New Music Friday this week with Loïc Nottet, Blanche, Kate Miller-Heidke, Viki Gabor & more!

Another week comes to an end and that means it’s New Music Friday! So it’s time to share the best new releases from the Eurovision world this week. Over the following pages is everything you need to know for your weekend playlists! Loïc Nottet - 'SILLYGOMANIA' First up this week is the second album from Belgium's 2015 representative, Loïc Nottet. With his distinctive voice and blend of anthemic pop and experimental sounds it's worth a listen below: Loic Nottet - 'SILLYGOMANIA' Blanche - 'Empire' Back in 2017 Blanche showcased her 'City Lights' on the Eurovision stage and now the Belgian songstress has finally released her debut album 'Empire.' Check out her unique brand of mood setting dark pop below: Blanche - 'Empire' Kate Miller-Heidke - 'This Is Not Forever' Last year's Australian representative descends from 'Zero Gravity' to give us a heartfelt message of mental health awareness. Ever more important in the difficult times we're facing today. 'This Is Not Forever' is a story of looking after those you care about who struggle with depression. Read more about the song and give it a listen below: Kate Miller-Heidke - 'This Is Not Forever' Viki Gabor - 'Getaway (Live Acoustics)' The superhero of Junior Eurovision 2019 that secured back to back wins for Poland returns this week. Here Viki brings her winning entry 'Superhero' to life with an acoustic version, alongside her recent singles. Listen to the new EP below: Viki Gabor - 'Getaway (Live Acoustics)' Aly Ryan - 'Heroine' The 'Wear Your Love' singer has continued churning out the hits ever since Unser Lied 2019. Now she's archived them into new album 'Heroine'. With her soul vocals blended into a collective of dark pop and urban fusion, it's sure to keep you hooked. Give it a listen below: Aly Ryan - 'Heroine' Helena Paparizou - 'Mila Mou' Not a summer goes by since her victory in 2005 without an anthem from Helena Paparizou. Now we're learning how to have virtual parties, why not include 'Mila Mou' this weekend. Check out the video for the Mediterranean trap bop below: Helena Paparizou - 'Mila Mou' Ryan O’Shaughnessy - 'Lucky One' The 'Together' singer Ryan O'Shaughnessy returns this week with his latest single 'Lucky One'. Although many people can't be together right now, Ryan reminds us it's still ok to have hope and aspirations for the future. Have a look at the music video, which features personal holiday footage from his time in South America: Ryan O'Shaughnessy - 'Lucky One' Mohombi & Klara Hammarström - 'The One' After participating in Melodifestivalen earlier this year, Mohombi and Klara Hammarström have teamed up on this new duet, 'The One'. In a shift from their usual sounds, this is a mid-tempo story of love which complements their vocals with a guitar melody. Give the new single a listen below: Mohombi & Klara Hammarström - 'The One' Vincent Bueno - 'Family Fight' Austria's 2021 participant Vincent Bueno arrives this week with a personal song dedicated to family togetherness in hard times. New single 'Family Fight' is dedicated to his cousin Rachelle who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer. With footage of his family from across the world, you can watch the emotional video below: Vincent Bueno - 'Family Fight' Dina Garipova - 'Удивительный' The 'What If' singer Dina Garipova returns with new song 'Удивительный' (Amazing). It's a gentle summer track which fuses the 70s with modern pop and fits perfectly with Dina's melodic vocals. Listen to the new single and watch the music video below: Dina Garipova - 'Удивительный' Synne Valtri Band - 'Levist väljas' The final song of New Music Friday comes this week from Synne Valtri. The two time Eesti Laul entrant is back with another anthem. Although without her sailor bears this time, 'Levist väljas' or 'Out of Range' is Synne at her Schlager best. Here the Estonian vowels take a lighthearted look at how the fates guide the path to romance. With Synne's whimsical story telling wrapped around a fusion of retro and tropical beats. To capture the spirit of the song Synne brings her cheeky, fun side to the music video, taking us back to the 1950s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmKcQ1e1yhY That was the best of New Music Friday this week. Which are your favourites? Have we missed anything? We may include it in a future week! Let us know in the comments and on social media @ESCXTRA

New Music Friday this week with Loïc Nottet, Blanche, Kate Miller-Heidke, Viki Gabor & more!

Viki Gabor – ‘Getaway (Live Acoustics)‘

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Viki Gabor – ‘Getaway (Live Acoustics)‘

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