The Kid LAROI,
Ashe,
and Jake Scott

It’s not everyday you meet a 17-year-old with the confidence to set his sights on rap royalty and the audacity to actually attempt it. Factor in that he’s from Australia, and The Kid LAROI’s rapid ascent seems even more unlikely. But, after just one major label debut and millions of streams across platforms, the rapper born Charlton is proving that for an incoming generation filled with promising talent, yesterday’s borders aren’t today’s barriers, and anyone can make it in America as a rapper.

On her full-length debut Ashlyn, L.A.-based singer/songwriter Ashe builds elaborate symphonies around her most intimate revelations, adorning her songs with elements of everything from orchestral pop to grandiose ’70s rock to sublimely timeless piano balladry. Executive-produced by Ashe and Leroy “Big Taste” Clampitt, the album features her breakthrough single “Moral of the Story”: a FINNEAS-produced hit that’s surpassed 640 million streams to date, in addition to fueling a meteoric rise that includes amassing nearly a million Instagram followers and earning the admiration of legendary artists like Brian Wilson (one of Ashe’s personal heroes). With its tremendous musical and emotional scope, Ashlyn arrives as a thrillingly raw yet radiant body of work, fully affirming Ashe as an artist of extraordinary vision and the ingenuity to see it through.

Jake Scott began his career in 2013 with the release of his first EP, Of Life and Love and Longing. The project debuted on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and quickly caught the attention of industry professionals. Shortly after, the Arkansas-native signed a publishing contract with Grammy-award winning songwriter David Hodges and moved to Los Angeles. He spent several years writing and producing songs for other artists, including Jason Mraz, Aloe Blacc and more.