Rune Westberg

Rune Westberg is a Danish songwriter, record producer, and mixer from Los Angeles.[1]

He has written and produced for artists including Adam Lambert, Colbie Caillat, Daughtry, Prince Royce, Jesse & Joy, Rachel Platten, Nina Nesbitt, Alvaro Soler, Haley Reinhart, Better Than Ezra, Reece Mastin, Bonnie Anderson, Casey Abrams, Kris Allen, Jessica Sanchez, The Saturdays, David Cook, Tegan Marie, Axelle Red, Kristinia DeBarge, Hedley, Natalie Grant, Brooke White, The JaneDear Girls, MoZella, Tiffany Page, Our Lady Peace, Beth Hart, Hiroko, Tyler Hilton, Jason Reeves, Alphabeat, Saybia, Carpark North, Tue West, Magtens Korridorer, Poul Krebs and Mani Spinx.

He released a solo album in 2001, entitled "Rune Westberg".

Along with Chad Kroeger, Eric Dill and Chris Daughtry, Westberg co-wrote "No Surprise", a single on Daughtry's second album Leave This Town.[2] The song debuted on American Idol on May 6, 2009. Westberg won a BMI award for the song in 2010.

In 2016, he was nominated for a Latin Grammy for best song of the year with "Ecos De Amor" performed by Jesse & Joy

