Norma Jean Martine is an American artist and songwriter based in Berlin, signed to Polydor/Island Records Germany. Most recently, she co-wrote “DNA” — the Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Anthem — performed by Andrea Bocelli, David Guetta, EJAE and Megan Thee Stallion. Her edgy and sought after sound is informed not only by her unique voice and recent sweep of the electronic music scene, but also by her long standing indie pop background and career.

She co-wrote and featured on Ofenbach’s multi-platinum selling single “Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes”, which hit #1 in the German Airplay Charts and has amassed over 520 million streams on Spotify alone. She also wrote and featured on their follow-up single “Overdrive”, which reached #1 in the German Singles Chart, #3 in the European and German Airplay Charts, was certified German Gold and landed at #10 in the German Year End Chart.

Co-wrote and featured on YouNotUs and Shift K3Y’s single “Coming Home”, which peaked at #23 in the German Airplay Charts, as well as Lost Kings’ hit single “When We Were Young”, reaching over 30 million Spotify streams.

Her collaborations continue to make waves across the German charts, with Glockenbach’s “Anthem” (feat. Norma Jean Martine, #4 German Airplay), Michael Schulte’s “Broken Sunshine” (#3 German Airplay), Michael Schulte’s “Afterlife” (#4 German Airplay) and Michael Schulte’s “5am” (#2 German Airplay).

Her edgy perspective and indie artist side, along with her ability to write lyrics that resonate, places her at the top of the list of songwriters to collaborate with. Working with the likes of Zoe Wees, Sophie and the Giants, Love Harder, Lena, Ronan Keating, girli, Here At Last and Aidán Osobase, her ever-growing catalogue sees her accumulate millions of monthly listeners.