A storm of emotion and edge, Asmé blends pop precision with rock rebellion—threading confessions and chaos through every lyric, and turning heads in the process.
Raised in the Bronx and backed by Caribbean blood, Asmé is part rebel, part romantic, and fully committed to making music that heals, stirs, and shakes something loose. A proud Berklee College of Music alum, she’s spent years sharpening her artistry from every angle. Dancer. Actress. Self-taught instrumentalist. Lifelong storyteller. Her creative toolkit? Anything but basic.
Her influences? The icons.
The disruptors. The blueprint-makers: Janet. Britney. Rihanna. Beyoncé. Hole. Radiohead. She doesn’t just pull from them—she reimagines them through her own bite, blending vulnerability with cinematic scale and confrontational edge.
Her upcoming EP, Mouthguard, is a knockout collection of emotional warfare and sonic liberation—unpacking heartbreak, rage, sensuality, mental health, and identity. With tracks like “HAWK,” “Spit Me Out,” and “Talking 2 Myself,” she channels inner chaos into clarity, transforming personal truth into pop gold wrapped in electronic textures and rebellious grit.
With a voice that captivates and cuts through the noise, Asmé commands every room she enters. From singing background vocals onstage with New Kids on the Block, to being named a Finalist of America’s Next Top Hitmaker, she’s carving out a lane that doesn’t just entertain—it empowers.
Asmé isn’t just building a career—she’s building a movement.
One that centers truth. Performance. Reinvention.
One that makes space for main characters, misfits, and anyone who’s ever been told to shrink.
She’s not asking to be seen. She’s here to be felt.
