This Week in Music: Tommy Cash Goes Italian, Daði Freyr Drops Groovy New Track, and Eurovision Stars Shine

The global music scene is buzzing this week with a diverse array of new releases from established artists and emerging talents alike, offering something for every listener. From genre-bending experiments to heartfelt ballads, the latest drop of new music provides a vibrant snapshot of current trends and artistic evolution.

Tommy Cash Embraces Italy with “Ok”

Estonian artist Tommy Cash, known for his distinctive visual artistry and genre-bending sound, has unveiled his latest single, “Ok,” released on August 22, 2025. Following his notable performance at Eurovision 2025 with the hit “Espresso Macchiato,” Cash continues to explore new linguistic and cultural territories. “Ok” is entirely in Italian, showcasing his growing connection with the country. The track itself is built around a unique concept, functioning as a lyrical alphabet where each letter signifies aspects of fashion and culture. True to his style, the song incorporates nostalgic retro phone sounds, adding a distinctive texture to its catchy, conversational delivery. Cash’s international appeal, amplified by his Eurovision success and collaborations with global fashion and music figures, ensures that “Ok” is already making waves.

Ivana Boom Nikolic & Igor Buzov Deliver Summer Heat with “Budva”

Serbian artist Ivana Boom Nikolic, a familiar face from Eurovision 2021, has teamed up once again with Igor Buzov for their third collaborative release this year, “Budva.” Dropping on August 24, 2025, the song is a vibrant trap track designed to capture the essence of summer. The accompanying music video further enhances this, featuring scenes of sun and sea, reflecting the song’s upbeat and carefree mood. Nikolic’s lyrics in “Budva” evoke a sense of passionate, perhaps even reckless, abandon, with lines describing being swept away like the wind. This collaboration solidifies their musical partnership and offers a perfect soundtrack for the lingering days of summer.

Blas Cantó and Adri Torron Share a Moment of Reflection in “A la Luna”

Spanish singer Blas Cantó, a former Eurovision representative, has joined forces with Dominican singer-songwriter Adri Torron for a new duet, “A la Luna.” Released on August 22, 2025, the song is a tender, piano-led ballad that delves into themes of unfulfilled love and unspoken emotions. The lyrics speak of missed opportunities and the desire to confess feelings that were held back, with the moon serving as a silent confidante. Torron, who gained recognition for her YouTube success and participation in “Dominicana’s Got Talent,” brings a fresh, emotive vocal performance that complements Cantó’s established artistry. The collaboration highlights the power of music to convey deep sentiment, creating an intimate and reflective listening experience that resonates with themes of longing and enduring love.

Kiaro (AM) & Brunette Collaborate on “404: Love Not Found”

Electronic artist Kiaro (AM) has enlisted the talents of Eurovision 2023 alumna Brunette for their new single, “404: Love Not Found,” released August 24, 2025. This track ventures into progressive house territory, blending melodic instrumentation with Brunette’s ethereal vocals. The result is a soundscape that is both captivating and atmospheric, showcasing a different facet of Brunette’s vocal capabilities beyond her Eurovision performance. The collaboration marks an exciting moment for both artists, pushing creative boundaries within the electronic music genre and adding another noteworthy release to the week’s trending music news.

Daði Freyr’s “Me and You” Adds Grooves to the Mix

Iceland’s beloved Eurovision star Daði Freyr has also contributed to the week’s new music offerings with his sophomore single, “Me and You,” from his upcoming album. Released this week, the track is characterized by its groovy rhythm and the addition of funky brass elements, making it an infectious and danceable tune. Following his unique style that blends pop sensibilities with quirky arrangements, “Me and You” offers fans a chance to get moving and enjoy Freyr’s distinctive musicality. This new release continues to build anticipation for his forthcoming album, signaling a promising new chapter for the artist.

This week’s releases underscore the dynamic nature of the music industry, with artists continually experimenting with new sounds, languages, and collaborative partnerships. From the international flair of Tommy Cash to the summery beats of Ivana Boom Nikolic and Igor Buzov, and the emotive storytelling of Blas Cantó and Adri Torron, the new music landscape is rich and varied, offering plenty of fresh tracks to explore and enjoy.