Anouk

Anouk Teeuwe made her name in 1997 with "Nobody's Wife", the single that carried her debut album Together Alone to four times platinum in the Netherlands. Albums such as Graduated Fool, Hotel New York, and For Bitter Or Worse kept her close to guitar rock, while in 2013 she represented the Netherlands at the Eurovision Song Contest with "Birds", finishing ninth, the best Dutch result since 1999. After that she changed course more often: the soul and funk of Fake It Till We Die, the Dutch-language Wen D'r Maar Aan, and her work with producer Thomas Azier, from the orchestral Deena & Jim to Set This Thing On Fire in 2025.

This collection brings together Anouk on vinyl, LP and CD: her studio albums, coloured and numbered pressings, and reissues from across her career.