His debut album that great October sound was released in Norway in October
2002. The album includes 11 songs and was written, produced, played and recorded
by Thomas. Most of the tracks were conceived in New York, autumn 2001 where he
collaborated with Mike Daly (Whiskeytown/Ryan Adams), Edie Kuhnle (Cat & Edie
and PK (Boots) Ottestad (Getaway People, Robbie Williams). The result is a
melancholic stroke of genius, which is introspective without succumbing to
platitudes and navet. The album won a Norwegian Grammy, an Alternative Grammy
and was also awarded an Edvardprisen for Best Pop Song

The second album, Stray Dogs, was released October 2003. Once again the
reviews were overwhelming, the tours sold out and the album and singles sales
were impressive. He was nominated for two prizes at the Norwegian Grammy Awards
His third album, One Day Youll dance For Me, New York City, completed his
planned October Trilogy and was released in October 2004. The album went
straight to # 1 in the Norwegian album charts and quickly went Platinum

In 2006 Thomas Dybdahl released his fourth album, Science which won him his
second Norwegian Grammy. The album artwork boasts some notable names with
designer (and vocal Dybdahl supporter) Philippe Starck providing the graphic art
direction and famed lens-man Jean-Baptiste Mondino (Madonna, David Bowie, Bjrk
providing the photographic art
All albums were mastered by Scott Hull (Miles Davies, Uncle Tupelo, Bruce
Springsteen, etc) in Classic Sound Studio, New York

Thomas Dybdahl is currently recording his fifth studio album due for release in
2010. He has also written and recorded the score music for the Norwegian film
Rottenetter (Rat nights) due August 2009, directed by Arild Ommundsen
Mongoland, Sundance nominated Monster Thursday