An artist known as Hasmo, whose real name is Hans Seeberg, is making his mark in music. A songwriter, guitarist, bass player, drummer, and all-around music enthusiast, Hasmo recently shared his musical journey in an interview, explaining that anyone with an idea and an instrument can create their own music.
Hasmo’s easygoing approach to his craft began when he started jamming on guitar at age eight with his older brother. Years later, a friend asked if he’d ever thought about writing his own songs. The question prompted him to download Logic and try songwriting for the first time during the Covid-19 pandemic, sparking his passion for sharing music with the world.
Unlike many emerging musicians who dream of fame, Hasmo’s vision centers on his love for music and desire for personal growth. His goal isn’t to become a superstar but to build a catalog of music and develop his career as an artist.
Hasmo’s music blends pop and rock with a melodic, dreamy quality meant to uplift listeners. His debut EP, “Wasting Time,” released on April 29th, features singles like “In & Out,” a high-energy take on life and love, and “Feeling,” a dreamy, cinematic composition. The EP highlights his ability to mix vocals and instrumentation in a way that defies his newcomer status.
Hasmo hopes listeners connect with his songs and perhaps find a catchy tune stuck in their heads. He recalls a comment from one of his kids, who said his music “isn’t actually that terrible.” He takes it as a compliment.
Looking ahead, Hasmo plans to release his second EP, “Big Mistake,” at the end of June. Fans can stream his current music on Spotify while waiting for his new work.
Balancing his passion for music with everyday life, Hasmo shows that anyone can create and release music. Whether you’re adding new tunes to your playlist or an aspiring musician yourself, his work demonstrates that you don’t need to chase stardom to make meaningful music. His approach underscores the transformative power of music and the role artists play in keeping this art form alive.
