Cultivating people with her wit and indie anthems, transfem artist Ashli Willow is making her presence known and known well. Her debut studio album, Crusher, touches on the remedies one goes through during a breakup, and is a nod to the hatred to Generation Z, the most misunderstood, most vulnerable, and the most queer generation of our time. Her sophomore album Eclipse, the sister album to Crusher, delved into deeper subjects to its predecessor, using 80s lingo and rhetoric.

Ashli Willow (named Violet Akira Peacock) was born and raised in a small country town in Virginia, and now hails from Pound, Virginia. Ever since she was 7, she’s been singing in her bedroom, where all of her songs are cultivated and written from. She has produced all of her bodies of work completely alone and independently, and she is known to be quick witted with her production and work ethic. She has written since the age of 13, and they’re ready to take the world by storm.

Cultivating her ground with her indie singing and bodies of work and art, she is here to stay and slay till she can’t breathe anymore.