Tom Rasmussen drops new single

Tom Rasmussen‘s debut album Body Building is a celebration of diversity, an ode to the beauty and power of the queer and trans communities. The album explores the struggles of gender non-conforming people and challenges societal preconceptions of those who exist outside the binary. With “Look At Me,” the focus track of the album, Rasmussen brings their sonic confidence and vocal prowess to the forefront.

“Look At Me” is an upbeat, piano house-infused pop banger that showcases Rasmussen’s vocal panache and songwriting talent. The grooving beats and bouncy piano chords create a lively and infectious energy that’s impossible to resist. The song is instantly catchy and will have you dancing along in no time.

However, beyond the infectious rhythm and pop sensibility lies a deeper message. Rasmussen’s lyrics speak of the everyday struggles of gender non-conforming people, of the violence and discrimination they face. The song is a call to action, urging listeners to look beyond the surface and understand the lived experiences of those who exist outside the binary.

The featured artists on the album, including Travis Alabanza, Shon Faye, and Princess Julia add depth and complexity to Rasmussen’s message. Their moving declarations celebrate and complicate ideas of radical self-acceptance and empowerment, creating a space that’s safe, creative and inclusive.

Body Building is not just an album; it is a representation of all that Tom Rasmussen has learned over a decade of working in the queer culture. It’s a self-rendered journey of exploring the construction and deconstruction of an alter-ego, an ode to the complexities of love and identity. The album brings together Rasmussen’s writing, taste, politics and most importantly, their voice.

The album’s closing track, “Look At Me,” is the perfect showcase of Rasmussen’s rhythmic electronic pop sound. It’s a hit dance pop outing that confirms the songwriting and vocal skill of this London-based artist on the rise.

Overall, Tom Rasmussen’s “Look At Me” is a powerful and uplifting anthem for the queer and trans communities wrapped up in an infectious pop hit that will have anyone dancing along. Body Building is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the power of music to create change and celebrate diversity.

Listen to Look At Me below