Martin Gasselsberger

Martin Gasselsberger is an Austrian composer and multi-instrumentalist known for crafting whimsical, family-friendly music that blends acoustic folk, playful storytelling, and gentle humor. Based in Tyrol, his work often features ukuleles, warm vocals, and nature-inspired themes, earning him a niche following in children’s entertainment and cozy indie circles. Recent releases like *Uh-Oh! Here Come the Bad Guys* and *Meet Me at the Teeter-Totter* showcase his knack for turning everyday adventures into catchy tunes, while introspective tracks like *Passing Blue* or *The Last Long Days* reveal a softer, more reflective side.

A frequent collaborator with educators and theater groups, Gasselsberger’s projects—including the cheerful *Songs From The Treehouse* and the live-recorded *Solo in Innsbruck*—often double as interactive experiences for young audiences. His music avoids flashy production in favor of organic, campfire-friendly vibes, making him a go-to artist for parents and folk enthusiasts seeking sincerity over spectacle.