Best known for fronting Norwegian hard rock trio Ohmwork, Anders L. Rasmussen trades distortion for delicate introspection on his latest solo outing, “10 Years from Now.” This warm, acoustic-led single marks a notable shift in direction—one that leans into singer-songwriter territory, woven with Americana influences and a quiet emotional resonance.

Built around a simple yet profound question—what will life look like a decade from now?—Rasmussen explores themes of change, loss, and hope, reflecting on the people who may still be with us, and those who might not. With stripped-back production and heartfelt lyricism, the track becomes a space for late-night contemplation and quiet wonder.

“This song came from a place of curiosity and quiet hope,” Rasmussen shares. “I think we all wonder what lies ahead—who we’ll be, who’ll be there with us, and what dreams will still live on.”

Musically, “10 Years from Now” trades in grit for grace, unfolding with acoustic guitars, subtle arrangements, and a production style that lets every emotional nuance land. It’s a gentle, soulful turn from an artist better known for roaring choruses—but one that reveals Rasmussen’s depth and versatility as a solo artist.

As he continues carving out his own sonic path beyond the confines of hard rock, Rasmussen proves that even the heaviest of hearts can carry a soft song—and sometimes, that contrast is where the magic lies.