Hailing from Tønsberg, Seigmen became one of Norway's most successful rock bands with an edgy, melancholic sound. Their platinum album Metropolis won a Norwegian Grammy, and Radiowaves reached number one. After disbanding in 1999, the band later reunited.
Norwegian electronic artist Todd Terje emerged in 2004, blending disco, house, and techno. Known for club hits like Inspector Norse, he released his debut album It's Album Time in 2014. He has also remixed and produced for artists including Robbie Williams, Franz Ferdinand, and Bryan Ferry.
Oslo-based singer and songwriter Kristian Kristensen hails from northern Norway. Singing in his native dialect, he debuted with the 2015 EP Før Det Blir For Seint and released his full-length studio album Kor vi ende in 2019.
Norwegian pop artist Moyka, from Hallingdal Valley, crafts mystical synth-driven music inspired by Röyksopp and Robyn. Lauded by PopJustice, she’s played Øyafestivalen and supported Sigrid. Nominated for the Anchor Award, she’s Amazon’s One To Watch 2022.
Faithless are a British electronica act blending house, trip-hop and dub into euphoric dancefloor classics. They’ve had seven Top 10 singles and six Top 10 albums (three at No. 1), earned a Mercury Prize nod for 1998’s Sunday 8PM, and sold 20M+ records.
CeeLo Green is an Atlanta-born singer and songwriter who rose to fame as a member of the influential hip-hop group Goodie Mob. He later achieved massive global success as a solo artist and as half of Gnarls Barkley, winning multiple Grammy Awards for hits like Crazy and Fuck You.
Nektar, an English progressive rock band formed in Hamburg, West Germany in 1969, is renowned for its "Sound and Light Theatre" and concept albums. Their music blends progressive, space, and psychedelic rock. Notable albums include "Remember the Future," which achieved gold status and charted in the U.S., "Journey to the Centre of the Eye," and "A Tab in the Ocean." Iron Maiden covered their song "King of Twilight."
Jönköping, Sweden alt-pop band led by Nina Persson; sweet space-age pop with sharp arrangements. Hits “Lovefool,” “Rise & Shine”; Life 1.5M sold. Slitz ’94 best album. Tore Johansson produced.
Nico & Vinz, Oslo duo known for hits like "Am I Wrong", gained fame post-renaming from Envy. They've topped charts globally, released albums like Black Star Elephant, and won Best New Artist at the Soul Train Awards.
Born near Bodø, raised in Stavanger; Norwegian pop/rock icon. Fronted Mods (“Tore Tang”), The September When; solo star. Multi‑platinum, 5× Spellemann winner.