Asha Davis

Asha Ben Davis (born 2006 in Santa Fe, New Mexico) is an emerging American musician and songwriter known for his contributions to the art rock, experimental rock, and indie rock genres. A multi-instrumentalist, he is proficient in guitar, bass, drums, piano, and ukulele.
In 2025, Davis released his first fully studio-recorded and professionally mastered album, A Rush of Planes. Taking a similarly experimental, indie folk–alternative route, the album captures a significant creative period just before Davis relocated from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Vancouver, Canada. The album was mastered by Grammy-winning engineer Marc Whitmore, who has worked with artists such as Jon Batiste, Lana Del Rey, and The Black Keys, and was mixed and recorded by musician Zivi, whose production added a unique depth to the sound.
Asha has performed at various house shows and art events in Santa Fe and also opened for Kj Ward, the bassist for the popular band The Backseat Lovers, adding to his growing list of notable performances. While he is also involved in acting and pursues film and modeling, he regards music as his primary form of artistic expression. As a dedicated artist, he continues to develop his craft and gain recognition in the contemporary music scene.
As of 2026, Davis continues his solo projects while also branching out into collaborative work. As of early 2026, he is the bassist and singer in the Vancouver-based band 32flightsdown.