Gunnhild Eide Sundli, born July 2, 1985 in Orkdal, Norway, is a singer known for her role as the frontwoman of Gåte. She began singing at age nine, exploring both classical and jazz music before earning a diploma in traditional Norwegian scansion from Heimdal secondary school. In 1999, Sundli formed the folk rock band Gåte with her brother Sveinung Sundli, where she performed vocals and adapted poems. The group released their debut album Jygri in 2002, which won the Spellemannprisen award for 2002. Gåte disbanded in 2005 when Sundli pursued a career in theater, but reunited in 2017 and released the album Nord (2021). Sundli has also ventured into solo work with her album Tankerop (2013).
