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New Single by SASH! California Dreamin out everywhere now.

California Dreamin

No Summers

Moonwalkin (As my guitar gently weeps)

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Sash's first official mixtape, 'BloodDiamond' was released on january 31st, 2015. After making music for years, Sash felt it was time to release and distribute an official mixtape to the public, and who better to work with then his long time friend and producer Chris Hayes. The project was mainly produced by Chris Hayes making it an interesting, energetic, and creative piece of work. The album was produced and drafted in New Orleans, La, and recorded and mixed in San Francisco, Ca at different fur studios. 

The theme of the mixtape is directly derived from the name, BloodDiamond, Sash spends most of his time in the studio, working long hours and nightshifts. The mixtape represents the idea of working hard for the Diamonds, or money. There are recurring ideas in the album, one of them being that Sash's family immigrated to the United States, and due to their hard work, Sash explains that this opened up opportunities for him to pursue his passion.

SASH Online:
• Website: http://www.sashofficial.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashmusik
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashmusik
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASH415

Grew Up (Prod. Chris Hayes)

After amassing some buzz earlier this year with “Mona Lisa,” West Coast rapper Sash continues to make waves for his upcoming 'Black Caviar' mixtape with an absolute banger, “Make Her Say.”

The Ukrainian blooded, San Francisco-based rapper’s latest single follows the bass-heavy lead of “Mona Lisa” but ups the energy considerably. Producer Cal-A deserves ample thanks for that, as his massive beat is a shot of musical adrenaline that bounces with so much hyphy swagger that you’ll want to hit the streets and cruise to this one.

Sash’s approach to the mic cooly complements the instrumental, bringing a fresh, deft mix of bravado and self-awareness. This is evident in bars like, “You don’t understand, you ain’t from the places I been/ Eastern European Union, tellin’ you what’s poppin’.” Clearly, dude’s seen some sh*t in his time on the planet, and he’s more than ready and willing to celebrate the success he’s seeing with his music.

“Make Her Say” is available for both stream and download through all major digital retailers, and will appear on Sash’s 'Black Caviar,' which drops in July.

SASH Online:
• Website: http://www.sashofficial.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashmusik
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashmusik
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASH415

Make Her Say (Prod. Cal-A)

Known for his party-ready bangers and wild lifestyle, burgeoning Bay Area rapper Sash dials back the energy for some introspection on standout new single “Days and Days,” as featured on his new project, Black Caviar.

This contemplative track actually closes out Black Caviar, an EP otherwise bursting with anthems for those living the high life (pun intended). It’s a fitting conclusion for the young artist, who deserves a moment to kick back and think about where he’s come from (his family moved to the States from the Ukraine) and where he’s headed.

“‘Days and Days’ is me kind of taking a step back and thinking about some of the wildness that my close friends and I have been through—girls, drugs, making ends meet,” Sash says of the melodic joint produced by Traxxfdr. “The fact that I’m still even alive makes me appreciate everything I have and all the opportunities I’ve been given.”

This all being said, don’t expect Sash to stop producing his signature, more hedonistic material moving forward. He explains that while he appreciates evaluating his life and being conscious, he doesn’t see his lifestyle slowing down at all in the near future.

“Days and Days”—and the entirety of Black Caviar—is out now available through all major digital retailers and streaming services.

Buy/Stream-Links:
• iTunes: https://itun.es/us/1-tghb
• Amazon: http://a.co/e7SnCFS
• Google Play: bit.ly/GooglePlayBlackCaviar
• Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/album/4TUFXtRgDMHB8100DIya3h

SASH Online:
• Website: http://www.sashofficial.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashmusik
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashmusik
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASH415

Days And Days (Prod. TraxxFDR)

Bay Area-by-way-of-Ukraine rapper Sash is ready to make some noise with his latest project, 'Black Caviar,' which is brimming with witty wordplay and shimmering bangers made for late nights and wild parties.

Chances are you may recognize the name on the strength of the EP’s standout singles, “Mona Lisa” and “Make Her Say.” Both portray the young spitter as a man of style who enjoys indulging on more than a few substances, hence the cheekily named “Mona Lisa.” And even though these two tracks help to introduce Sash and his approach to the world, they don’t necessarily tell the whole story.

