Rasmus Seebach

Rasmus Seebach is a Danish singer/songwriter who debuted to chart-topping achievement in ’09 2009 with smash strike one “Engel,” a trio of Best Five follow-up strikes, and a five-times-platinum eponymous record that charted number 1 for the half-year’s time. Delivered on March 28, 1980, he’s a kid of Tommy Seebach, a well-known Danish pop vocalist who frequently competed in the Dansk Melodi Grand Prix competition through the ’80s, and was selected to represent Denmark in the Eurovision Track Competition in 1981. In the 10 years before his single debut, Rasmus founded himself like a hitmaker. In tandem along with his sibling Nicolai Seebach, he founded the creation group FIRST CLASS Music and caused Danish pop performers such as for example Jokeren, Natasja, B-Boys, and Big Brovas. He also dabbled in hip-hop for some time, liberating the G-Bach recording Skakmat (1999). In colaboration with Common Music, Seebach produced his solo documenting debut with “Engel,” which increased to number 1 around the Danish singles graph during the period of a few weeks. His self-produced eponymous recording debut, Rasmus Seebach (2009), was ultimately released in Oct, four weeks after “Engel,” and spawned a trio of Best Five strike follow-up singles (“Pleased Igen,” “Den Jeg Er,” “Lidt i Fem”). The second-best offering album of the entire year in Denmark, Rasmus Seebach spent 25 weeks at number 1. Furthermore, Seebach also demonstrated well-known in Sweden, where he reached the very best Ten from the albums graph along with his full-length debut and the very best Five from the singles graph with “Natteravn.”