Ashlyne Huff

She won’t say she’s the next big thing. She won’t say she’s the answer to the music industry. She won’t say that her music is the best thing ever. That’s your decision. The singer-songwriter Ashlyne Huff is finally entering the scene—not as Dann Huff’s “daddy’s girl” anymore.

“I didn’t come from scarcity. No small town, no poverty, no deaths, no divorces, and no tragedies. I was the luckiest kid in the world with the best parents. Never would have thought I wanted something bad to happen to me…just so I could have something to write about. But that’s me. Goofy huh?”

Most of her life, Ashlyne Huff has been referred to as Dann’s daughter, which is fine with her. As an infant, she used to take her naps in the not-so-silent rock sessions in Los Angeles with her dad’s 80s rock band…

Meet Ashlyne Huff

To read more of Ashlyne’s bio, visit her Myspace Page.

November 2008
UPDATE from Ashlyne, AMTC Winter 2004 Overall Dancer:

Ms. Arban,

I just thought you should know, you have yet another success story from way back in early 2004. My name is Ashlyne Huff, and I came from Nashville with Nise’ Davies at Advantage. I signed a record deal with Anderson Merchandising (who just put out the AC/DC Wal-mart Exclusive and did the same kind of exclusives with Garth Brooks, The Eagles, and Journey) to do a pop/rock album. Since I graduated from high school in 2004, I went on to college at Belmont University and got my degree in Music Business. I finished school a little early, and got this record shortly thereafter. (Of course, it’s a little more complicated than that, but I don’t want bore you with details). I started songwriting in college, and I just got a song that I wrote cut on the latest Pussycat Dolls album: Doll Domination. The song is the last on the record called “I’m Done”. Anyway, I know it’s been quite a few years, but I really did enjoy your convention. At that point, I didn’t know what I wanted to do—dance or sing—now I do both for a living. Here is a short EPK of sorts to visually show what I’m all about now. Take care!

Ashlyne Huff