As Sash tells it, he’s influenced equally by the good and bad he’s seen. “Everything I rap about in my songs is taken directly from my life experiences, things that have happened to me,” he explains. And even though he was more introspective on “Days and Days,” he doesn’t see his lifestyle slowing down in the near future. For Sash, “The grind never stops.”

As mentioned, the kid hails from the Ukraine, a war-torn country in Eastern Europe that he acknowledges on several BC joints, but especially on the lavish “Make Her Say” when he raps: “You don’t need a plan when survival ain’t an option/ You don’t understand, you ain’t from the places I been/ Eastern European Union tellin’ you what’s poppin’.” Hearing this opens your ears to someone who’s clearly been through some sh*t—but who’s also living it up through partying, sex, and drugs.

At least, that much is apparent on the aforementioned “Days and Days,” which closes the EP on a more reflective note. In between bars about a lost love and his hustle, Sash acknowledges the downside to the fast life when he raps bars like, “I been on the drugs and caught up in the deep end,” and “Lost in my ways, I don’t know which way I should go.” In spite of everything and all the boasting, he’s still a young man making his way, and that’s what makes BC such an endearing listen. 

'Black Caviar' is out now through on all major digital retailers and streaming services, courtesy of EEU Records.

Buy/Stream-Links:
• iTunes: https://itun.es/us/1-tghb
• Amazon: http://a.co/e7SnCFS
• Google Play: bit.ly/GooglePlayBlackCaviar
• Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/album/4TUFXtRgDMHB8100DIya3h

SASH Online:
• Website: http://www.sashofficial.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashmusik
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashmusik
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASH415

3:45 (Prod. Chris Hayes)

Exotic (Prod. Cal-A)

OD (Prod. TraxxFDR)

Play To Win Feat. James Quick (Prod. Randall Swain)

Serve (Prod. TraxxFDR)

San Francisco-based artist Sash delivers one of his catchiest and most melodic singles to date with “Libido,” an addictive cut about what happens when you allow temptations to continue getting the best of you.

The thing is, the Ukraine native is fully aware of what can happen when he lets his feelings of lust get in the way of things. As he makes clear throughout the track, produced by Bass Kids On The Beat, Sash can’t resist letting the wrong women get in the way of his life. That’s not to say he isn’t trying to push them away; they just keep pulling him back as soon as he thinks he’s freed himself.

That all being said, Sash is definitely intent on no longer letting his “Libido” run the show. He actually declares his mission statement in the opening bars: “I don’t need anyone next to me/ Money and power’s the recipe/ You got a good little piece of me/ The devil’s got all of the rest of me.” And yet, he can’t stop giving in—and that’s just one part of what makes this song both relatable and full of replay value.

“Libido” is now available through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms, via EEU Records. Stay tuned for Sash's forthcoming project, 'Queen of Hearts,' slated for an early ’18 release date!

Previous: https://soundcloud.com/sashamazur/sets/black-caviar

SASH Online:
• Website: http://www.sashofficial.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashmusik
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashmusik
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASH415

Queen of Hearts

Libido

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Libido (prod. by Bass Kids On The Beat)

Stream/Download (Smart URL): http://smarturl.it/TryYou

On the new Cal-A produced single, “Try You,” SASH’s brand of smooth-trap music finds the middleground between chilled-out and hype thanks to his knack for melody and meditative bars paired with a stellar ear for production.

The San Francisco-by-way-of-Ukraine artist has become well-known these past few years for his  equally laid-back and energetic joints, like last year’s “Libido.” That single turned into a breakout hit and reached the Top 200 on FM radio, and also opened doors for SASH—like getting the opportunity to open up for the likes of french Montana, Chief Keef, Ugly God, and others.

“Try You” represents another step forward for the young artist, who sounds dead-set on creating songs for hazy late-night party playlists. You can certainly get away with—and fully appreciate—bumping this track at any time of the day, but it sounds best paired with a bit of a buzz, whether it’s from your favorite drink, strain, or a mixture of both.

“Try You” is available now through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms via EEU Records.

SASH Online:
• Website: http://www.sashofficial.com
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/sashmusik
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sashmusik
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/SpotifySASH
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SASH415

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