Annett Louisan, born Annett Päge on August 2, 1977, in Havelberg, East Germany, is a distinctive voice in the German contemporary pop music scene known for her petite figure and playful yet emotionally evocative vocal style. She adopted her stage surname from the French name "Louise," integrating a moniker that reflects the chanson influence in her music. Since her debut in the early 2000s, Louisan has charmed audiences with her blend of pop, jazz, and chanson elements, all delivered with a whimsical and often introspective lyrical perspective.

Her career took a significant leap with her debut album "Bohème" in 2004, which established her as a prominent artist in the German-speaking world, earning her praise and a devoted fan base. Louisan's talent has continued to flourish, as seen in her impressive discography, including live albums such as "Live aus der Elbphilharmonie Hamburg," where she showcases her ability to connect with audiences in intimate concert settings. Her music spans various themes, from playful and romantic to the profound reflections on life seen in songs like "Die mittleren Jahre." Annett Louisan's work is characterized by her unique storytelling and an artistic persona that invites listeners to explore the many layers of both her music and the human experience.

Genres

German Pop

German Singer-songwriter

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Latest Release

Live aus der Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Annett Louisan

Album - 23 Tracks - Released October 13, 2023