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Gaute Ormåsen
Gaute Ormåsen grew up in Skien, Norway, where he started playing guitar and singing as a teenager. He released his breakout single "Blame It On The Boogie" in...
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Gaute Ormåsen grew up in Skien, Norway, where he started playing guitar and singing as a teenager. He released his breakout single "Blame It On The Boogie" in 2010, which became a hit in Norway.
He followed that with albums like Gates of Lyngdal in 2011 and Solskinn in 2017. Other songs like "Didn't I?" and "Miss You When You're Gone" show his pop and folk leanings.
In 2014, he was arrested for drunk driving, which brought some public attention. He apologized and sought treatment afterward.
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