Bertine Zetlitz is a Norwegian pop singer, songwriter, and author born as Bertine Axeliane Robberstad Zetlitz on April 9, 1975, in Oslo. She achieved professional recognition for a musical career characterized by electropop and for receiving four Spellemannprisen awards. Zetlitz achieved professional recognition for a career that began after she started writing music at age 12 and released the debut single “Getting Out” (1997). Their recording career began with the debut studio recording Morbid Latenight Show (1998) which received Spellemannprisen awards for Newcomer of the Year and Pop Artist of the Year. Zetlitz achieved professional recognition for performing at the festival Lilith Fair in 1999 and the studio recording Beautiful So Far (2000). Their recording career included the studio recording Sweet Injections (2003) which reached Number 1 in Norway and the single “Fake Your Beauty” (2003) which also reached Number 1. The artist achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Rollerskating (2004) which reached number 2 and for a hiatus beginning in 2007. Zetlitz achieved professional recognition for returning to release the studio recording Electric Feet (2012) and the studio recording Closer (2020) with the musician Bugge Wesseltoft. She achieved professional recognition for publishing the book Top Girl (2021).
