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Åsmund Gylder

Åsmund Gylder (born 24 October 1971) is a Norwegian producer, musician and songwriter and leader of the Norwegian based peace project One People. He comes from Stovner in Oslo and for many years he has been involved in work to promote solidarity and cultural inclusion in his local neighborhood in Groruddalen.

In addition to his work in creating forums for joint activities between peoples of different cultures and his music, Gylder works as a publisher. (Mystica Eterna Publishing House) Gylder was the front figure and songwriter in the band Soldogg that gave out the albums Pendel (1998) and Drosera (2000). He gave out his first solo album Gnist in 2004. In November 2006. Gylder was awarded the Hans Christian Ostrø’s Memorial Prize in Oslo, Norway for his active engagement in peace-building activities.

Discography

• Falne Graner, Food First (1989) - (Single)
• Et Hyl mot Månen, Soldugg (1990) - (EP)
• Pendel, Soldogg (1998) - Tylden & co (Album)
• Drosera, Soldogg (2000) - Tylden & co (Album)
• Producer on the CD "Inn fra kulda – Bob Marley in Norwegian (2001). With; Mari Boine, Knut Reiersrud, Henning Kvitnes, Ketil Bjørnstad og Odd Børretzen, Ulph Nygård, Beady belle and many others.
• Gnist, soloalbum (2004) - Tylden & co. (Album)
• Producer, songwriter and musician on "One People - vol.1 Tatanka" (2006) MTGmusic.
• Producer, songwriter on "One People - vol.2 Teranga" (2009) MTGmusic.

External links

• Official homepage
• One People
• Mystica Eterna Publishing House