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Point Cook soul singer Ashleigh Watson heads to LA

By Adem Saban

Music is Ashleigh Watson’s passion.

So much so that the Point Cook soul singer is taking her career to the next level and plans to travel to Los Angeles in August.

Working alongside producers who have worked with the likes of Aerosmith and Christina Aguilera, Ashleigh will record her first album.

Ashleigh is no stranger to showing her talent off abroad, with this year’s trip being her third to Los Angeles in recent years. The singer, songwriter and poet has a clear goal in sight.

“We need to return to the age of creating music with a heart, a soul,” she said. Find more on Ashleigh at www.ashleighwatsonmusic.com.


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