List of released songs written by or written and produced by Rune Westberg

• "Achshav" by Harel Skaat
• "Animal" by Alvaro Soler
• "Bad Love Is Good Enough" by Beth Hart
• "Bang Bang Boom Boom" by Beth Hart
• "Beating Me Up" by Rachel Platten
• "Better With You" by Kris Allen
• "Burn It All Down" by Jordan Smith
• "Call It A Day" by Dean Ray
• "Closer To Your Heart" by Natalie Grant
• "Come Out And Play" by Mika Newton
• "Come Alive" by Rachel Taylor
• "Cougartown" by Casey Abrams
• "Crazy Glue" by Jessica Sanchez
• "Crazy Kind Of Day" by Beth Hart
• "Crowded Room" by Christina Grimmie
• "Damaged Goods" by Hamish Anderson[3]
• "Died In Your Eyes" by Kristinia DeBarge
• "Died In Your Eyes" by The Saturdays
• "Don’t Dumb Me Down" by Mika Newton
• "Don't Mean A Thing" by Sofia Reyes
• "Drive" by Beth Hart
• "Drunk Tonight" by Emmelie de Forest
• "Easy" by Beth Hart
• "Electric" by Cody Longo
• "Feel It Boy" by VHS Collection
• "Flatlining" by She Is We
• "The End" by Jason Reeves
• "The End Is Where We Begin" by Our Lady Peace
• "The End Of Me And You" by Eric Dill
• "Ecos De Amor" by Jesse & Joy
• "Everybody Is Sober" by Beth Hart
• "Excusez Moi" by Axelle Red
• "Extraordinary" by Prince Royce
• "Fate Don't Know You" by Desi Valentine
• "Fight For Me" by She Is We
• "Five Days Of Summer" by Joe Brooks
• "Flatlining" by She Is We
• "Floodgates" by Colbie Caillat
• "For You" by Joe Brooks
• "Forever Young" by Beth Hart
• "Get Out" by Casey Abrams
• "Get Yourself Together" by Christina Grimmie
• "The Ghost Of Love" by Mika Newton
• "Ghosts" by Casey Abrams
• "Girlz Up" by Hiroko
• "Golden Brown" by Modern Love Child
• "Got Love" by Hedley
• "Happiness.......Any Day Now" by Beth Hart
• "Higher Heart" by Desi Valentine
• "Hoodie (No Ordinary Girl)" by Los 5
• "Hope He Doesn’t Know About You" by Tiffany Page
• "Hope I Die On A Saturday Night" by The Downtown Fiction
• "If Eyes Could Speak" by Devon Werkheiser
• "Insane" by Michelle Treacy
• "IOU" by Dean Ray
• "Keep It Lit" by Tegan Marie
• "Le Plus Beau Reste A Venir" by Axelle Red
• "Lead The Crowd" by Joe Brooks
• "Learning To Live" by Beth Hart
• "Let It Rain" by Brent James
• "Let Me Fall For You" by David Cook
• "Let It Go" by Cindy Santini
• "Let's Get Together" by Beth Hart
• "Life Happens" by Brandon & Leah
• "Life Is" by MoZella
• "Life Is Calling" by Beth Hart
• "Light A Fire" by Rachel Taylor
• "Like You (And Everyone Else)" by Beth Hart
• "Live Right Now" by James Durbin
• "Love Is The Hardest" by Beth Hart
• "Lucky Charm" by Addie Hamilton
• "Magnets" by Mika Newton
• "Me After You" by Brent James
• "Moment Of Silence" by Brent James
• "More Of You" by MoZella
• "My California" by Beth Hart
• "My Heart Will Wait" by Joe Brooks
• "My Mona Lisa" by Brent James
• "My Only Regret" by James Durbin
• "Never Alone" by Anja Nissen
• "Never Got Away" by Colbie Caillat
• "Never Saw You Coming" by Los 5
• "Night On Fire" by Skylar Laine
• "No Surprise" by Daughtry
• "Nocturnal" by Elle Vee
• "No Means No (Means No)" by Michelle Treacy
• "OK Cupid" by Elise LeGrow
• "One Heart Beating" by Better Than Ezra
• "One More Second Chance" by Aaron Barnhart
• "Only You" by Colbie Caillat
• "The Ones You Keep Close" by Matt Simons
• "The One Thing" by Between The Trees
• "Outlaws Of Love" by Adam Lambert
• "Original" by Mix5
• "Over You" by Beth Hart
• "Painkiller" by Aaron Barnhart
• "Paraiso" by Sofia Reyes
• "Postcard From Hollywood" by Eric Dill
• "Pocket Full Of dreams" by Hedley
• "Queen Of Hearts" by Cary Brothers
• "Reach Out" by Jordan Jansen and Connie Talbot
• "Rock Star" by Reece Mastin
• "Rules Of Attraction" by Joe Brooks
• "Sapphire" by Dean Ray
• "Shades Of Love" by Desi Valentine
• "Shy" by Jai Weatford
• "Sick" by Beth Hart
• "Sing Along" by The JaneDear Girls
• "Sister Heroine" by Beth Hart
• "Six String Soldier" by Joe Brooks
• "Someday" by Joe Brooks
• "Someone Like Me" by Troy Harley
• "Someone Somewhere" by Jason Reeves
• "Stand Out" by Sabrina Carpenter
• "Straight Out The Mud" by Ruby Velle
• "Streets And Stories" by Part Time Friends
• "Sunday Girl" by Brendan & Leah
• "Sunset Blvd." by Tyler Hilton
• "Take It Easy On Me" by Beth Hart
• "Tear It Down" by Imogen Clark
• "The Ones You Keep Close" by Matt Simons
• "This Ain't Love" by Michelle Treacy
• "Thru The Window Of My Mind" by Beth Hart
• "Till The Sun Comes Up" by Chelsea Williams
• "Tu Voz" by Sofia Reyes
• "Twilight Girls" by MoZella
• "Un Ami" by Axelle Red
• "Unbroken" by Bonnie Anderson
• "Undone" by Haley Reinhart
• "We'll Be Back For More" by Nina Nesbitt
• "Who's Gonna Help You" by Axelle Red
• "Wild Ride" by High Dive Heart
• "The Winnings" by Dean Ray
• "Walk With Me" by Jessica Childress
• "What’s It Gonna Be" by Honor Society
• "When We Were One" by Brooke White
• "Who's Gonna Help You" by Axelle Red
• "Why’d U Have To Be U" by Brandon Bizior
• "YLFMU" by Brent James
• "Your Love Is Easy" by Cindy Santini
• "Your Voice" by Sofia Reyes

References

1. "RuneWestberg.com".
2. "Lyrics to No Surprise". Archived from the original on 2009-06-06.
3. August 2020, Vinnie DeMasi 07. "Hamish Anderson on Taking Blues out of the Box in Search of Something Spiritual". Guitar Player. Retrieved 2020-09-22.