Despite a childhood spent being towed about by his folks to residences in over 35 different countries. HARM considers Seattle, to be his home.

HARM has spent his entire adult life pursuing his dreams. First, as an athlete. Which culminated in multiple national titles, his fit legs tired from multiple trips up and down the podium steps. And second, as a DJ, spinning electronic turn tables with the electro-pop group, “Party Tribe Trolls.”

This pursuit can be summed up in one of HARM’s multiple, non-sequiters, “People need to care less & dance more. End of story.” He says this early in our interview, rolling it from his tongue as if it’s law. I cough at the gorgeous simplicity of this perspective. He doesn’t bat an eye, and continues. “Prior, I was scared to pursue my musical dreams. It took a minute, but finally, I obtained the courage to say ‘damn it all, let’s just do this!’ And ever since, that’s exactly what I’ve been doing.”

Another project of HARM’s, also pointed in an artistic direction, is the opening of his gallery, 5AM. Located in the downtown Seattle area, 5AM has grand intentions. “We’re going to unite the individual world’s of art by showcasing emerging talent and throwing wicked, fun dance parties. Parties where people shake & jive... both literally and metaphorically.”