Rising Artist Hans Seeberg Makes Music at Home and Doesn’t Care About Fame

Meet Hans Seeberg, the up-and-coming artist known as Hasmo, who’s driven by a pretty straightforward passion for music. Hans isn’t chasing fame. He just loves making music at home, getting better at his craft, and sharing what he’s got with anyone who’ll listen.

Hasmo just released his debut EP, “Wasting Time,” on April 29th. The EP features two standout singles, “In & Out” and “Feeling.” “In & Out,” with its 3:30 runtime, is a high-energy ballad that explores the cyclical nature of falling in and out of love. The mixed vocals and solid instrumentation on drums and guitar come together to create a chorus that sticks with you.

On the other hand, “Feeling” offers a different vibe, starting with dreamy guitar chords that evoke something you’d hear in a film soundtrack. The songwriting and lyrics show off Hasmo’s range and his knack for creating music that hits emotionally.

Although he describes himself as a humble home artist, Hasmo’s early music shows a talent that rivals seasoned professionals. Hans has a powerful message: “Hasmo’s songs existing is proof that anyone with an idea and an instrument can do this.”

Hasmo’s music is often described as poppy, rocky, melodic, and dreamy. His expressive sound and uplifting tracks are designed to make listeners feel joyful and inspired. Hans loves it when his art connects with people and sticks in their heads. He especially enjoys the thought of one of his songs getting lodged in a listener’s mind, humorously recalling, “I took it as a compliment when my kids said, ‘You know what, it’s not actually that terrible.'”

Hans’ love affair with music began at the age of eight when he first picked up a guitar and started jamming with his older brother. The COVID-19 lockdowns pushed him to finally start writing his own songs. This decision led to a steady stream of tracks and the launch of his solo project, Hasmo, which filled music streaming platforms with his home-recorded, humble, yet impressive work.

You can stream Hasmo’s music on Spotify, where fans can enjoy his debut album and look forward to his second EP, “Big Mistake,” set to release at the end of June. He’s also working on several new songs, although they’re still under wraps for now.

Hasmo’s vision for his music goes beyond personal satisfaction. By sharing his unique take on music with the world, he hopes to inspire others, showing that it’s possible to create genuine, affecting art without a big budget or a hunger for fame. He emphasizes the importance of authentic expression, proving that music can transform a simple home project into something that really matters.

When asked about his dream collaboration, Hasmo mentioned Sarah Cracknell from Saint Etienne. And his all-time favorite song? It’s “God Only Knows” by The Beach Boys.

Ultimately, Hasmo stands for the idea that music is for everyone. He encourages creativity and pushes potential artists to find their own sound. His homegrown success proves that passion, not fame or fortune, is the real driving force behind creating art that matters.