Ina Wroldsen

Ina Wroldsen is a Norwegian singer and songwriter born on 29 May 1984, celebrated both for her own recordings and for her prolific work writing hits for other artists. She began her career as a performer, notably as part of the electropop duo Ask Embla alongside Icelandic producer Arnthor Birgisson, before shifting much of her focus to songwriting.

As a songwriter, Wroldsen has penned material recorded by an extraordinary range of international artists, including Shakira, Clean Bandit, Zara Larsson, Sean Paul, James Arthur, Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Little Mix, One Direction and Leona Lewis, among many others. Some of her most notable co-writes include «How Deep Is Your Love», «Symphony», «Mad Love» and «Hold My Hand», songs that have become staples of contemporary pop and dance-pop radio.

As a solo artist, her voice and songwriting sensibility come through directly on tracks like «Strongest», «I Wanted You» and «Lay It On Me», which blend pop, R&B and electronic textures. Her sound favors emotionally direct lyrics paired with polished, radio-friendly production, reflecting the same instincts that have made her one of the most successful Norwegian songwriters of her generation on the international pop stage.