After signing to Moonwalk shortly after '' Kaks takti ette '' , Nurmsalu and Lõhmus decided that she would continue performing with Urban Symphony instead of pursuing a solo career . In December 2008 , Urban Symphony was revealed to be taking part in the debut edition of '' Eesti Laul '' , the newly created program to select the Estonian representative in the Eurovision Song Contest . Their entry in the competition , " Rändajad " , also served as their debut single as a group and was released on 5 January 2009 ; the song was written and produced by Lõhmus . Urban Symphony competed in the final of '' Eesti Laul 2009 '' on 7 March 2009 , where they were ranked first by the professional jury and second by the Estonian public . As one of the top two total vote-getters , they advanced to the superfinal with Traffic . In the superfinal , Urban Symphony and " Rändajad " received over 82 % of the votes cast , winning the competition and holding the record for the biggest win margin in '' Eesti Laul '' history . As the winners of '' Eesti Laul '' , Urban Symphony received the right to represent Estonia in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 in Moscow , with " Rändajad " . They competed in the second semi-final on 14 May 2009 , placing third and qualifying to the final ; this was the first time Estonia had qualified to the finals since the introduction of the semi-finals in 2004 , and remains their best placement in the semi-finals of all-time . They later performed in the finals on 16 May , where they placed sixth with 129 points ; this was the best result for Estonia since their third place finish at the Eurovision Song Contest 2002 , and continues to be their best result since then as of
Eurovision Song Contest 2009
Eurovision Song Contest 2009
Sandra Nurmsalu