Lene Marlin

Norwegian singer-songwriter Lene Marlin Pedersen's music career took off when she was signed by Virgin Records at just 17 years old after her demo caught the attention of NRK radio station in Tromsø. Her debut album, "Playing My Game," and hit single "Unforgivable Sinner" broke records in Norway, propelling her to success across Europe. Marlin's subsequent albums, including "Another Day" and "Lost in a Moment," continued to top charts in Norway and Italy, solidifying her reputation as a talented musician with a loyal fan base. She has also found success as a songwriter for other artists, such as Rihanna on the album "Good Girl Gone Bad."

In 2013, Lene Marlin released her fifth full-length album, "Here We Are: Historier Så Langt," showcasing her enduring appeal and songwriting prowess. Despite achieving international recognition with hits like "Sitting Down Here," Marlin's strongest support has always come from her native Norway, where fans have remained dedicated to her music throughout her career. Known for her catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Lene Marlin continues to captivate audiences with her deeply personal and authentic approach to music.