Fenne Scholte (2000) is an upcoming artist from Utrecht that promises to be her authentic self in everything she does. She brought out her first album at 21, containing only original songs. This album was recorded by Arnout Leene.

She's graduated from the Conservatory of Music in Utrecht in 2022 and gave her graduation concert in a sold-out Cloud 9, Tivoli Vredenburg. FENNE's music has been described as surprising, melodic and touching. By combining different genres she's proving herself to be versatile and open to all sorts of music. Having grown up in a family of musicians, both classical and jazz, she's got a lot of background to work with.

Although she doesn't want to pin herself down to making and writing in only one genre, the one constant factor in her music is improvisation and personality. Like diary entries, her lyrics encompass dreams and expectations, disappointments and desires. With lots of unexpected harmonies, played over a distinct groove with memorable melodies, the people she works with are talented musicians who can take on many difficult forms and harmonies.

FENNE has been on many big stages already: ESNS Groningen, Grachtenfestival Amsterdam, Fringe Festival Amsterdam, Tivoli Vredenburg and Verkadefabriek in Den Bosch. In 2022 she had her own episode of "New Generations" on NPO2 Extra, telling about herself and her project at the time: finding your inner child again. 

In may 2022 she won the Charles Mingus prize for "Best Composition" for her song: "Wish I Could Sing". 

Her first EP "Beyond The Wall", a project about finding your inner child again, was released on the 24th of March, 2023. This EP was produced and recorded by Boudewijn Pleij.

In 2024 she recorded and released (15th of November) her second album, "Angel With A Darkness", with thanks to SENA, Amarte Fonds, Vokall Records and LAB music. This concept album contained 12 songs about falling in and out of love, moving through the story in chronological order. This album was produced and recorded by Boudewijn Pleij. 

The album was celebrated through a number of performances all over the Netherlands, on stages like Club 9 - Tivoli Vredenburg, De Doelen - Rotterdam and Splendor - Amsterdam.