Music News - Ash Sales Releases New Single 'Entropy' Ahead of Highly Anticipated Album and Tour
13 December 2024 - 0 Comments
Ash Sales, an innovative artist from the East Coast, is set to release his third single, Entropy, today, December 13. This marks the final preview before his highly anticipated album Reflections drops on January 17, 2024, followed by an exciting nationwide tour.
Entropy is a powerful instrumental track that showcases Ash’s unique blend of acoustic guitar, looping, effects, and electronic production. Drawing from influences of post-rock, cinematic soundscapes, rock, grunge, and even EDM, the track takes listeners on a journey of movement and self-reflection. Tuned to 432Hz, Entropy is crafted to resonate deeply with the body’s energetic field, providing an immersive and harmonious listening experience.
Ash’s music is hard to categorize, with each track offering a fresh and emotional sonic exploration. Unconventionally all-instrumental, his sound speaks volumes through melody, inviting listeners to connect in a more personal, introspective way. It’s a style that’s rare in the music scene, and one that continues to evolve with every release.
Entropy is available for streaming on all major platforms, and the official music video is available on YouTube.
Stay connected with Ash for updates on his upcoming album and tour through the links below.
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