Estonia’s Eesti Laul has produced three Eurovision finalists in a row, including 5miinust and Puuluup. You’ll recall that they took their mouthful of a song — “(Nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi” — to 20th in the final.
Producers from the Estonian broadcaster ERR have now revealed 15 of the 16 acts who will try to follow in their footsteps by winning the final of Eesti Laul 2025. The show will take place on February 15 at the Unibet Arena.
The following 15 acts have been selected by a jury consisting of 34 musical professionals. The 16th act will be chosen by the public in an online vote conducted by Radio 2 in January.
You’ll have to wait until December 16 to hear the songs below. They’ll be heard for the first time on a show called Start.
Eesti Laul 2025: The jury’s 15 finalists
- An-Marlen with “Külm.” (Frederik Mustonen, Ingel Marlen Mikk, Maria Vainumägi).
- Andrei Zevakin feat. Karita with “I don’t know you” (Andrei Zevakin, Liina Ariadne Pedanik, Martti Hallik
- Anna Sahlene with “Love Me Low.” (David Lindgren Zahcarias, Bobby Ljunggren, Michaela Stridbeck, Anna Sahlin, Dagmar Oja, Kaire Vilgats).
- ANT with “Tomorrow Never Comes.” (Ant Nurhan, Kim Wennerström, Merili Käsper).
- ELYSA with “The Last to Know.” (Simon Peyron, Angelino Markenhorn, Julie Aagaard, Elisa Kolk).
- FELIN with “Solo Anthem.” (Paul Rey, Gevin Niglas, Johanna Ekholm, Elin Blom Etoall)
- Frants Tikerpuu with “Trouble” (Frants Tikerpuu)
- Gem98 with “Psycho” (Richard Sepajõe, Gevin Niglas, Karl Birnbaum, Frederik Küüts)
- Janek with “Frozen” (Janek Valgepea, Kjetil Mørland)
- Joelle with “Eyes Don’t Lie” (Timo Vendt, Johanna-Elise Kabe)
- Minimal Wind with “Armageddon” (Elisabeth Tiffany Lepik, Taavi-Hans Kõlar, Paula Pajusaar, Velle Tamme, Robin Kiisholts, Katri Merily Reimand)
- Räpina Jack feat. Kaisa Ling with “Tule.” (Kill Kaare, Kaisa Ling).
- Stereo Terror with “Prty Till the End of the World.” (Lauri Hämäläinen, Heigo Anto).
- Tommy Cash with “Espresso Macchiato” (Tommy Cash, Johannes Naukkarinen)
- Tuuli Rand with “Rem.” (Tuuli Rand, Cecilia Martina Mägi, Sander Sadam).
