Jan Henk de Groot is a Dutch singer-songwriter hailing from the province of Groningen in the Netherlands. Gifted with a keen sense for crafting heartfelt melodies, his music is deeply rooted in the Gronings dialect, lending his songs a sense of authenticity and regional pride. Jan Henk de Groot's ability to convey universal emotions through the lens of his local culture has gained him a dedicated following within and beyond his province's borders.

Over the years, Jan Henk de Groot has shown a prolific output of songs that touch upon themes of life, love, and nostalgia, all wrapped in a folkish warmth. With tracks such as "Kolle Wotter" and "Stiltecoupé," he has demonstrated his knack for storytelling, while "De Drij Van Woudbloem" and "Sapmeer" highlight his connection to the landscapes and tales of his native Groningen. The release of "De wolf is trug" and "Zin aan" further cemented his status as one of the region's beloved contemporary balladeers. His songs "Keunenk van Westerdaipsterdale" and "Weerom" continue to endear him to his fans for their rich lyrical content and engaging performances. With "I Can See The Light" and "Riff," Jan Henk de Groot expands his musical palette while staying true to his roots, showcasing his versatility as an artist.