The Eesti Laul competition, which is a significant event in the Estonian music calendar, has formed a jury that consists of eight members with diverse international backgrounds in music. This jury will evaluate the competition songs presented this year, bringing together musicians, composers, and educators who have extensive experience not only in Eesti Laul but also in the Eurovision Song Contest and various other musical platforms.

Notable jury members include Linnea Deb from Sweden, an acclaimed songwriter recognized for her contributions to Eurovision, particularly for writing the winning song 'Heroes' performed by Måns Zelmerlöw in 2015. Her experience includes working with acclaimed international artists, and her participation in the jury emphasizes the high caliber of the competition's assessment process. Paul Jordan, a British Eurovision expert, and author, brings a scholarly perspective to the jury, having conducted thorough research on Estonia's contribution to the festival, which indicates a deep understanding of the cultural significance of the competition.

The participation of artists like Rosa Linn further highlights the diversity and international representation of the jury. This expert assembly aims not only to ensure a fair and thorough evaluation of the submitted songs but also to enhance the prestige of Eesti Laul as it continues to position itself on the international music scene, reflecting the growing integration of Estonia within the global music community.