Ole Børud discography
Studio albums8
Live albums1
Compilation albums5
Music videos2
EPs1
Singles16
Guest appearances5
Additional appearances9

The discography of Ole Børud, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Hamar, Norway, consists of eight studio albums, including one collaborative album, five compilation albums, three of which were collaborative, a collaborative EP, sixteen singles, including four collaborative singles and five as a featured artist, five guest appearances, nine contributions to compilation albums, a live video album as a featured performer, one collaborative music video, and one music video as a featured performer. The son of gospel singer Arnold Børud, Ole began a career in music at age five as a member of the family musical group Arnold B. Family, a group which would participate in the Melodi Grand Prix three times.[1][2][3][4][5][6] In 1988 at age twelve, Børud released a studio album of Christian children's music, Alle Skal Få Vite Det![7] In the mid- and late-1990s, Børud forayed into heavy metal music: He co-founded the death-doom project Schaliach in 1995 before joining the progressive death metal band Extol in 1996.[8][9] He has also performed for or collaborated with Torun Eriksen, Sofian, Larvik Stroband, and the Oslo Gospel Choir.[10][11][12]

In 2002, he released a studio album as a solo artist, Chi Rho, in which he performed covers of hit songs by various Christian contemporary musicians.[13] In 2008, Børud released Shakin' the Ground, a studio album in which he established a West Coast style that he has continued on subsequent album. Børud considers Shakin' the Ground his true debut as a solo performer as his previous release was entirely of unoriginal music.[14] The same year, he collaborated with Kåre Conradi and Ingelin Reigstad Norheim along with girls from the Jeløy Church's Children's and Youth Choirs to release Takk, gode Gud, for alle ting: 20 sanger fra Barnesalmeboka, a compilation album of 20 hymns.[15] Also in 2008, he collaborated with Ann Kristin Wenneberg, Marianne Bondevik, Hans Esben Gihle, and Voxkids to create another hymn compilation, Søndagsskolen Synger,[16] and contributed to the compilation Perfekt Sommer.[17] In 2009, he was featured along with Samuel Ljungblahd and Miriam Gardner on the Joakim Arenius and Praise Unit three-track single "The Mission Field",[18] from the album of the same name.[19] In 2011, he released Keep Movin, which peaked at no. 27 on the Norwegian charts and no. 15 on the Swedish charts.[20][21] A single was released for that album in 2011 as well, "She's Like No Other".[22] That same year, he performed live with Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns, a concert which was later released on DVD in 2013.[23] In 2012, Børud was featured on the song "Get Ready" by INC the Choir on the album Higher.[24] He also appeared in 2013 on the Lars-Erik Dahle album Step into the Water for the song "Barrytown",[25] and with his father, Arnold, on the Rune Larson song "All Shook Up" from the album Tidens Gate.[26] Later that year collaborated with Samuel Ljungblahd for a stand-alone Christmas single, "Mary's Boy Child", released on November 8,[27] and on December 23 the pair released a full Christmas album, Someday At Christmas.[28] The album charted at no. 39 in Norway and no. 13 in Sweden.[20][21] That year Børud also released a best-of compilation, The Best.[29]

His next studio release was Stepping Up, released on November 24, 2014,[30] which was accompanied by the single "Maybe".[31] On March 8, 2017, Lars-Erik Dahle, featuring Børud, released a remixed version of "Barrytown" — "Barrytown [Waveform Five Mix]" — as a single.[32] Also that year, Ljungblahd and Børud collaborated once again for the Christmas single "O Holy Night", released on November 10.[33] On January 18, 2019, Trine Rein featured Børud on her single "Where Do We Go".[34] His seventh studio album, Outside the Limit, was released on September 20, 2019.[30] Three singles have been released for Outside the Limit: "Good Time", released on November 16, 2018,[35] "Fast Enough", released on February 1, 2019,[36] and "Outside the Limit", released August 28, 2019.[37] Børud also was featured as a vocalist and guitarist on the progressive death metal band Cognizance's single "Malignant Domain", released August 22, 2019.[38][39] On November 22, 2019, he appeared, in collaboration with Lewi Bergrud and Maria Solheim, on the Christmas EP Blåtoner.[40] The next year the same trio recorded a music video performing the hymn "En krybbe var vuggen" ("Away in a Manger") and a single, "Julefred", the latter featuring Frøydis Grorud.[41][42] On April 13, 2020, Børud was featured along with Kine L. Fossheim on the single and music video "Together We Stand".[43] The song was released by Gospel Explosion, a choral project led by Leif Ingvald Skaug. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Leif began holding online choir rehearsals, in which individuals from 70 different countries participated. Many of these choral members then collaborated from around the world to create the song.[43][44] His eighth studio album, Soul Letters, was released on February 11, 2022, and was preceded by three singles — "Just for a Little While", "At My Best", and "Love Remedy".

Studio albums

"—" denotes a recording that did not chart.

