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Marianne Antonsen
Marianne Antonsen is a Norwegian singer-songwriter from Haugesund. Her debut album 'Somewhere in Between' came out in 2013, followed by other releases like...
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Marianne Antonsen is a Norwegian singer-songwriter from Haugesund. Her debut album 'Somewhere in Between' came out in 2013, followed by other releases like 'The Christmas Album' in 2014 and 'Mellow' in 2020.
She's known for her version of 'Grown Up Christmas List,' which became a holiday favorite. Her recordings also include 'O Helga Natt,' 'Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child,' and 'The Prayer.'
She works with her husband and producer Espen Berg. Her music draws from influences like Joni Mitchell and Carole King.
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