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Sanne has invested a lot in her career since The Voice: 'Nothing comes easy'

Sanne has invested a lot in her career since The Voice: 'Nothing comes easy'

Since appearing as a finalist on The Voice, singer Sanne has worked hard to establish her music career through significant personal and financial investment. She recently released her first single, Licht Uit, Hoofd Aan, and is currently preparing for a theater tour scheduled for next spring.

Sanne, a recent finalist from The Voice, has opened up about the significant efforts required to build a career in the music industry. Following her participation in the show, she initially faced uncertainty about her future and struggled with the realization that success does not come automatically. To progress, she has dedicated considerable time, money, and personal effort into developing her craft, emphasizing that her current achievements are the result of hard work rather than fame from the show alone. Her debut single, Licht Uit, Hoofd Aan, was created during a writing session with her former coach Ilse DeLange.

Despite her success, Sanne continues to battle personal insecurities and self-doubt. She notes that performing on stage remains challenging, although she is gradually becoming more confident. Looking ahead, she is shifting her focus toward writing English-language songs and preparing for an upcoming theater tour scheduled for March and April. She remains candid about her growth, accepting that mistakes are a natural part of her journey as a new artist.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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