At just 25 years-old Norwegian Ina Wroldsen has become one of the hottest songwriters in Europe and North America. Ina started her musical journey writing songs for herself as an artist. After a short time Ina hooked up with the Norwegian production house 'Waterfall' who signed her to a production deal and began the process of making an album. Shortly after this Ina signed an exclusive publishing deal with London based P & P Songs.
In 2006 after numerous showcases Ina signed a record deal with TVT Records and began finishing her album, but due to unforeseen circumstances TVT folded and Ina was left without a label once again. She went back to Norway to reflect, rethink and reload for what was in store for her next.
In the summer of 2007 Ina started her first co-writes, writing for artists other than herself. It soon became apparent that this was to be her future.
The first songs Ina wrote were recorded by the UK based girl group 'The Saturdays' (Poyldor/Universal). She ended up with 9 songs on their Platinum debut album including the 1st single "If This Is Love" (No.8), 2nd single "Up" (No.4 - Selling Gold) and 5th single "Work." Soon after, Ina relocated to London and has had nothing but success since. In just a few short years Ina has gone from struggling artist to one of the most successful songwriters around. Ina’s songs have been cut by the Pussycat Dolls, Leona Lewis, Cat Deluna, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Jade Ewan, Alexander Burke and Pixie Lott just to name a few, the majority of the songs being released as singles. With her success Ina now finds herself co-produces most of her songs doing mainly the vocal production. She’s co-written with top talent such as Cutfather, Quiz & Larossi, David Eriksen, Steve Mac, Arnthor Birgisson, Chris Braide and Harry Sommerdalh as well as many others. It's hard to imagine so much success, so quickly, but Ina’s talent is undeniable so it was only a matter of time.