TOMMY CASH

The rapper, singer, and visual artist thrilled international audiences with his entry "Espresso Macchiato," which placed second in the televoting and ultimately reached third place in the Eurovision Song Contest final. His show was an audiovisual spectacle—flashy, artistic, and typically TOMM¥ €A$H.


Even before the Eurovision Song Contest, the artist was considered a cult figure of post-Soviet pop culture. With his unmistakable Gopnik style, satirical social criticism, and hyper-aesthetic music videos that combine dance, digital art, and absurd humor, TOMM¥ €A$H has made a name for himself as one of Europe's most unconventional pop artists.


His career began in 2012, followed by his DIY debut album "Euroz Dollaz Yeniz" (2014) and its acclaimed follow-up "¥€$" (2018), which debuted at number 1 in the Estonian charts.


With viral tracks like "Little Molly" (over 18 million views) and collaborations with international acts such as Charli XCX, Diplo, Oliver Tree, $uicideboy$, Bones, Boys Noize, Little Big, and Käärijä, his global influence steadily grew. His performances have taken him to stages at Glastonbury, Sziget, Roskilde, and on a worldwide tour in 2022.


In 2024, he released his EP "High Fashion" and simultaneously announced his participation in the Estonian Eurovision Song Contest. The song "Espresso Macchiato" was released in December 2024 and caused controversy, especially in Italy, due to its satirical portrayal of national stereotypes. Despite (or perhaps because of) this controversy, the track became a fan favorite and marked TOMM¥ €A$H's final breakthrough on the international stage.