Top 10 Songs From The Up-and-coming Artist Anson Seabra

Anson Seabra's songs are so intoxicating!

Anson Seabra (say-ah-bruh) is making his way into the music scene with several top hits that gained fame on TikTok. His top song, Welcome to Wonderland, has reached over 73 million listens on Spotify. 

Seabra was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, where he took piano lessons and played in his school's bands. He went to college for computer science and took a job as a software engineer while also working on his music. In 2018, the singer/songwriter quit his job to pursue his music career full-time. He quickly built up a fan base with his passionate, thoughtful piano-driven ballads. In 2020, he released his debut album, Songs I Wrote in My Room, which included hits like "Trying My Best," "Broken," and "Last Time."

Here are Anson Seabra's top ten hits on Spotify.

10. Hurricane

This song is about heartbreak. Seabra says he felt safe in the eyes of his lover, but that they were also "such a perfect storm." "Even when you left me broke and cold there's nothing I want more," he writes, meaning that even though his love had left him broken and alone he still wanted to be with them. 

9. Last Time

In this song, Seabra writes about a broken relationship. They keep trying to make it work, but it just doesn't seem to be working. "Guess the last time wasn't the last time after all." He knows that they should stop trying, but he can't help but come back to his lover. 

8. I Can't Carry This Anymore

While not about heartbreak, this song still tells the story of someone who is broken. Seabra writes, "mama said gonna be alright, but mama doesn't know what it's like in my mind mama said, that the sun gonna shine, but mama don't know what it's like to want to die." He is broken and hurt on the inside. The thing that he "can't carry" anymore is the weight of his hurt. He is most likely struggling with depression or some sort of mental illness that is weighing him down. 

7. Broken

Again, this song is not about heartbreak, but, quite obviously due to the title, it's about him being broken. He feels like he's broken, flawed, and worthless. 

6. Robin Hood

Robin Hood tells the story of a man who was robbed of all he had to give to his lover. "I gave you all I had to lose My skin, my soul, my finest jewels You stole it all for someone new and then You gave away the best of me My sins, my sweetest ecstasy To someone worth much less than me, yeah, you're my Robin Hood." As the story of Robin Hood, this person has stolen his "riches" and given them to someone else. 

5. That's Us

Another song about love, but this one is a bit different in that it doesn't necessarily talk about heartbreak. In this song, he knows that this relationship wouldn't work even though he tries. He says, "Then we won't make it along But hey, I guess that's us." This means that they've done this before and that this is simply the nature of their relationship. At the end of the song, however, he says, "Then we won't make it along But hey, I guess that's love." He sees love as a relationship of hurt.

4. It's Raining, It's Pouring

Seabra's recent song, which he released in March of this year, 2021, called It's Raining, It's Pouring, has already reached over 4 million listens on Spotify and the official music video, which came out on March 17th, is already at 480,000 views. The video depicts the singer as a news reporter who seems to be struggling with internal problems. 

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The song is about heartbreak and feeling empty and alone. Seabra makes this clear with lyrics like "And I don't wanna cry, but I need you here 'cause I'm a mess" and "Come back home, just come back home." His love has left him, and now he is a mess because of this loss. 

3. Trying My Best

This one is pretty self-explanatory, but this song is about going through struggles and simply trying your best to get through. He may look like he's doing just fine, but on the inside, he's fighting a battle that no one can see. 

2. Welcome to Wonderland

Again, this song is pretty much what it sounds like. This song is a creative take on Alice in Wonderland.

1. Walked Through Hell

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Anson Seabra also came out with a new song in 2020 called Walked Through Hell. This song is also about heartbreak, the singer writing that he would've walked through hell to find a way to keep his partner with him. The music video for this song depicts Seabra in a loving relationship. The two of them have fun together, taking pictures of their adventures. However, at the end of the video, we see Seabra standing in front of a gravestone that belongs to his partner.

This is one of my favorite songs by Seabra because of how emotional it is. The lyrics are packed with passion and love, and it's intoxicating to listen to. 


Here's his Spotify top ten if you just want to listen to some snippets of his hit songs. 

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Opinions and Perspectives

Kendra_Stephens commented Kendra_Stephens 3 years ago

The authenticity in his songwriting is what makes it special

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His music has helped me through some dark times

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TheShadowLord commented TheShadowLord 3 years ago

Each song feels like a personal conversation

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Keira_Lantern commented Keira_Lantern 3 years ago

The way he uses piano to enhance the emotional impact is brilliant

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His growth as an artist has been amazing to watch

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OldSchoolTunes commented OldSchoolTunes 3 years ago

You can tell he puts his whole heart into every song

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Russert_Roundup commented Russert_Roundup 3 years ago

The emotional depth in his songs is incredible

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MusicalLover_88 commented MusicalLover_88 3 years ago

His talent for storytelling is underrated

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GhostlyWhispers commented GhostlyWhispers 3 years ago

Sometimes the simplest songs hit the hardest

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Beatrice_Cloud commented Beatrice_Cloud 3 years ago

The production quality keeps getting better with each release

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Natalie_55 commented Natalie_55 3 years ago

His music really resonates with anyone who's struggled

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ArcadeMaster commented ArcadeMaster 3 years ago

I love how his songs build to emotional climaxes

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HollySweets commented HollySweets 3 years ago

The way he captures heartbreak is so authentic

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DCComicsGeek commented DCComicsGeek 3 years ago

His piano playing style is so distinctive

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Fiona-Payne commented Fiona-Payne 3 years ago

The honesty in his lyrics is refreshing

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Maxine_Luxe commented Maxine_Luxe 3 years ago

Each song feels like reading someone's diary

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The way he structures his songs is so satisfying

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His music has this cinematic quality to it

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CameronFerguson commented CameronFerguson 3 years ago

The progression from software engineer to musician is inspiring

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Zaria-Ruiz commented Zaria-Ruiz 3 years ago

I think some of his metaphors are a bit heavy-handed

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The vulnerability in his voice really sells the emotions

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Amelie_Flutter commented Amelie_Flutter 3 years ago

His songs tell such vivid stories

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The way he uses silence in his music is really effective

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ThunderWraith commented ThunderWraith 3 years ago

I love how he builds tension in his songs

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Jennings_Journal commented Jennings_Journal 3 years ago

The piano in Welcome to Wonderland is absolutely beautiful

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Mia_Giggles commented Mia_Giggles 3 years ago

His lyrics about depression are so raw and honest

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Hazel_Moore commented Hazel_Moore 3 years ago

Broken speaks to anyone who's ever felt not good enough

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ParallelUniverse commented ParallelUniverse 3 years ago

The simplicity of his arrangements is what makes them powerful

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BalancedBliss commented BalancedBliss 3 years ago

I think he could experiment more with his sound

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HorrorJunkie666 commented HorrorJunkie666 3 years ago

You can really feel the emotion in every word he sings

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His music videos add another layer of depth to the songs

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RobbyD commented RobbyD 3 years ago

The way he captures loneliness in his lyrics is so accurate

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Actually, I think the consistency in his themes helps create a cohesive body of work

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Sometimes I think his songs are too similar in theme

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The storytelling in Walked Through Hell is masterful

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ValentinaJenkins commented ValentinaJenkins 3 years ago

His classical training really shows in his chord progressions

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Emily_95 commented Emily_95 3 years ago

I appreciate how he doesn't try to sugarcoat mental health struggles in his songs

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The metaphors in Hurricane are a bit cliche but somehow he makes them work

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Last Time hits different when you're going through a breakup

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Mckenna_Simpson commented Mckenna_Simpson 3 years ago

His voice has such a unique quality to it

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GlitchOverlord commented GlitchOverlord 3 years ago

The narrative structure in Robin Hood is brilliant

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Mina99 commented Mina99 3 years ago

I love how he can make simple piano chords sound so emotional

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DavidGreen commented DavidGreen 3 years ago

That's Us perfectly captures the feeling of a doomed relationship

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AustinTales commented AustinTales 3 years ago

His music has this therapeutic quality to it

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Serena commented Serena 3 years ago

Anyone else notice how he rarely uses complex instrumentation? It really lets his voice shine

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The way he describes heartbreak in Hurricane is so relatable

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Welcome to Wonderland deserves all its success. Such a unique perspective on a classic tale

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Holly_Dew commented Holly_Dew 3 years ago

Sometimes I think his lyrics are a bit too direct, but maybe that's why people connect with them

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Lawler_Look commented Lawler_Look 3 years ago

Really glad he quit his tech job. We might never have gotten these amazing songs

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Madison_Hope commented Madison_Hope 3 years ago

His piano melodies are simple but so effective

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SynthWaveX commented SynthWaveX 3 years ago

The music video for Walked Through Hell had me in tears

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I think Trying My Best is underrated. The message is so important

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GregB commented GregB 3 years ago

His lyrics about mental health have helped me feel less alone

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JaydenCooper commented JaydenCooper 3 years ago

The production on It's Raining, It's Pouring is fantastic

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QuinnXO commented QuinnXO 3 years ago

I actually prefer his upbeat songs to the sadder ones

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You can really hear his growth as an artist from his earlier songs to now

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The way he describes depression in I Can't Carry This Anymore is so accurate it hurts

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FloraX commented FloraX 3 years ago

I saw him perform Last Time live and it was even better than the recorded version

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Theatre_Kid_2004 commented Theatre_Kid_2004 3 years ago

His music really bridges the gap between pop and indie

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Ethan-William commented Ethan-William 3 years ago

My daughter introduced me to his music and now I'm a bigger fan than she is

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Anyone else think his computer science background influences his songwriting structure?

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The storytelling in Walked Through Hell is absolutely heartbreaking

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His classical background really shows in his piano arrangements

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Paige_Flutter commented Paige_Flutter 4 years ago

I've noticed his songs have this recurring theme of weather and natural disasters

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Kansas City represent! Always good to see local talent make it big

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The rain metaphors in It's Raining, It's Pouring are a bit on the nose, but somehow it still works

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AlignAndShine commented AlignAndShine 4 years ago

Actually, Welcome to Wonderland's popularity makes sense. The Alice metaphor resonates with so many people

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JediMaster42 commented JediMaster42 4 years ago

I think Welcome to Wonderland is overrated. Some of his other songs have much more depth

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LucasParker commented LucasParker 4 years ago

It's refreshing to see an artist who writes such honest lyrics about mental health

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Pixar_Crybaby_77 commented Pixar_Crybaby_77 4 years ago

The production quality has improved so much since his early tracks. You can really hear the evolution

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Mandy_Twilight commented Mandy_Twilight 4 years ago

His lyrics in Broken helped me through some really tough times last year

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Tamara_Spring commented Tamara_Spring 4 years ago

I disagree about Robin Hood being just about heartbreak. I think it's more about betrayal and self-worth

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Hailey-Walton commented Hailey-Walton 4 years ago

That's Us really speaks to me. Sometimes love just doesn't work out, no matter how hard you try

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Good_Vibes-Only commented Good_Vibes-Only 4 years ago

Interesting how he went from coding to creating such emotional music. Shows you can always reinvent yourself

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Isikoff_Insights commented Isikoff_Insights 4 years ago

The way he uses metaphors in Robin Hood is so clever. It's not just another breakup song

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Lucy_Hall commented Lucy_Hall 4 years ago

I actually prefer his lesser-known tracks. Hurricane is underrated and deserves to be higher on the list

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His piano skills really shine through in all his songs. You can tell he's had classical training

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Poniewozik_Post commented Poniewozik_Post 4 years ago

As someone who's struggled with depression, I Can't Carry This Anymore really hits close to home

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Ariana_Light commented Ariana_Light 4 years ago

The story behind Walked Through Hell broke my heart. I had no idea about the meaning behind the music video until reading this

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Anyone else notice how many of his songs deal with mental health? I appreciate artists who aren't afraid to tackle these topics

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RetroDimension commented RetroDimension 4 years ago

I stumbled across Hurricane on TikTok and I've been hooked ever since. His voice has so much raw emotion

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Retro_TV_Fan commented Retro_TV_Fan 4 years ago

Welcome to Wonderland is such a creative take on the classic story. The way he weaves the imagery into modern emotions is brilliant

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EmilyDavis commented EmilyDavis 4 years ago

Love how Anson left his tech job to pursue music. It takes real courage to follow your passion like that!

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