Anson Long-Seabra (born August 25, 1994) was born in Kansas City, Missouri, United States. He is an American singer and songwriter. He is professionally known as Anson Seabra. His musical prowess encompasses the realms of singer-songwriter, indie pop, and piano pop genres, solidifying his versatile presence in the music scene. Widely recognized for multiple viral hits such as "Robin Hood," "That's Us," and "Welcome to Wonderland," Anson has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide.
An emotive and philosophical singer/songwriter, Anson Seabra has carved a niche for himself with his artfully crafted, piano-driven pop compositions. His journey into the spotlight began in 2018 when he started sharing his soul-stirring creations online, quickly amassing a dedicated fan base. Notable songs like "Broken" and "Emerald Eyes" contributed to his social media prominence.
Despite his early musical inclinations, Seabra initially pursued a computer science degree at Truman State University after high school. However, fueled by an unyielding passion for music, he continued to write and record his own songs alongside his academic pursuits. Post-graduation, he ventured into the corporate world as a software engineer on the East Coast. Yet, the call of music remained insistent.
In 2018, Anson Seabra made a pivotal decision to follow his musical aspirations wholeheartedly. Leaving behind his software engineering job, he began sharing his soulful compositions online, rapidly gaining traction. With over 190,000 YouTube subscribers and a significant presence on other streaming platforms, Anson's songs, including "Last Time," "Broken," and "Robin Hood," went viral.
His musical journey reached new heights in 2020 with the release of his full-length debut, "Songs I Wrote in My Bedroom," featuring the hit single "Trying My Best." The subsequent years saw the unveiling of several EPs, including "Feeling for My Life," "A Heartfelt Holiday," and "Dominoes." In 2022, Anson Seabra continued to tug at heartstrings with the release of the yearning ballad "One Day Less," further solidifying his status as a rising star in the music industry. Anson's dedication to his craft and the authenticity of his lyrics resonate deeply with his growing audience, making him a compelling figure in contemporary music.
