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Ashe released the gorgeous, genre bending instrumentals to his debut EP, Something for Anyone Vol. I to breathe new life into an older project. Without vocals, the tracks can be enjoyed for their raw emotional span & listened to during studying, cooking, relaxing or anything else really.​
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Released Nov. 3rd '23.
MILE HIGH CLUB is a high energy, hyper-pop/UK garage influenced track about love. The idea for an airplane influenced track came to Ashe B on... an airplane as he thought about all the romantic highs & lows the walls of an airport see every day.
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Released Dec. 3rd '22.
DARLIN' is a sexy indie-electro-pop song meant to be played late at night while driving or during a steamy rendezvous. The track has luscious jungle sounds, & dreamy background vocals to make you feel like you're the main character in the middle of your highlight reel. The track is heavily influenced by Jai Paul & Kanye West (musically, not as a person).
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Released Nov. 12th '21.
A 4-track EP, SFA V1 boasts an impressive range of genres; rock, operatic baroque-pop, hip-hop & rnb/indie folk. ​
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'CUT', is garage-rock/indie rock inspired by The Strokes. It details the whirlwind presented by a new face in your life when you can't decide if you should be lovers or friends. People are either really turned off or turned on by blunt emotional vulnerability. There's a beautiful moment when you're getting to know someone & they get this twinkle in their eye as they start to talk about their passions. A few drinks or something jazzy to smoke always helps the feelings flow - that’s where the line 'Feelings flow easier when something's in your cup' comes from!
'SLEEPIN', is a somber hip-hop track inspired by Mac Miller's 'Good News'. Like many people in March of 2020, Ashe was going through a rough patch. The song was a dark journal entry to himself where he figured he could entertain all those bad thoughts for just a moment to purge them out of his mind.
Track 3, 'PUKE', is an operatic folk pop song inspired by the likes of fun! & Father John Misty. Ashe worked hard to incorporate baroque pop production with floaty orchestral elements & witty honest story telling in the lyricism. The theme is 'being nervous about these things you really can't control at different stages in your life & then just realizing it's all gonna work out eventually no matter how it feels in the moment.' Whether it's first day of school nerves as a kid or nerves when you're moving forward & committing in a new relationship.
The 4th & final track, 'FORTH', is an indie-folk song inspired by Bon Iver & Frank Ocean. It's a raw & emotional track where he distorts his voices to hide behind something childlike.
The track is about not knowing where home is, both literally & figuratively. "I used to drive back & forth from Boston, where I used to live, & NJ, where I grew up. Being back home I'd realize how I was losing touch with my friends because I had moved out of my home town to create a life elsewhere & I had a really hard time coming to peace with time moving on regardless of where you are & who you're with."
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Ashe played upright bass on this track, paying homage to his musical roots playing in orchestras.
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The track came to life when Ashe worked with Annie Leeth at the Maze in Atlanta to record strings & add beautiful violin stacks to the track.
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Released April 13th '21.