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17. 2008 - Kreisiraadio - "Leto svet"
16. 2004 - Neiokõsõ -"Tii"
15. 2005 - Suntribe -"Let's Get Loud"
14. 2003 - Ruffus -"Eighties Coming Back"
13. 2007 - Gerli Padar -"Partners in Crime"
12. 2006 - Sandra Oxenryd -"Through My Window"
11. 2010 - Malcolm Lincoln & Manpower 4 -"Siren"
10. 2000 - Ines -"Once in a Lifetime"
09. 2016 -Jüri Pootsmann -"Play"
08. 2013 - Birgit Õigemeel -"Et uus saaks alguse"
07. 2014 - Tanja -"Amazing"
06. 2001 - Tanel Padar/Dave Benton/2XL -"Everybody"
05. 2002 - Sahlene -"Runaway"
04. 2012 - Ott Lepland -"Kuula"
03. 2011 - Getter Jaani -"Rockefeller Street"
02. 2009 - Urban Symphony -"Rändajad"
01. 2015 - Elina Born & Stig Rästa -"Goodbye to Yesterday"


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