Duncan Laurence Teases New Album With 'New To You'

Duncan Laurence returns with a brand-new single, New To You. Tapping into themes of a love where the passion has faded, the track marks Duncan’s first release of 2026. The Dutch star co-writes with Jordan Garfield de Moor, with production from the pair alongside Agrin Rahmani and Mark West.

The bridge sees Duncan sing: “To be the oxygen and feel your skin all over me / But now your shades are changing, fading like October leaves / Back when we met, it was electric, it was beautiful / I’m underrated, devastated…” before singing in the chorus: “What would it take to feel new to you?”

Duncan accompanied the track’s release with a statement on social media, noting: “New To You is here. I remember starting this journey 2.5 years ago. I was lost. I was trying to be ‘different,’ special in the eyes of the people I trusted. I wasted time on things and thoughts that weren’t helping me move forward.” He continues: “Until one day, I decided to change everything. To stop caring about other people’s opinions. To move to the other side of the world. To take a leap of faith. And to write, write, write my entire heart out along the way. Music pushed me back on my feet once again.”

The Eurovision winner teases his new album, continuing: “I can’t believe the moment is finally here. It’s been a long time since I started working on this album, and right from the moment we finished it’s very first demo, I knew New To You had to be the first single of this brand new chapter. I’m so happy and so thankful to have such amazing, loyal and creative people around me, who helped me bring this new chapter to life. And soooo thankful for all of you supporting me, allowing me to create something I’m truly proud of. It’s all yours, by midnight. I honestly can’t really believe it. But it’s really happening. If you wanna pinch me, just send a comment and tell me what you think of it, once it’s reached your ears.“

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