The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) released the compilation album with the 16 competing songs of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2026 at midnight on Friday 9 October.
Following the trend of previous editions, and in partnership with record label Universal Music, the organisers of the contest have released the official album in digital format on all streaming platforms.
As has been usual in recent years, the album does not include instrumental versions of the competing songs of this 24th edition.
The official album features the final studio versions of the 16 entries of Junior Eurovision 2026, which will take place at the Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre (MFCC) in Ta’ Qali (Malta) on Saturday 24 October from 21:00 CEST.
Here is the tracklist of the official Junior Eurovision 2026 album:
- ALBANIA: Eslin Kurti – “Kërce Me Mua” 3:04
- ARMENIA: Naré – “BOO!” 2:32
- CYPRUS: Harry Georgiou – “Who I Can Be” 3:00
- FRANCE: Alec – “Comment Tu Vas ?” 2:54
- GEORGIA: Davit Lomidze – “Sun on the Rooftops” 2:58
- IRELAND: Caleb Kirwan & Naomi Gribben – “Níos Láidre” 2:55
- ITALY: Matteo Trullu – “Che Cos’è l’Amore?” 2:49
- MALTA: Beppe – “Blue Bird” 2:55
- MONTENEGRO: Mija Vujović – “Muzika Nas Spaja” 3:00
- NETHERLANDS: Maria – “Stronger Together” 2:32
- NORTH MACEDONIA: Ana Stojanoska – “Idnata Jas” 2:44
- POLAND: Wiktor Sas – “Gravity” 2:40
- PORTUGAL: Salvador Rio – “Alma” 2:44
- SAN MARINO: Violamarie – “Ruota Panoramica” 2:55
- SPAIN: Lucas Paulano – “Cuore Bello (Te Quiero, Te Quiero)” 2:52
- UKRAINE: Erika Kolesnichenko – “NOT A LULLABY” 2:53
On the official Junior Eurovision 2026 album, the participating countries appear in English alphabetical order, as has been usual since Nice 2023.
All the songs on the official Junior Eurovision 2026 album can also be bought individually on the main digital platforms, such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer or YouTube Music.
In line with the visual identity of Junior Eurovision 2026, the cover of the official compilation of the 24th edition follows the style of previous editions, with the generic logo featuring the flag of Malta as host country alongside the permanent slogan “United by Music”. It embraces colour through some of the ornamental elements of the Malta 2026 theme art, with fireworks, geometric shapes, spirals and swirls.
With just days to go until the big musical celebration at the Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre (MFCC) in Ta’ Qali (Malta), enjoy the 16 competing songs of this 24th edition.