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Amund Maarud

Amund Maarud (born 7 April 1981 in Nes, Akershus, Norway) is a Norwegian blues/rock musician (guitar, vocals) and composer, known as a solo artist and as frontman of rock bands The Grand (2005–2010) and the duo «Morudes» (2010 -) with his brother, the drummer Henrik Maarud.

Amund Maarud
Maarud with Bushman's Revenge
at the 2017 Nattjazz.
Background information
Born (1981-04-07) 7 April 1981 (age 43)
Nes, Akershus, Norway
OriginNorway
GenresBlues, rock music
Occupation(s)Musician, composer
Instrument(s)Guitar, vocals
LabelsBlue Mood
The Grand recordings
Snaxville Recordings
Websitewww.amundmaarud.no
Amund Maarud (central)
with his own Amund Maarud Band
during the «Hamar Musikkfestival» 2004.
(Photo: Thomas Andersen)

Career edit

Maarud is known to many as one of the best blues guitarists in Norway. He has toured domestically and internationally with various bands, to the delight of their audiences and the press. The concerts are invariably described as potent live show which combines various elements from blues to psychedelic rock.[1]

Together with his brother Henrik Maarud (drums), he started the band «MaarudKara» at the age of six. The band came second in the Talentiaden (1997) on NRK, and released the album First Blues the year after. In 2000 he started his solo career backed by his band A. M. Band, still with his brother drummer and with blues in their repertoire. The band released two albums Ripped, Stripped & Southern Fried (2003) and Commotion (2004), and was nominated for the Spellemannprisen 2003 in the class Blues/country for the debut album Ripped, Stripped & Southern Fried. In 2006 he initiated the bandet The Grand, with the same lineup as A. M. Band, but had a more rocky and psychedelic expression. The band released the album The Grand (2007). The band is currently on rest for an indefinite period of time.

Together with his drummer brother, he started the duo «Morudes» in 2010, and started around the turn of 2010/2011 a new solo project under his own name. Solo project has a musical idiom that is closer to traditional guitar blues. With him on stage are his drummer brother, Simen Aanerud (piano), and Bendik Brænne (baryton saxophone). He thus figures in two bands with many similarities in origin, but who will part in their musical expression. For the solo album Electric he was awarded Spellemannprisen 2011 in the class Blues.

Maarud debuted as an actor in the film Kommandør Treholt og Ninjatroppen that premiered in August 2010. He is co-owner of Snaxville Studio.

Discography edit

Solo albums edit

  • 2011: Electric (Snaxville Recordings/Musikkoperatørene)
  • 2012: Dirt (Snaxville Recordings/Musikkoperatørene)[2]
  • 2015: Volt (Snaxville Recordings/Musikkoperatørene)[3]

Collaborative works edit

Within «MaarudKara»
  • 1999: First Blues (Tylden)
With «Amund Maarud Band»
  • 2003: Ripped, Stripped & Southernfried (Blue Mood/BMG)
  • 2004: Commotion (BMG)
Within The Grand
  • 2007: The Grand (The Grand Recordings/Sonet)

Lineups in bands or backing bands edit

 
Amund Maarud performing in 2017

Members of «Amund Maarud Band» (2000–2005) edit

  • Amund Maarud – guitar & vocals
  • Henrik Maarud – drums
  • Jan Eirik Hallingskog – bass (2000–2002)
  • Arne F. Rasmussen – harmonica (2000–2002)
  • Bill Troiani – bass guitar (−2003)
  • Håkon Høye – guitar (2003–2004)
  • Per Tobro – bass (2004–)
  • Eirik Tovsrud Knutsen – keyboards (2004–)

Members of «The Grand» (2005–2010) edit

  • Amund Maarud – guitar & vocals
  • Henrik Maarud – drums
  • Per Tobro – bass
  • Eirik Tovsrud Knudsen – Hammond B3 organ