List of studio albums, with selected chart positions
Title Released Label Peak chart positions
NOR[20] SWED[21]
Alle Skal Få Vite Det![7] January 1, 1988 Tvers — —
Chi Rho[45] May 15, 2002 Master — —
Shakin' the Ground[46] February 5, 2008 Connection — —
Keep Movin[47] September 7, 2011 Village Again 27 15
Someday At Christmas[28]
(with Samuel Ljungblahd)		 December 23, 2013 Connection 39 13
Stepping Up[48] November 24, 2014 Connection — —
Outside the Limit[30] September 20, 2019 Connection — —
Soul Letters[49] February 11, 2022 Connection — —

Extended plays

List of extended plays
Title Released Label
Blåtoner

(with Lewi Bergrud and Maria Solheim)[40]

 November 22, 2019[50] Grammofon

Compilation albums

List of compilation albums
Title Released Label
Perfekt Sommer[17][51] 2008 Mudi
Takk, gode Gud, for alle ting: 20 sanger fra Barnesalmeboka

(with Kåre Conradi and Ingelin Reigstad Norheim)[15]

 2008 IKO-Forlaget
Søndagsskolen Synger

(with Ann Kristin Wenneberg, Marianne Bondevik, Hans Esben Gihle, and Voxkids)[52]

 November 3, 2008[52] Grammofon
The Best March 27, 2013[29] Village Again
Alt I Boks! November 5, 2013[53] Tvers

Singles

As primary artist

List of singles as a primary artist
Title Released Album
"She's Like No Other" June 7, 2011[22] Keep Movin'
"Mary's Boy Child"

(with Samuel Ljungblahd)

 November 8, 2013[27] Non-album single
"Maybe" November 5, 2014[31] Stepping Up
"O Holy Night"

(with Samuel Ljungblahd)

 November 10, 2017[33] Non-album single
"Good Time" November 16, 2018[35] Outside the Limit
"Fast Enough" February 1, 2019[36] Outside the Limit
"Outside the Limit" August 28, 2019[37] Outside the Limit
"Julefred" (with Maria Solheim and Lewi Bergrud featuring Frøydis Grorud) December 23, 2020[42] Non-album single
"Just for a Little While" September 10, 2021[54] Soul Letters
"At My Best" October 15, 2021[55] Soul Letters
"Love Remedy" January 7, 2022[56] Soul Letters
"Find A Way" April 7, 2023[57] Non-album single
List of singles on which Børud is featured
Title Artist Released Album
"The Mission Field" Joakim Arenius and Praise Unit featuring Samuel Ljungblahd, Ole Børud, and Miriam Gardner September 4, 2009[18] The Mission Field[19]
"Barrytown [Waverform Five Mix]" Lars-Erik Dahle featuring Ole Børud March 8, 2017[32] Non-album single
"Where Do We Go" Trine Rein featuring Ole Børud[34] January 18, 2019[58] Non-album single
"Malignant Domain"[38][39] Cognizance featuring Ole Børud August 22, 2019 Malignant Domain
"Together We Stand" Gospel Explosion featuring Kine and Ole Børud[59] April 13, 2020[43] Non-album single

Additional appearances

Title Album Released Label
"Takk, Gode Gud, For Hjem Og Brød" (with Iselin Alme and Trond Brænne) Takk, Min Gud, For Hele Meg[60] 1987 HD-Forlaget
"Lovsyng Herren, han er nær" (with Bård Bratlie, Kåre Conradi, Heine Fagervik, Ingeborg Hansen-Bauer, Geir Hegerstrøm, Ingelin Reigstad Nordheim, and Anine Kruse Skatrud)[61] Hvem har skapt alle Blomstene? 1998 Iko Forlag AS
"Jesus, du er glad i meg" Nå lukker seg mitt øye[62] 2001 IKO-Forlaget
"Through the Fire" (cover version) Fly Away The Songs of David Foster[63] 2009 Contante & Sonante
"Måne og sol" Alle synger Takk! 2011 IKO-Forlaget[64]
"Vi synger med takk og glede" Alle synger Lyset[65] 2011 Norsk Musikkforlag AS
"Kjærligheten Seirer" Kjærligheten Seirer September 1, 2011[66] Mudi
"Breathe" Adoremus[67] October 11, 2014 Oslo Katolske Bispedømme
"Dine hender er fulle av blomster" Alle Synger Glede July 1, 2016[68] IKO-Forlaget

Live albums

List of live video albums
Title Released Label
Live with Ole Børud

(with Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns)[23]

 2013 Strokeland

Guest appearances

List of songs on which Børud appeared
Title Released Other performers Album
"Get Ready"[24] April 27, 2012 INC the Choir Higher
"Barrytown"[25] April 30, 2013 Lars-Erik Dahle Step into the Water
"Live and Move"[69] January 1, 2011 Krik I Alt
"All Shook Up"[26] October 5, 2013 Rune Larson, Arnold Børud Tidens Gate
"Are You Real?"[70] October 15, 2020 Tomi Malm Coming Home

Music videos

Title Released Director
"En krybbe var vuggen" (with Maria Solheim and Lewi Bergrud)[41] November 30, 2020 —
Title Artist Released Director
"Together We Stand"[43] Gospel Explosion (featuring Kine and Ole Børud) April 13, 2020 Trym Gulla Dyrnes

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  25. 1 2 "Step Into the Water". Apple Music. Retrieved April 17, 2020.
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  29. 1 2 "The Best". Apple Music. Retrieved April 17, 2020.
  30. 1 2 3 "Outside the Limit". Apple Music. Retrieved April 17, 2020.
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  37. 1 2 "Ole Børud: Outside the Limit". Google Play. Retrieved 2020-04-17.
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  57. ↑ "Find a Way". Spotify.
  58. ↑ "Where Do We Go". Apple Music. Retrieved April 17, 2020.
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