International artists who have graced the stage of the Eurovision Song Contest continue to shape the global music landscape with a wave of new releases. A roundup published on June 22, 2025, highlights recent tracks from a diverse array of talents, showcasing their evolution and continued creative output beyond the competition.
Italian Sensation BLANCO Explores Emotion
Among the prominent releases is Italian artist BLANCO, known for his powerful stage presence. His new single, “Maledetta Rabbia,” translates to “Cursed Anger” and is described as an “Italian banger” that delves into the potent themes of anger and deception. The track is accompanied by a striking music video, providing a visual narrative that complements the song’s intense emotional core. BLANCO’s latest work signals a continued exploration of complex feelings through his signature dynamic style.
MARO and Patrick Watson Collaborate on “The Wandering”
MARO, the captivating representative for Portugal in 2022, has joined forces with esteemed Canadian singer-songwriter Patrick Watson for a new track titled “The Wandering.” This collaboration results in an indie alternative song that weaves together MARO’s distinct vocal artistry with Watson’s evocative soundscapes. The release is supported by a contemporary dance music video, adding another layer of artistic expression to the song’s reflective mood and atmospheric production.
Stefania Returns with “Bliksem”
Greek representative from 2021, Stefania, is also back with new material. Her latest single is titled “Bliksem.” While details on the thematic content or style are not provided in the roundup, the release adds to Stefania’s growing discography following her Eurovision participation, indicating her active pursuit of new musical directions and engagement with her fanbase.
Charlotte Perrelli Ventures into Spanish Gospel
Adding to the week’s notable releases, Charlotte Perrelli, the celebrated winner of the 1999 Eurovision Song Contest for Sweden, has debuted her first-ever Spanish-language track. Titled “La Bondad de Dios,” which translates to “The Kindness of God,” the song is presented as a gospel ballad. This marks a significant and perhaps unexpected artistic turn for the acclaimed Swedish vocalist, demonstrating her willingness to explore new languages and genres after decades in the industry.
Further Releases from the Eurovision Sphere
The musical output from artists connected to the Eurovision Song Contest extends further. The June 22, 2025, roundup also notes new music from several other familiar names:
* Arilena Ara, the Albanian representative.
* Tamta, who represented Cyprus.
* Tamara Todevska, the voice of North Macedonia, who has released a track featuring Daimonion.
* LUM!X, the Austrian DJ and producer.
* Luca-Dante Spadafora & Justin Jesso, an international collaboration involving an artist with Eurovision ties.
* Montaigne, the distinctive Australian representative.
* Princ, contributing a song titled “Lejla.”
* 5MIINUST, the Estonian group, with their new track “vanad noormehed.”
* Gus G., the renowned guitarist with past Eurovision connections, featuring Tate Olsen.
These additional releases underscore the vibrant and ongoing creative work within the community of artists who have participated in Eurovision. They continue to produce music across various genres, from pop and electronic to indie, gospel, and rock, reflecting the diverse talents nurtured by the prominent European music competition.
Continued Impact on the Music Scene
The consistent release of new material from these artists demonstrates that participating in the Eurovision Song Contest often serves as a significant launchpad, but their careers and artistic development continue well beyond the event itself. The diverse range of styles and collaborations highlighted in this June 22, 2025, roundup confirms that the pool of talent associated with Eurovision remains a dynamic and prolific source of new music on the international stage.
