Acclaimed Dutch Pop Singer and Songwriter - Anouk

Anouk is a Dutch singer, songwriter, and musician who has released over ten albums since 1997. Her fame soared in the Netherlands and Belgium after the release of her single 'Nobody's Wife' in 1997. She also received acclaim internationally for her 2013 single 'Birds'. Her work has earned her multiple awards, including a World Music Award for best female Dutch artist, a TMF Award for Best Female Artist, three Edison Awards, and more.

Collaborations with Other Artists

Anouk has collaborated with other artists throughout her career. She worked with Dutch artist Chef'Special on the 2013 single 'In Your Arms', which was featured on her album Sad Singalong Songs. She has also collaborated with the bands Kensington and Kane, as well as the Dutch artist Guus Meeuwis.

The Early Years

Anouk was born Annette Olzon on April 8th, 1975 in The Hague, Netherlands. She began singing at an early age, performing at parties and family gatherings. After high school, she was accepted to the Rock Academy in Tilburg. She graduated in 1996 and soon released her debut single 'Mood Indigo'. She followed this up with the release of her debut album Together Alone in 1997.

Successful Solo Career

Since then, Anouk has had a successful solo career where she has released over ten albums and achieved both national and international fame. Some of her biggest hits include 'Lost', 'Nobody's Wife', 'Girl', 'Modern World', 'Three Days In A Row', 'Good God', and 'Run Away Together'. In 2017, she was chosen to represent the Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest with the song 'Birds'. She finished 9th overall in the competition.

Awards & Recognition

Anouk has been awarded many times throughout her career. Some of these awards include a World Music Award for Best Female Dutch Artist, a TMF Award for Best Female Artist, three Edison Awards for Best Pop Album in 2001 and Best Female Artist in 2005 and 2008, an MTV Europe Music Award for Best Dutch Act in 2007, a Gouden Harp for Best Female Singer in 2008, a 3FM Award for Best Album in 2013, and more.