Olly Murs

April 15, 2013 at PDT

Right Place Right Time (Deluxe Edition)

This album's romantic mood remains consistent, whether Olly is pining over lost love (“Dear Darlin’”), surrendering to a new crush (“Runaway”), or wistfully recalling a fleeting affair (“Perfect Night”). Murs’ trademark cheekiness mellows into warm, self-knowing humor on the charming first-date snapshot “What a Buzz.”

14 Tracks

September 27, 2018 at PDT

Moves (feat. Snoop Dogg) - Single

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October 8, 2015 at PDT

Kiss Me - Single

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June 1, 2017 at PDT

Unpredictable - Single

Two X Factor alums fashion some pop gold.

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November 10, 2016 at PST

24 HRS (Deluxe)

Informed by a split from his long-term girlfriend, Olly Murs has cast his fifth album as a break-up record. Sure enough, he displays appealing new vulnerability and introspection on piano ballad “Flaws” and the title track’s EDM-inflected pop. However, everyman exuberance has always been a large part of the Essex singer’s charm and his survivor’s spirit is as bold as the unshakeable hooks in “You Don’t Know Love” and “Love You More”.

16 Tracks

November 8, 2018 at PST

You Know I Know (Deluxe)

A new set of slinky, vibrant pop, plus a greatest-hits collection.

28 Tracks

August 3, 2017 at PDT

More Mess (feat. Olly Murs & Coely) - Single

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October 6, 2016 at PDT

Grow Up - Single

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November 23, 2014 at PST

Never Been Better (Deluxe)

British X Factor alumnus Olly Murs offers another neatly packed grab bag of brash, slickly produced anthems and moony-eyed balladry. Murs gamely bops and slides his way through a slew of radio-friendly contributions from veteran hitmakers like Claude Kelly and Ryan Tedder. The album's singles deliver in a big way—especially “Up,” a Mumford-like stomp buoyed by a spirited declaration from Demi Lovato on the chorus (“I won’t let this plane go down!”), and the agile disco-funk of “Wrapped Up.”

14 Tracks

November 25, 2012 at PST

Right Place Right Time

The title acknowledges Olly Murs’ undeniable good fortune at parlaying a second-place finish on The X Factor into pop-star success. But Right Place Right Time does more than ride the lucky streak that this brash-but-lovable British singer has been on for the past four years. Murs enlists such production notables as Claude Kelly, Steve Robson, Andrew Frampton, and Future Cut for this project to achieve a buoyant sound that fuses dance-pop with classic balladry. The album's romantic mood remains consistent, whether Olly is pining over lost love (“Dear Darlin’”), surrendering to a new crush (“Runaway”), or wistfully recalling a fleeting affair (“Perfect Night”). Murs’ trademark cheekiness mellows into warm, self-knowing humor on the charming first-date snapshot “What a Buzz.” The funkified sass of “Troublemaker” (featuring rapper Flo Rida) finds balance in the orchestral tempos of “Loud & Clear” and “Army of Two.” Murs’ clear-toned, supple vocals keep the mood earnest yet playful, sustaining his nice-guy persona even when he’s telling off an ex (as in “Cry Your Heart Out”).

10 Tracks

May 30, 2019 at PDT

That Girl (CORSAK Remix) - Single

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November 3, 2016 at PDT

Back Around - Single

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December 13, 2018 at PST

Excuses (Kia Love Remix) - Single

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December 1, 2022 at PST

Marry Me

In the four years since Olly Murs released his sixth album—2018’s You Know I Know, which doubled with a greatest hits collection—he parted ways with his label, and seemingly cleared house creatively, too. Where the credits on his previous records were once a roll call of Britain’s songwriting establishment, none of the usual suspects have contributed to Marry Me, his first release as an independent artist. Perhaps his impending nuptials influenced the artistic monogamy on this record, which sees Murs team up with David Stewart and Jessica Agombar (the duo behind hits for BTS and the Jonas Brothers) for a cohesive offering of polished pop songs devoted to love.

As might be expected from an album with such a bold declaration for a title, Marry Me assumes the maximalist energy of a flashmob public proposal: dramatic strings on “25,” lust driven by new jack swing influenced production on “Do Me Like That,” the crowd-raising, marching percussion of “Best Night Of Your Life,” and soaring choruses all round. Murs sings of love he’s afraid to lose, love he’ll do anything to keep and love he loses himself in to the exclusion of everything else, painting a complicated picture of his search for ‘The One.’ The toe-tapping, finger-snapping title track, however, keeps it as simple as “1-2-3” and “A-B-C”: If someone makes you feel like your best self, that’s how you know it’s time to get married.

When the showmanship falls away on album closer “Let Me Just Say,” what’s left is the sort of sweet, sentimentality that should be at the centre of any proposal. ‘You’re the most wonderful part of the day,’ Murs croons over a soft piano and guitar beat that calls to mind classic 1980s’ romantic movies, providing a sincere full stop to the entertaining bombast.

11 Tracks

November 23, 2014 at PST

Never Been Better (Expanded Edition)

25 Tracks

December 10, 2015 at PST

Stevie Knows - Single

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December 22, 2016 at PST

Years & Years (Remixes) - EP

4 Tracks

November 24, 2011 at PST

In Case You Didn't Know

13 Tracks

August 18, 2016 at PDT

You Don't Know Love (Cheat Codes Remixes) - Single

3 Tracks

October 6, 2016 at PDT

Grow Up (Acoustic) - Single

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January 24, 2019 at PST

Excuses (Acoustic) - Single

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August 17, 2017 at PDT

Unpredictable (Disco Demolition Remix) - Single

2 Tracks

May 28, 2012 at PDT

Heart Skips a Beat (feat. Chiddy Bang)- Single

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June 29, 2017 at PDT

Unpredictable (Acoustic) - Single

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