Astrid S discography

Norwegian singer-songwriter Astrid S has released two studio album, six EPs (extended plays), 45 singles (including seven as featured artist) and made 3 guest appearances. Astrid made her debut in 2013 when she released first single "Shattered". In 2014, she released her next single "2AM".

In 2016, Astrid released her self-titled debut extended play which was supported by two singles "Paper Thin" and "Hurts So Good". The latter became a viral sleeper hit in 2021, it remains her most streamed song on Spotify, garnering over 500 million streams. The song was re-released in 2021 on the complete edition of her debut studio album Leave It Beautiful.

In June 2017, her second extended play Party's Over was released. The project was preceded by the release of four singles "Breathe", "Bloodstream", "Such a Boy" and titular "Party's Over". "Think Before I Talk" was released in August 2017 as a stand-alone single, however it was later included on the complete edition of her debut studio album Leave It Beautiful.

Her fourth EP Trust Issues was released in August 2019. The project was supported by three tracks "Emotion" which was later included on the complete edition of her debut album, "Someone New" and "The First One". Down Low singer's fifth EP was released in September 2019 which is a month after the previous one. "Favorite Part of Me" was the sole track preceding the EP release.

Astrid's debut studio album Leave It Beautiful was released in 2020 on October 16. The album was supported by tracks like "Dance Dance Dance", "It's OK If You Forget Me" and "Marilyn Monroe". Felt Cute Might Delete Later is singer's sixth EP which was released in April 2023.

"Two Hands", "First to Go", "Oh Emma" and "Hot Fever Dream" were released from January to May 2024. All of them are a part of her studio album Joyride which was released on 24 May 2024.

Covers

 * "Undressed" – cover with Julie Bergan (2013) – Certified Platinum by IFPI NOR
 * "FourFiveSeconds" – cover (2015)
 * "Vi er perfekt men verden er ikke det" – cover (2017)