Alternative cult hero SASAMI has now turned to pop and is creating some of the most boundary-breaking music around Raised as part of the Unification Church, a hyper-conservative religion that she ...

Sasami Ashworth, more colloquially known as Sasami, has previously held a musical fire within her that she has both tamed and allowed to burn bolder. Sasami is a one woman machine, one with ...

On the Silver Screen is SASAMI’s pop statement, one that’s rewarding for listeners precisely because it was a rewarding experience for the artist herself. “Pop music is like fuel,” says SASAMI (full ...

While Sasami has always slipped easily between genres, her latest career move surprised even her most ardent fans — but her pivot to pop is just the next stop on a trajectory that’s been in ...

Across Sasami’s first two albums, the Los Angeles songwriter drew impressively from a range of musical traditions: shoegaze’s wandering guitar riffs, nu metal’s gnashing arrangements ...

Raised as part of the Unification Church, a hyper-conservative religion that she’s previously described as akin to “a cult”, there is no part of Sasami Ashworth’s childhood that might have ...

On the heels of her nu-metal-inspired second album, Sasami has pulled her next big risk: becoming a main pop girl But then again, perhaps it’s not that surprising anymore. Streaming and ...

Sasami is a singer, songwriter and producer who grew up in Los Angeles. But now she’s based in Northern California, and as you’ll hear in this episode, that’s significant. Sasami went to ...

Critically acclaimed Asian American musician Sasami's musical journey has been defined by dramatic shifts in style. Each album marks a distinct departure from the last — a creative restlessness ...

Sasami Ashworth tells Laura David about the personal and creative shifts that led to her big pop moment on new record Blood On the Silver Screen. These days, Sasami Ashworth is embracing being the ...

The xx’s Romy sampled the track on her single “Always Forever” last year, and now Japanese Breakfast and SASAMI have covered it on BBC Radio 1. Before singing “I Love You Always Forever ...

SASAMI never thought she would make a pop album. “Like a lot of kids who came up in an indie or alt or punk scene I didn't really feel represented by mainstream pop culture growing up,” she ...