Ashley is a vocal coach and singer/pianist based in Los Angeles. She started performing and coaching in Dallas, TX before moving to Los Angeles, CA in 2008. Her client list includes Selena Gomez, Debby Ryan, Bella Thorne, and Tia Mowry. Ashley has taught at Septien Entertainment in Texas and Coast Music Conservatory in California.  

 

In 2011, Ashley released her album Red (not to be confused with Taylor Swift's Red, released the following year), produced by the Wizardz of Oz (Jason Mraz, Haim). She began recording her follow-up album in 2017 with Grammy-winning drummer and producer, McKenzie Smith (St. Vincent, Midlake). Her song "Love" was featured in the indie short film Stigma. Ashley served as music director and singer/keyboardist for Corey Feldman's band at Bonnaroo Music Festival in 2015, and later toured internationally as a keyboardist and singer for Engelbert Humperdinck in 2017–2018.  She joined the Recording Academy as a Grammy voting member in 2013.

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Ashley is also a classically trained dancer, having studied with Tuzer Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Academy of Dance Arts. She won awards and scholarships through national competitions at Tremaine and 3rd Street in Los Angeles, and received honors for her solo choreography in Texas. 

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After over two decades in entertainment, Ashley began law school at Pepperdine Caruso School of Law in 2023 (class of 2026) to advocate for artists and navigate the legal challenges of the industry.