Britta is a German pop band known for their melodic tunes and introspective lyrics. Formed in the mid-1990s by Christiane Rösinger, who had previously made a name for herself with the band Lassie Singers, Britta quickly carved out a niche with a blend of indie pop and biting wit that struck a chord with a loyal fanbase. Joined by musicians like Britta Neander, Peter Jensen, and Julie Miess, Rösinger’s knack for keen observation and her unapologetic vocal style became the centerpiece of the group’s sound.

The band has released a substantial discography that reflects their evolution while staying true to their roots in indie pop. Their more recent albums, such as "Das Schöne Leben" and "Lichtjahre voraus," showcase the band's continued relevance, combining groove-based instrumentation with evocative lyricism. The greatest hits compilation "Best of Britta" distills the essence of their work, presenting newcomers and longtime fans alike with an encapsulated experience of their oeuvre. Their latest release, "Irgendwas Ist Immer," continues their tradition of crafting catchy hooks wrapped in sardonic storytelling, suggesting that Britta remains a step ahead in their artistic journey, as implied by the aspirational "Lichtjahre voraus." Through their ongoing contributions to German pop music, Britta maintains a robust influence on the poetic and sonic landscape of the genre.