About
Almost as far south you can get in Norway, Lars Jakob Rudjord creates instrumental music that takes you to places you’ve never been before. Behind his pianos, organs, synthesizers and old vintage keyboards, he crafts melodic, meditative, personal, comforting and often nature-inspired songs that have touched listeners all over the world.
He has most certainly established his very own sound in the modern classical world, and his songs are just as well inspired by classical music and nordic jazz, as by Norwegian folk music and Nordic folklore.
He has released a number of albums, including Clockwork (2013), Indiepiano (2016), Let Tomorrow Be Better (2020) and the TV score “Therese - jenta som forsvant” (2020), as well as multiple singles and EPs. The spring of 2024 he releases his new album “Kjempe-Jo”, with music inspired by the tales about his great-great-grandfather, the mythical Kjempe-Jo (Giant Jo).
Besides his solo career, he has also been performing as a sideman with some of the foremost Norwegian musicians in various genres, like Ingvild Koksvik, Karl Seglem and Moddi.