Rein

Trine Rein is an American-Norwegian singer, who belongs to the exclusive group of Norwegian artists who have sold more than a million records. Trine Rein released her first solo album in 1993, Finders, Keepers. It peaked at the top of the Norwegian album chart for no less than five weeks. But as she was almost unknown before the release, it took her 14 weeks - more than three months - to finally have the most popular album in Norway. And due to the extensive foreign press coverage of the Olympic Winter Games in Lillehammer February 1994, her album was soon a hit in Japan as well. At one time she topped 16 different Japanese radio station charts simultaneously.

“To find the Truth” is Trine Rein’s solo album of the 90’ies, and was entirely recorded in LA, California to be released in 1998. The album includes songs like ‘World Without You’ (later recorded by Beth Hart), ‘David’ and ‘Stars And Angels’, and Trine Rein had the honor of working with people like Louise Goffin, Guy Roche and Shelly Peiken, among others. Scott Cutler and Anne Previn were also involved on this album. The great Norwegian influence in this particular album cover, video and press pictures symbolize Trine’s passion for her childhood country, and her need to share the beauty of Norway with fans across the world.