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Chris Holsten
Chris Holsten is a Norwegian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with his 2016 debut album 'Moments,' which included the song 'Smilet I Ditt Eget...
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Chris Holsten is a Norwegian singer-songwriter who first gained attention with his 2016 debut album 'Moments,' which included the song 'Smilet I Ditt Eget Speil.' That track became something of an anthem in Norway, touching on themes of self-acceptance that resonated with listeners.
He followed that with albums like 'Strong' in 2018 and 'The Silent Man' in 2020. In 2019, he collaborated with fellow Norwegian musician Ole Paus on the album 'Doktor Gradmann Synger.' His music often includes songs like 'Love Like This' alongside his earlier work.
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