Pop/R&B Singer Jen Ash Releases 'CRUSH ON YOU' Single
The new single takes inspiration from classic R&B icons of the 90s, while also adding modern pop elements to introduce a fresh and uplifting melody.
Former professional basketball player Jen Ash has released the 90s-flavored "Crush On You." Ash was born in Lebanon, raised in France and currently lives in Los Angeles.
Jen Ash is truly an international artist. The globe-trotting pop/soul singer-songwriter was born in Lebanon and raised in France. After a successful stint as a professional basketball player, she left it all behind and moved to Los Angeles to pursue her music career. She's been performing in LA since 2018, releasing a string of acclaimed singles, which have racked up over 100K Spotify streams. Now, the blonde beauty has hooked up with award-winning PR firm, MTS Management Group for the release of her latest track.
Titled "Crush On You," the new single takes inspiration from classic R&B icons of the 90s, while also adding modern pop elements to introduce a fresh and uplifting melody.
When asked about her music, Jen says, "I have some memories in my life that are related to specific songs. I want people to relate some parts of their life to my music. I wanna tell them that they are not alone...that we all feel the same at some point. Music is the best way to tell people: 'I understand what you are going through and I'm with you."
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