Asher White releases new song “Nightingale Version (Sailor’s Moon)”
Asher White was recognized as an up-and-coming artist to watch last year with the release of her album “8 Tips For Full Catastrophe Living.” Hailing from Brooklyn, originally from Rhode Island, White has been busy since then. She has contributed to the benefit compilation Big Hug Volume Three and created a track-by-track cover of Jessica Pratt’s debut album. Now, White is back with a revamped version of “Nightingale’s Version (Sailor’s Moon),” a song that first appeared on her 2019 album “In The Quarry.”
The song was initially penned in 2019 during White’s sophomore year of college. She shared, “It’s a very meaningful song to me that I feared losing to time and wanted to dust off.” While the vocals, drums, and guitars have all been re-recorded, the plunky, rickety organ, and piano, recorded in a cavernous old church room on the RISD campus, remain from the original version.
For those eager to see Asher White perform live, she has upcoming tour dates in various cities, including Brooklyn, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo, Oakland, Portland, Seattle, and Santa Cruz. This provides an excellent opportunity for fans to experience her music in a unique and personal setting.
White’s dedication to her craft and passion for her music shines through in her latest release. The evolution of “Nightingale’s Version (Sailor’s Moon)” showcases her growth as an artist and her commitment to preserving the essence of her work while also elevating it with new elements.
It’s evident that Asher White’s music resonates with listeners on a profound level, and her ability to create a captivating atmosphere through her sound is truly remarkable. With each new release, she continues to captivate audiences and solidify her place in the music industry.
Stay tuned for more updates from Asher White as she continues to innovate and push the boundaries of her artistry. Don’t miss the chance to catch her live on stage and experience the magic of her music firsthand.