Bertolf Lentink (Dronten, July 2, 1980) is a Dutch singer/songwriter. In 2010, he was awarded the Zilveren Harp.

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Biography

Lentink plays guitar and piano. After playing in a band called The Junes, he landed a job playing with the popular Dutch singer Ilse De Lange.[1] In 2009 he released his debut solo album, For Life, which reached #39 on the Dutch music charts; the single "Another day" reached #10. His second album, Snakes & Ladders, reached #11, with the singles "Two in a Million" and "Cut me loose" reaching #2 and #3, respectively.

On March 3, 2010, Lentink was awarded the "Zilveren Harp", an award given to promising young artists[1] by BUMA/STEMRA.[2] The judges said that Bertolf was given the Silver Harp "mainly because of the quality of his songs," and that they see Bertolf as "a composer and lyricist with a great future.".^{[citation needed]}

Discography

• For Life (2009)
• Snakes & Ladders (2010)[3]
• Bertolf (2012)
• First & Then (2015)
• Big Shadows of Small Things (2019)
• Happy in Hindsight (2021)

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