Singer Ashley Gearing Parts Ways With Label After Nine Years

Singer Ashley Gearing Parts Ways With Label After Nine Years

Nash Country Daily has learned that Ashley Gearing and Curb Records have parted ways.

Ashley made an immediate impact on country music in 2003 when, as a 12 year old, she became the youngest female artist to enter the country charts with “Can You Hear Me When I Talk to You.” The song eventually peaked at No. 36.

“I am grateful to have worked with the Curb organization for the past nine years but I have decided to explore new opportunities that will enhance my musical journey at this time,” Ashley said in a statement provided to Nash Country Daily. “I would like to thank all of the people who I have worked with at Curb for their love, commitment and all they have done to assist me during my time there. Each of them has a very special place in my heart . . . really looking forward to exploring new partnerships for my next adventure.”

Ashley’s most recent single, “Love Can Go to Hell,” a Brandy Clark penned tune, was part of a six-song self-titled EP she released in 2015. “It was a Brandy Clark [and Scott Stepakoff co-written] song, she had recorded the demo, and it was just a really simple, powerful song and lyric,” the Massachusetts native told Nash Country Weekly earlier this year. “The title is such a strong statement, but when you listen to it there’s such a cool twist to the lyrics.”

Ashley, now 25, will continue her songwriting as she pursues new opportunities.
Nash Country Daily wishes Ashley the best as she looks toward a bright future.

 

 

Photo courtesy C2 Media Relations

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Singer Ashley Gearing Parts Ways With Label After Nine Years

Singer Ashley Gearing Parts Ways With Label After Nine Years

Nash Country Daily has learned that Ashley Gearing and Curb Records have parted ways.

Ashley made an immediate impact on country music in 2003 when, as a 12 year old, she became the youngest female artist to enter the country charts with “Can You Hear Me When I Talk to You.” The song eventually peaked at No. 36.

“I am grateful to have worked with the Curb organization for the past nine years but I have decided to explore new opportunities that will enhance my musical journey at this time,” Ashley said in a statement provided to Nash Country Daily. “I would like to thank all of the people who I have worked with at Curb for their love, commitment and all they have done to assist me during my time there. Each of them has a very special place in my heart . . . really looking forward to exploring new partnerships for my next adventure.”

Ashley’s most recent single, “Love Can Go to Hell,” a Brandy Clark penned tune, was part of a six-song self-titled EP she released in 2015. “It was a Brandy Clark [and Scott Stepakoff co-written] song, she had recorded the demo, and it was just a really simple, powerful song and lyric,” the Massachusetts native told Nash Country Weekly earlier this year. “The title is such a strong statement, but when you listen to it there’s such a cool twist to the lyrics.”

Ashley, now 25, will continue her songwriting as she pursues new opportunities.
Nash Country Daily wishes Ashley the best as she looks toward a bright future.

 

 

Photo courtesy C2 Media Relations