Anita Meyer (Annita Meijer), born in Rotterdam 29 October 1954, is a Dutch singer. One of her most notable songs is "Why Tell Me Why" that charted for 14 weeks and topped the Dutch singles list for six weeks in 1981. She is still an artist who is booked a lot for corporate events and other parties.

Three years after her triple platinum album Hotel New York, Anouk is back with a vengeance. Who’s Your Momma is her fifth studio album and it is her most versatile and ambitious album so far.

Last summer, Anouk traveled to Los Angeles - the Mecca of rock music - to start working on Who’s Your Momma with world-famous producer Glen Ballard, known for his work with Alanis Morrisette, No Doubt and Michael Jackson to name but a few, and the winner of five Grammy Awards. He’d been at the top of Anouk’s wish-list for a while, but seemed out of reach. Under the guise of ‘nothing ventured, nothing gained’ she sent him a few demos to convince him to work with her anyway. Says Anouk, “He called me two days later and said ‘I’ll make time for you; let’s do it!’”

Antje Monteiro has built a reputation in the course of the years as an All-round Showbiz Lady.

Her strong vocal capacities in combination with her overwhelming presence prove to be the perfect ingredients for a more then successful musical career that started in the theaters with ”Jeans”.

Berget Lewis worked as singer with Total Touch, Candy Dulfer, Ruth Jacott, Gordon, Trijntje Oosterhuis, The Golden Earring etc.
Next to that you can hear her voice on a lot of radio and TV commercials.
She has build a reputation as “most International diva” within the Dutch borders.

Of course they have discovered her abroad as well, not so long ago she shared the stage with Van Morrison.
She can be booked for a swinging show of 30 minutes with tape (inclusive e dancers) or with a “live” band.

On her latest release Birgit is confidently steering into another direction, without loosing hit potential. Tough, self-confident songs go hand in hand with Birgit’s more personal, intimate style. Listen to the irresistible tracks “Guniang” and “Tsunami”, and you’ll surely catch our drift.

In May 2007 Caro Emerald got a phonecall from Dutch producers Jan van Wieringen and David Schreurs. With another producer, they'd written a song for a Japanese pop act with the acclaimed songwriter Vince Degiorgio (Atomic Kitten, A-Teens, N'Synch, Love Inc. a.o.). But their demo singer couldn't make it. They needed something quickly, and that's how Caro got to record the demo of "Back It Up".

Caro liked the song so much that she added it to her live repertoire. A year later she got the chance to perform "Back It Up" on local TV station AT5 in Amsterdam. It caught on right away: viewers just wouldn't stop calling and e-mailing about that lovely girl with her catchy song. Caro and a friend produced a no budget video which ended up on Youtube, and again, the response was overwhelming. People literally begged her to sell the song on iTunes.

Charlene can be seen as an exceptional artist in the field of pop musicians with self written repertoire. She is in her early twenties and just released her single ‘Too Bright’ and herself titled debut album ‘CHARLENE, which is in stores right now. The totally self-made Charlene produces beautiful pop songs. Pop music in a way we actually never really get to hear in this country: soulful and compact hyper pop.

Some just call it music, to me its like a drug. This is not just a line from Dennis debut single No Can Do, a cool, catchy tune of booty-shaking big band sounds. The 23-year-old Dutch singer knows what she is talking about. With a smashing debut album, this brand new pop star expresses her unconditional love for music with a remarkable string of potential hits.

Des’ray is a singer with many possibilities. She is the singer in “house acts” 2 Brothers on the 4^th Floor and Diva’s of Dance,  in Queen-act “Killer Queen” but also solo.
Der’ray also gives workshops and music lessons.  She can sing from pop to jazz, soul and even country.

Not bad. Not bad at all, for a girl from Valkenswaard who decided to trade in her tennis-racket for a microphone at age fourteen. She starts out singing as a backingvocalist and works on various commercials for big companies. Relatively quick she rolls into the music business and meets German producer Yanou, who for some reason saw the magic in her. Her first single "Real Good" becomes a modest succes and gets her some deals to be in pre-shows for artists such as Five and Montell Jordan. Then, Yanou and Dj Sammy ask her to do vocals for a dance version of "Heaven", which was released worldwide in 2002 under the name "Dj Sammy & Yanou featuring Do. The rest, as we all know, is history.

Dutch singer Edsilia Rombley was born in Amsterdam in1978. Because of her Caribbean heritage – her parents came from Aruba and Curacao – she has been exposed to different cultural and musical influences from a young age. At 13, she entered her first talent contest. Two years later, she became part of the all-female R&B group Dignity, soon they released a self-titled debut album. First single 'Talk To Me' became a club hit in the Netherlands and Germany.

Born in: Weesp Constellation: Archer (22 November)
Training: Academy for light music and private song lessons Experience: Actions in the country, dinnershows, jam sessions, 2x national songfestival and Jeans
Self-image: Assured and spontaneously, but sometimes too patient.
Learning master (s): Her parents, George Webb (song)

EliZe (artist name of Elise van der Horst, born July 22, 1982 in Utrecht) is a Dutch singer-songwriter.

Growing up in Bussum, EliZe shared her mother's passion for singing. As an eight year old she was selected to sing in a children's television show, "Kinderen voor Kinderen" ("Children for Children"), in which she performed for six years. From this period she is best known for singing "Het tietenlied" ("the tits song"), about a girl getting into puberty.

Ellen ten Damme (born October 7, 1967) is a Dutch actress and singer. She was born in Warnsveld, and was raised in the village Roden.

She made her film debut in 1991 with Waters of Maria Machita directed by Paul Ruven. She also starred in the lawyer drama Pleading. Further movies roles included All Rigid and No Trains No Plains.
She released her first album Save Me in 2001, although she contributed to movie soundtracks before this (such as Casper: A Spirited Beginning and Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie).