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What do I feel? How am I? Am I happy, or is something missing for my happiness? Questions like these have shaped JAS's music from the very beginning. However, the inner chaos has now evolved into a broader perspective—one that not only taps into his own heart but also looks out at the world beyond.

JAS, whose real name is Jasper Riessen, comes across as a mostly mild-mannered, genuinely likable underachiever. He is someone who never takes things—especially himself—too seriously and primarily defines himself by his desire for experience. In his songs, he presents himself as a seeker; a skeptical doubter who navigates the world with a stumbling gait and repeatedly poses big questions: What remains? What passes? And what is truly forever?

With songs like "Die Jugend hat Angst" (The Youth is Afraid), JAS opens up his most personal project yet in a new direction. The uncertainty remains, but it is no longer just private. It is political, societal, collective. War, climate crisis, power structures, a culture of discussion that is increasingly tipping. JAS captures the sentiment of a generation that is growing up amidst ongoing crises—and yet continues to believe in change.

The fact that his lyrics resonate deeply with many young people is evident in his rapid rise: even his first single "Winterherz" (Winter Heart) went viral and entered the German charts immediately. In a short time, JAS built a large online community and laid the groundwork for an almost sold-out first solo tour with just a few releases.

Musically, his songs range from fragile pop ballads to cinematic soundscapes, gentle piano moments, and powerful, surging hooks. JAS weaves together diary-like fragments, introspective thoughts, and personal chaos into honest stories about feeling lost, farewells, interpersonal abysses, and the search for direction.

In winter, he will embark on the "So schön verloren" (So Beautifully Lost) tour through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.