NASHVILLE, Tenn. - eTradeWire -- The Ashley Sisters make history on Nashville's MusicRow CountryBreakout™ Chart as the first female artists to solely write and produce their own charting single, "Heartless"

"We're building real momentum that's resonating with both the industry and our fans. Taking a risk with our musicality and storytelling led us to an incredibly empowering and history-making milestone." — The Ashley Sisters

Penciled love notes, crossed out and half-erased, didn't just stay in the margins of a graph-paper notebook. The Ashley Sisters' ambitions turned those classroom daydreams filled with angst and reflection into a song, shaping heartbreak into music and music into dreams come true.

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With pure-toned guitars and a catchy melody, the Ashley Sisters solve heartbreak's variables down to one certainty: your self-worth is never in question. That certainty is their constant, the way they make it through.

Some dreams stay in the margins. The Ashley Sisters wrote theirs into MusicRow history.

Biography

The Ashley Sisters, a Canadian-American country duo, are America's newest sweethearts, wholesome role models with an innocent playfulness and a devil-may-care attitude. Building on their French-Canadian roots, which connect them to icons Shania Twain and Avril Lavigne, the sisters reinforce a legacy of musical innovation and cultural influence. By recording their music as producers and multi-instrumentalists and writing their own songs, the Ashley Sisters are trailblazers, leading the music industry into its girl-power era.

Visit their website at https://www.theashleysisters.com