Ashia Bison Rouge takes the audience gently, captivating, and beguiling with her fantastic fairy tale worlds. «Hannover Allgemeine

»On the album“ Oder ”, the virtuoso musician takes the listener into wonderful river landscapes. Ashia successfully elicits unique sounds from the cello - haunting, memorable and intense. «SRW-2

Ashia Bison Rouge layers her captivating singing and her beguiling cello playing with loops and effects to create a journey through pulsating, electronic, orchestral pieces, some of which she deconstructs into classic or ambient sequences or familiar nostalgic songs. Sometimes gently, sometimes expressively, she takes the listener into the depths of her fantastic fairy tale worlds.

In 2018 she had the honor of bringing her works to the Shanghai World Music Festival in performances and workshops alongside a tour of China. In addition to her solo project, she has performed with / for the Cirque du Soleil, the Chamäleon Theater, the Portland Cello Project, Arstidir, the Birdmilk Collective and the Vagabond Opera. In autumn 2017 she arranged and played a Schubert song mixed with the song “Nature Boy” for the acclaimed orchestra in the stairwell production of “Dark Ride”, a haunted house journey with classical contemporary music. In the spring of 2015, Ashia Bison Rouge had the honor of performing her solo project songs with the Salem Chamber Orchestra in Oregon.

Ashia wrote and performed pieces for the artistic shows 'dUMMY LAB' (Hanover-Berlin, 2013, Netherlands Tour 2015, Berlin 2015) and 'Der Helle Wahnsinn' (Berlin, 2014 & 2016). She has written for theater and received a Portland 'Drammy Award' for best original music for 'The Gray Sisters' by Craig Wright (2010).