Ashe is an American singer-songwriter known for her intimate, confessional songwriting and a sound rooted in indie pop and folk-influenced electronica. She built her early reputation as a featured vocalist and collaborator — appearing on tracks with Louis the Child, Whethan a Lauv — before stepping into the spotlight with her own music. Her breakthrough came with “Moral of the Story” (2019), a quietly devastating breakup song produced by Finneas O'Connell, which found a whole new audience when it was featured in the Netflix film To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.

Her debut album Ashlyn (2021) was named after her birth name and drew on years of personal experience, weaving together themes of heartbreak, self-worth and emotional recovery. Rae (2022) continued the trilogy with a sharper, more assertive edge, and Willson (2024) completed it as her first fully independent release. In 2025, she formed The Favors with her longtime collaborator Finneas O'Connell, releasing their debut album The Dream — a project that marked a new creative direction and charted on both sides of the Atlantic.