Ashe at The Factory in Deep Ellum

California native, Ashe has been turning heads with her balance of modern-day pop writing and vintage vocals. A graduate in composition & production from world renowned Berklee College of Music, Ashe gained international exposure as a songwriter and jazz vocalist. She quickly gained notoriety in the electronic space after collaborating with the likes of Louis the Child, Whethan, Shaun Frank, Ben Phipps, Party Pupils, Big Gigantic and co-writing the Demi Lovato single “You Don’t Do It For Me Anymore”. Ashe accumulated more than 316M streams, 9 #1 Hype Machines in a row and had multiple tracks featured on Spotify’s Viral Charts (US, UK, Spain). Ashe’s solo career kicked off with her first single “Used To It”, released in 2017 via Mom+Pop Music, accumulating 14.6M streams. Ashe released her debut album Ashlyn in 2021. With editorial support from Rolling Stone, Variety, Clash, Billboard, Stereogum, and other outlets, Ashlyn delivered the most poignant performances from Ashe while the world was watching. She turned the page to another chapter of her story with new singles “Another Man’s Jeans” and “Hope You’re Not Happy.” Hinting a larger body of work was to come with the release of “Angry Woman,” Ashe shook things up and announced her sophomore album Rae. On Rae, which includes the pop ballad “Shower With My Clothes On” and carefree tracks “Emotional” and “omw,” we hear Ashe simultaneously embodying her most confident and vulnerable self yet. And oh, by the way – the only collaboration on Ashe’s sophomore album? None other than her lifetime hero Diane Keaton, who duets with Ashe on “Love Is Letting Go”.

– momandpopmusic.com