Born and raised in Andebu, a town located on the outskirts of Sandefjord, Norway, Moe’s interest in music began at a very young age. Sandefjord, situated 120 kilometers south of Oslo, is recognized as a modern yet charming seaside town characterized by large forests and numerous sandy beaches. Moe started playing the guitar when he was just five years old and spent much of his childhood writing and singing his own material. His formal education included time at the Sandefjord upper secondary school, where he participated in a specialized program focused on music, dance, and drama. During this period, he also received dedicated vocal training from teacher Kristin Vold Nese for two years to refine his technique.

Alongside his musical pursuits, Moe was an active athlete during his youth. He played club football for his local team in Andebu and achieved recognition in 2009—the same year he won the Melodi Grand Prix Junior—by winning the trick competition during the Norway Cup football event. Despite these athletic interests, he remained committed to his craft, performing at various local concerts and festivals whenever he had the opportunity, while continuing to write his own music. This background in both sports and performance helped shape his disciplined approach to his career.

Before his major breakthrough on national television, Moe established himself as an independent artist. He released his debut single, I Never Had You, in 2018, followed by an EP titled Suicide Circus in 2020. His journey from a local performer in Andebu to a national champion on The Voice Norway demonstrates his enduring dedication to his artistic development. Since his victory, he has continued to maintain a presence in the music scene, sharing his work through digital platforms and social media channels for his growing audience.