxhela Peristeri – “Përjetë”

Albanian singer Anxhela Peristeri represented her country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam, performing “Karma”. After qualifying from the second semi-final, Anxhela finished 21st in the Grand Final with 57 points. Before Eurovision, she had established herself in the Albanian music industry, winning Kënga Magjike in 2017 and Festivali i Këngës in 2020. This week, Anxhela returns with her latest single, “PËRJETË”, continuing her musical career five years after her Eurovision appearance.

🇹🇷 Sertab Erener – “One Home”

Our only Eurovision winner to feature on this week’s round-up comes from Türkiye. Turkish music legend Sertab Erener had submitted multiple entries to the Turkish broadcaster throughout the 90s in an attempt to represent her country in the Song Contest. In 1990, she placed 6th in the national selection with the song “Sen Benimlesin”, but had made previous attempts both as a backing singer, and as a solo artist. For the 2003 Contest in Riga, Turkish broadcaster TRT internally selected Sertab to represent the nation.

Her entry “Everyway That I Can” made waves as the first ever Turkish Eurovision entry to be performed completely in English, sparking internal press debate in Türkiye before the 2003 Contest. At the close of voting, Sertab was awarded 167 points in the Grand Final, narrowly beating Belgium’s Urban Trad (165 points) and Russia’s t.A.T.u. (164 points) to give Türkiye their first, and so far only win. 

Sertab has made a number of returns to the Eurovision stage following her win. In 2004, the Contest was hosted in Istanbul following her victory. As the reigning champion, Sertab opened the Grand Final, performing a medley of “Everyway That I Can” as well as new track “Leave”. She also acted as a green room presenter during parts of the Grand Final. In October 2005, “Everyway That I Can” was selected to compete in Congratulations: 50 Years of the Eurovision Song Contest, a show to determine the best Eurovision songs of all time. Sertab appeared live on stage in Denmark to sing part of her ESC winning track, which finished 9th in the poll of iconic entries.

After a 21-year hiatus from the Eurovision stage, Sertab performed as a special guest during the “World’s Biggest Sing-Along” interval act in the second Semi-Final in Malmö. She shared the stage with fellow iconic past winners Helena Paparizou and Charlotte Perrelli, singing their winning Eurovision entries. She was also invited back to the 60th anniversary of the Contest in Vienna, but declined to appear.

This week, Sertab returns with her new single “ONE HOME”, released on 9th November. Written alongside Emre Kula for the COP31 United Nations Climate Change Conference, the song delivers a message about environmental protection and our shared responsibility to care for the planet. Through its lyrics, Sertab calls for unity and collective action in tackling the climate crisis.

🇳🇴 KEiiNO – “You Raise Me Up (feat. Jargal)”

Winning the public televote at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, Norwegian trio KEiiNO became firm favourites among Eurovision fans with their entry “Spirit in the Sky”. Despite topping the public vote, the group finished sixth overall and have continued to release music together ever since. This week, KEiiNO have teamed up with Jargal for a new interpretation of “You Raise Me Up”, originally recorded by Secret Garden in 2002 and later popularised by Westlife.

Bringing their signature electronic production to the much-loved ballad, KEiiNO transform the song into an energetic and contemporary arrangement, complete with Fred Buljo’s distinctive Sámi joiking. The result is a fantastic update to a classic, retaining the emotional impact of the original while giving it an unmistakable KEiiNO identity.

🇦🇿 Chingiz Mustafayev – “Torpaq”

Chingiz Mustafayev was internally selected by Azerbaijani broadcaster İTV to represent the country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv. Performing “Truth”, he qualified from the second semi-final before finishing eighth in the Grand Final with 302 points. Since his Eurovision appearance, Chingiz has continued to release music and experiment with different sounds and styles. This week, he returns with his latest single, “Torpaq”, which translates to “Soil” or “Land” in English.

🇮🇹 BLANCO – “Stelle&Galassie”

BLANCO represented Italy alongside Mahmood at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin, performing their Sanremo-winning entry “Brividi”. The pair finished sixth in the Grand Final with 268 points, just one year after Italy’s victory in Rotterdam. BLANCO later made headlines during the 2023 Festival di Sanremo when, appearing as a guest performer, he destroyed floral arrangements on stage following technical difficulties. The incident sparked considerable controversy and a legal investigation, although he later apologised and received no legal punishment.

This week, BLANCO returns with “Stelle&Galassie” (Stars & Galaxies), released on 9th November. In an Instagram post announcing the release, BLANCO reflected on the song’s significance, recalling being just 15 years old and dreaming of a musical career. Describing the release as an important milestone in his life, he explained that he felt the song deserved to finally be shared with the world.

🇨🇿 We Are Domi – “World’s Best Liar”

We Are Domi represented Czechia at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 in Turin with “Lights Off”, finishing 22nd in the Grand Final. The Czech-Norwegian trio have continued to release music since their Eurovision appearance, and this week they’re back with their latest single, “World’s Best Liar”. The track combines a relaxed atmosphere with beautiful chord progressions, building into the upbeat electronic chorus that fans have come to expect from We Are Domi. It’s a mature and beautifully crafted release that showcases the group’s distinctive sound.

🇧🇪 Loïc Nottet – “crash”

Finishing fourth at the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 in Vienna, Loïc Nottet secured Belgium’s best result in over a decade with “Rhythm Inside”, earning 217 points in the Grand Final. Since Eurovision, he has established a successful music career in Belgium and France, releasing three studio albums, including Selfocracy, Sillygomania and Addictocrate. Following a two-year break from music, Loïc returned in September with “Libre”, his first new single since 2024. This week, he releases “crash”, an electronic pop track performed in French, accompanied by a new music video. Released on 13th November, the single features a strong, driving beat and offers another preview of his forthcoming fourth studio album, which has been completed but is yet to receive an official release date.

🇩🇪 Chris Harms – “U† I† (You Die, I Die)”

German singer-songwriter Chris Harms represented Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 in Liverpool as the frontman of Lord of the Lost. Performing “Blood & Glitter”, the band finished 26th in the Grand Final with 18 points. Alongside his work with the band, Chris has pursued a solo career, releasing his debut album 1980 in February 2025. This week, Chris returns with his latest single, “U† I†” (You Die, I Die), released on 12th November. The track is the second single from his forthcoming solo album APORIA, due for release on 22nd January 2027. The album promises a more introspective musical direction, moving away from the 1980s-inspired sound of his debut towards darker electronic influences.

🇫🇷 Sébastien Tellier – “Un Noël en Famille”

Sébastien Tellier represented France in the 2008 Contest in Belgrade with the chaotic synth-pop track “Divine”. Surrounded by bespectacled and bearded clones, inhaling helium during the performance, and entering the stage on a golf buggy, Sébastien caused a stir in French media for performing his track mostly in the English language. The song would ultimately place 19th in the 2008 Contest. 

This week, Sébastien returns with his festive single “Un Noël en Famille” (A Family Christmas), released on 13th November.

🇨🇾 Elena Tsagrinou – “Fire and Snow”

Elena Tsagrinou represented Cyprus at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam with “El Diablo”, finishing 16th in the Grand Final. Before launching her solo career in 2018, Elena was the lead singer of Greek band OtherView. This week, she returns with “Fire and Snow”, a collaboration with Romanian singer Otilia, best known for her international hit “Bilionera”. Released on 13th November, the track brings together the two artists for their latest international collaboration.