Ashe

There are multiple artists with this name. 1) A singer/songwriter from U.S.A. 2) A Canadian electronic producer signed to mau5trap. 1) Ashlyn Rae Willson, born April 24, 1993) better known as Ashe, is an North American singer and songwriter. Ashe writes much of her music. She went to Berklee College of Music, graduating in 2015. She has lived in San Diego and talks about moving to Los Angeles. Ashe is signed to Mom+Pop; other artists on the label are Flume and Alina Baraz. Ashe put an e on her name to pay homage to Carole King. Artists she admires are Stevie Nicks, King, John Mayer, Justin Vernon, Bon Iver, and actress Diane Keaton. She has written a song for Demi Lovato, You Don't Do It For Me Any More. She started out singing demos in Nashville and producer Ben Phipps asked her to sing on a track. She was nominated for a Juno Award in 2017 for her collaboration with Shaun Frank, Let You Get Away. Ashe toured with Louis the Child, Lauv, and Whethan. On the 22nd June 2018, Ashe released her seven track debut EP; The Rabbit Hole. One of the songs from the EP, 'Real Love', was featured on Spotify's 'New Music Friday' playlist. 2) ASHE creates a unique style of organic electronic music, best described as 'whimsy-filled soundscape' or the sweet spot between nature, space and technology. Based in Toronto, Canada, ASHE can usually be found in Montreal playing fabled venues like Newspeak and Circus Afterhours until sunrise. Creating music for well over a decade, ASHE has had several major releases. Most notably his EPs 'melancholia' and 'Clairvoyance' on deadmau5's infamous label mau5trap but never shying away from the underground with tracks out on Toronto's 'Emercive' LA's 'Understated Recordings' and more recently 'Strangers Dream' on Dom Kanes 5302 Recordings. ASHE has been featured in Forbes and Dancing Astro, amongst other notable publications. As well as having music curated in Apple Music's 'Pure Focus' and Spotifys 'Chill Tracks' carrying his name across the globe. ASHE revels in constantly confusing the sound barrier and your ears. Regardless, people say it’s quite the enjoyable experience. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.