Starting out producing in the '90s, Rasmus Seebach was already a hot property on the Danish music scene when he stepped out from behind the mixing desk and into the spotlight. He made a risky manoeuvre look easy. His 2009 self-titled debut album unveiled an assured but quirky pop-rock sound to immediate acclaim: it reached platinum sales an astonishing 12 times. Co-written with his brother Nicolai, Seebach's work has expanded to draw on a potent musicality from his production experience, bringing Celtic flair and orchestral flourishes to piano-led and electro ballads, cementing his success.