It has been said by many that Ash Taylor is the most hardworking, down to earth girl you will Ever meet. Growing Up in her hometown of Bakersfield, California she was heavily influenced by artists like Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, Brandy Clark, and Gretchen Wilson. After her growing interest in the music industry led to a friendship with hit songwriter Clay Mills (“Don’t Think I don’t Think About it” by Darius Rucker), she made a difficult and life-changing decision to sell everything she owned, Jump on a plane, and move across the country to Nashvile, Tennessee to pursue her dreams.​

From sleeping on couches and even in her car to long nights playing in the Honky Tonks of Nashville’s lower broadway or touring the country playing Bars She began to craft her career one stage and one fan at a time. Since The beginning of This journey she has been Working Consistently In The Writing Rooms On Music Row. As a result She Has had Songs recorded By Multiple Artists Including A&E TV Star & Average Joe’s Recording Artist Big Smo, Warner Chapel Recording Artist Ryan Larkins, Country Artist Noah Smith, Guitar Legend Johnny Hiland & More.

Troy Castellano is a multifaceted country artist, songwriter, and passionate advocate for music education. With a career that spans genres and decades, Troy has carved out a unique space in the music industry, blending the raw energy of rock with the heartfelt storytelling of country music. His journey is a testament to his versatility, dedication, and unwavering love for music.

Born and raised in Minnesota, Troy Castellano discovered his passion for music at an early age. Influenced by the rock sounds of the ’70s and ’80s, he quickly became proficient in guitar, developing a style that would later define his sound. Troy’s early years were marked by his deep dive into the world of rock, where he honed his craft, both as a musician and a songwriter.

Troy’s early music career saw him making waves in the rock scene, where he had the opportunity to open for legendary bands like Cheap Trick, Styx, Black Oak Arkansas, Warrant, Slaughter, and Firehouse. These experiences allowed him to refine his stage presence and connect with diverse audiences. His talent also led to a significant collaboration with Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee on the Methods of Mayhem album in 2010, further cementing his reputation as a versatile and skilled musician.

In the years that followed, Troy’s musical journey took a turn towards country music. Relocating to Tennessee, he immersed himself in the rich traditions of country songwriting, bringing with him the energy and authenticity he had cultivated in the rock world. His music, characterized by catchy melodies and relatable lyrics, quickly resonated with country fans. Troy’s ability to blend rock’s edge with country’s storytelling has made him a standout artist in the genre.