Members of «Morudes» (2010–) edit

  • Amund Maarud – guitar & vocals
  • Henrik Maarud – drums & vocals

Backingband Amund Maarud (2010–) edit

  • Amund Maarud – guitar & vocals
  • Henrik Maarud – drums & vocals
  • Egil Stemkens – bass
  • Simen Aanerud – piano
  • Bendik Brænne – baryton saxophone

References edit

  1. ^ . Øyafestivalen. Archived from the original on 26 April 2012.
  2. ^ Grandø, Olivar (11 November 2012). "Amund Maarud – Dirt Review". MusikkNyheter.no. Retrieved 11 November 2012.
  3. ^ Østbø9, Stein (20 March 2015). "Plateanmeldelse: Amund Maarud – "Volt"". Verdens Gang. Retrieved 9 June 2015.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

External links edit

  • Official website  
  • Biography on NRK Artists
Preceded by
Billy T Band
Recipient of the Blues Spellemannprisen
2011
Succeeded by
Billy T Band
Preceded by Recipient of the popular music Edvardprisen
2016
Succeeded by

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in their repertoire The band released two albums Ripped Stripped amp Southern Fried 2003 and Commotion 2004 and was nominated for the Spellemannprisen 2003 in the class Blues country for the debut album Ripped Stripped amp Southern Fried In 2006 he initiated the bandet The Grand with the same lineup as A M Band but had a more rocky and psychedelic expression The band released the album The Grand 2007 The band is currently on rest for an indefinite period of time Together with his drummer brother he started the duo Morudes in 2010 and started around the turn of 2010 2011 a new solo project under his own name Solo project has a musical idiom that is closer to traditional guitar blues With him on stage are his drummer brother Simen Aanerud piano and Bendik Braenne baryton saxophone He thus figures in two bands with many similarities in origin but who will part in their musical expression For the solo album Electric he was awarded Spellemannprisen 2011 in the class Blues Maarud debuted as an actor in the film Kommandor Treholt og Ninjatroppen that premiered in August 2010 He is co owner of Snaxville Studio Discography editSolo albums edit 2011 Electric Snaxville Recordings Musikkoperatorene 2012 Dirt Snaxville Recordings Musikkoperatorene 2 2015 Volt Snaxville Recordings Musikkoperatorene 3 Collaborative works edit Within MaarudKara 1999 First Blues Tylden With Amund Maarud Band 2003 Ripped Stripped amp Southernfried Blue Mood BMG 2004 Commotion BMG Within The Grand 2007 The Grand The Grand Recordings Sonet Lineups in bands or backing bands edit nbsp Amund Maarud performing in 2017 Members of Amund Maarud Band 2000 2005 edit Amund Maarud guitar amp vocals Henrik Maarud drums Jan Eirik Hallingskog bass 2000 2002 Arne F Rasmussen harmonica 2000 2002 Bill Troiani bass guitar 2003 Hakon Hoye guitar 2003 2004 Per Tobro bass 2004 Eirik Tovsrud Knutsen keyboards 2004 Members of The Grand 2005 2010 edit Amund Maarud guitar amp vocals Henrik Maarud drums Per Tobro bass Eirik Tovsrud Knudsen Hammond B3 organ Members of Morudes 2010 edit Amund Maarud guitar amp vocals Henrik Maarud drums amp vocals Backingband Amund Maarud 2010 edit Amund Maarud guitar amp vocals Henrik Maarud drums amp vocals Egil Stemkens bass Simen Aanerud piano Bendik Braenne baryton saxophoneReferences edit nbsp Norway portal nbsp Music portal Amund Maarud Biography Oyafestivalen Archived from the original on 26 April 2012 Grando Olivar 11 November 2012 Amund Maarud Dirt Review MusikkNyheter no Retrieved 11 November 2012 Ostbo9 Stein 20 March 2015 Plateanmeldelse Amund Maarud Volt Verdens Gang Retrieved 9 June 2015 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint numeric names authors list link nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Amund Maarud External links editOfficial website nbsp Biography on NRK Artists Preceded byBilly T Band Recipient of the Blues Spellemannprisen2011 Succeeded byBilly T Band Preceded byJarle Bernhoft Recipient of the popular 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