

NEW YORK, NY - With the new video for her song "Cycles," Kashish powerfully documents the emotional turmoil of an abusive relationship through soulful pop r&b, elemental imagery, and ballet. The lyrics set the scene, but the cinematic visuals and moving choreography truly bring this chaotic experience to life.
This activist and songstress made a name for herself earlier this year by performing her anthemic "Stronger Together" at the NYC Women's March among other protests across New York City. From the No Ban, No Wall March to student walk-outs, Kashish was there to raise spirits and draw support for causes she believes in. Now with her new song, she's using her music to shed light on another universal topic.
"'CYCLES,' is about recognizing a toxic relationship and building up the courage to end it,” shares Kashish. “I think many people can relate to the idea of knowing that something is bad for you, but still feeling the need to engage with that negative aspect of their life. I want people to know that it is okay to have these feelings, but it is just as important to let go and grow from these experiences."
About The Artist: Kashish is a socially conscious R&B/ pop singer- songwriter hailing from the city of Brotherly Love. As a songwriter, Kashish draws inspiration from her everyday life and her inner most personal thoughts and uses it to add a fresh twist to her music. In early 2015, Kashish released her first official music video, covering Haunted off Beyoncé’s self-titled record. Her take on the pop hit garnered a lot of attention and served as a launch pad to announce the release of her first EP. The Hype, released in May of 2015, combines strong, driving beats with Kashish’s powerhouse vocals. Kashish released her second EP, With Love on May 2016 on all digital retailers including Spotify and iTunes. The music video of the EP’s single, Glass, was featured in Rock on Philly, The Key, and WKDU. Since the release of With Love, Kashish has focused her attention on spreading positivity through music by performing between New York City and Philadelphia. Kashish was moved by the past Presidential election and was driven to write and record, her latest record, Stronger Together. The song premiered on MissMuslim, a publication dedicated to breaking stigmas around Muslim men and women, in December 2016. All proceeds for the download of Stronger Together are going to the American Civil Liberties Union. Kashish hopes to use her music to inspire audiences around the world.
Kashish Online: Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Bandcamp
“Cycles” available now via: iTunes / Spotify
Photo Credit: Gina Garcia
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