THE NETHERLANDS

S10’s Eurovision 2022 preparations are in full swing. On the other hand, she’s still got time for other things, including singing on a new song called “Zonder Gezicht.” Another Dutch artist, Froukje, has released an EP with the song on it. “I still remember your name today / Even today what you broke / What you gave and just how you did it / You gave me your weight / I took it with eyes closed / And now I’m just a voice without a face,” the couple sings in an alternative pop song.

NORWAY

Enten Går Det Bra … Ellers Går Det Over (Either Things Go Well, or Things Go Bad). The second instalment of TIX’s new album has just been published. There are four tracks in this new compilation, including the recently released hit “Pust”. Emotional pop music, including his participation in Eurovision 2021, has come to an end with this album. Party music may be returning to the star’s repertoire at some point.

CYPRUS

The first single “Ekdromi” was put out in 2002 by Michalis Hatzigiannis. To commemorate the song’s twentieth anniversary, Michalis has enlisted the help of Cypriot Eurovision 2019 contestant Tamta. The original version included accordion and acoustic guitar in a mid-tempo song. A more danceable tempo has been added to the 2022 version of the song to make it more appealing to those who like a more upbeat listening experience.

FRANCE

Fans from all across the world may hear an artist’s song thanks to Eurovision. Artists that are genuinely outstanding not only take care of their followers when circumstances are tough; they go above and above for them. They have done this with the new song, ‘Des nouvelles de Tania’ (News from Tania). Tania is a Ukrainian devotee of the French duet. Tania has been in constant communication with the Eurovision 2018 performers, who have also written this song for her, in the middle of the continuous struggle.

AUSTRIA

Nathan Trent has released the single “Still The Same” ahead of the release of his first album. “So, when everything seems like a blur, remember I’m here,” Austria’s Eurovision 2017 star sings, “Don’t worry when I say I’ve changed, I’m still the same.” “I simply let go of all the suffering and found a way,” he sings to his closest friend.

SWEDEN

Cornelia Jakobs’ new song “Fine” was released only days before she was named the winner of Melodifestivalen 2022. It’s an indie-pop song about the aftermath of a relationship for the Swedish vocalist. “But I shall be fine for you / Fine if I have to/ I’ll wake up high in the truth/ Far from fine without you,” Cornelia sings, hoping that her ex would want to get back together with her. There are some lyrics in Swedish towards the end that aren’t in English.

GERMANY

When Roman Lob represented Germany in Eurovision 2012, he had the opportunity to travel around Europe. Despite where he travels, the singer will always feel at home when he is accompanied by his lover. When it comes to music, “Feels Like Home” combines rhythms from across the globe into one.

SWITZERLAND

Gunvor, who represented Switzerland in Eurovision 1998, sings about bullying in his new single. Gakuseii McFly’s “Be The Change” has a guest appearance from the vocalist. McFly raps in English while Gunvor performs the Swiss-German chorus on this multilingual hit.

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