Anouk

Dutch alt-rock singer/songwriter Anouk rose to stardom on the heels of her 1997 hit single "Nobody's Wife," igniting a career that would see her become not only one of the most successful artists in her native Netherlands, but also widely popular throughout much of Europe. Mixing hard-edged rock, pop, electronica, and blues, albums like 1999's Urban Solitude, 2004's Hotel New York, and 2009's For Bitter or Worse all went platinum and cemented Anouk's status as a perennial chart-topper with impressive staying power. The following decade saw her competing in the Eurovision Song Contest and keeping her number one streak alive with releases like 2013's Sad Singalong Songs and 2016's Queen for a Day. She also made her first Dutch-language album with 2018's Wen d'r Maar Aan.