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

2026 national final artists

🇩🇰 Ericka Jane – “CKlub EriCKa”

Danish singer Ericka Jane competed in Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2026, hoping to represent Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. Performing her entry “Death of Me”, Ericka finished as runner-up in the competition. Ahead of the contest, Ericka spoke to That Eurovision Site about her participation. This week, Ericka is back with her new six-track EP, CKlub EriCKa. Following the release of her debut album <3DISC in 2025, the new project continues to showcase her distinctive electronic pop sound, combining infectious dance beats with club-inspired production.

🇺🇦 MOLODI – “хвилюєш мене”

MOLODI are a Ukrainian duo who most recently competed in Vidbir 2026, finishing eighth with “Legends”. The pair previously competed in the 2025 national selection, finishing as runners-up with “My Sea”. MOLODI also collaborated with Go_A lead singer and fellow Vidbir entrant Monokate on “танцювати поки живі” (Dance While We’re Alive), performing together at festivals over the summer. This week, the duo return with their latest single, “хвилюєш мене”, released on 13th November. The track features prominent brass instruments and a catchy hook, giving the song an upbeat, energetic feel.

🇬🇷 Marseaux – “Kapsoura Mou”

Greek singer-songwriter Marseaux competed in Sing for Greece 2026, hoping to represent her country at the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. Performing her entry “Χάνομαι” (Hanomai), Marseaux finished third in the national final, behind eventual winner Akylas and runner-up Good Job Nicky. Having established herself in the Greek pop scene, Marseaux has previously collaborated with Eurovision 2005 winner Helena Paparizou, including on the single “Deja Vu”. This week, Marseaux returns with her latest single, “Kapsoura Mou” (Καψούρα Μου), released on 11th November.

🇪🇪 Robert Linna – “Tabamata Ime”

To eurofans who don’t follow Eesti Laul all too closely, Robert Linna is probably most know as the son of Eurovision 1996 entrant Ivo Linna, who finished 5th at the Contest in Oslo. Back in 2021, Robert and his father Ivo appeared together in the band Supernova at the Estonian National final, with the track “Ma Olen Siin”, ultimately finishing in 11th place. Robert then served as one of the judges, tasked with selecting Eesti Laul entrants in the 2023 national final. In 2026, Linna made an appearance in Eesti Laul himself with the song “Metsik Roos”, unfortunately missing out on a spot in the superfinal round.

This week, Robert releases his debut solo album, Tabamata Ime (The Elusive Wonder). Released on 11th November, the album features 11 tracks, marking a new chapter in his career as a solo artist.

🇲🇹 Mychael Bartolo Chircop – “One Thing”

Maltese singer Mychael Bartolo Chircop competed in the Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2026, hoping to represent his country in Vienna. Performing “My Sweet Angel”, Mychael finished third in the national final, behind winner Aidan and runner-up Matt Blxck. The singer has also enjoyed success at Junior Eurovision, having previously achieved second and third-place finishes as part of Malta’s delegations. In August, Mychael collaborated with Eurovision 2025 representative Miriana Conte on “WHAT THE HELENA?”, a dance-pop track combining their contrasting musical styles. This week, Mychael returns with his latest single, “One Thing”.

2025 national final artists

🇵🇱 Sw@da x Niczos – “RYT-M”

Sw@da x Niczos competed in Poland’s national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, finishing as runners-up with “Lusterka”, behind eventual winner Justyna Steczkowska. The duo perform much of their music in the Podlachian microlanguage, spoken in north-eastern Poland, combining traditional regional sounds with contemporary electronic music. Their distinctive style of folktronica has become known as ‘Podlasie Bounce’.

This week, Sw@da x Niczos return with their new studio album, RYT-M. The album features 11 tracks, including a collaboration with fellow Polish artist and Eurovision 2023 national finalist Jann. Continuing to bring traditional sounds into contemporary electronic music, RYT-M is the latest release from one of Poland’s most distinctive musical duos and it’s not to be missed!

🇪🇸 Carla Frigo – “Fiesta”

Spanish singer Carla Frigo competed in Benidorm Fest 2025 with “Bésame”, performing in the second semi-final but sadly did not make the final. Since her appearance in the competition, Carla has continued to release electronic dance music, including her collaboration with DJ and producer Karvel on “I Can Feel”. This week, she returns with her latest single, “Fiesta”. With its laid-back dance beat and relaxed atmosphere, the track has a summery, beach-party feel that makes for an enjoyable listen.

🇵🇹 HENKA – “Faded”

Portuguese singer-songwriter HENKA competed in Festival da Canção 2025, hoping to represent Portugal at the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel. Performing “I Wanna Destroy U”, HENKA finished fourth in the national final, having received the highest number of public votes. Known for combining industrial rock, electronic music and contemporary pop influences, HENKA has continued developing her distinctive alternative sound since the competition. Following the release of her five-track EP Catharsis earlier this year, HENKA returns this week with her latest single, “Faded”.

“Faded” takes listeners on an unpredictable musical journey, shifting between contrasting sections launching into a much heavier sound. It’s an exciting track that keeps you guessing what might come next.

🇺🇦 FIÏNKA – “Привіт з Карпат”

Ukrainian singer FIЇNKA has competed in Vidbir twice, most recently in 2025 with “Культура” (Kultura), finishing fifth. Her music draws heavily on the traditional sounds and culture of the Hutsul people from Ukraine’s Carpathian region, combining folk influences with contemporary production. This week, FIЇNKA returns with her latest single, “Привіт з Карпат” (Greetings from the Carpathians), released on 11th November.

🇫🇮 Nelli Matula – “Kyyneleet sateessa (Vain elämää)”

Finnish singer Nelli Matula competed in Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu (UMK) 2025 with “Hitaammin hautaan”, finishing fourth in the national selection won by Erika Vikman. Nelli is currently participating in the 17th season of Vain elämää, a Finnish television programme in which established musicians perform their own interpretations of one another’s songs.

This week, Nelli releases her rendition of “Kyyneleet sateessa” (Tears in the Rain), originally performed by fellow UMK contestant BESS. The song featured in the episode dedicated to BESS, broadcast on 13th November. Fellow UMK contestant Benjamin also performed his own version of “Ram pam pam” during the episode, which you can read more about later in this article.