Electric Violnist Asher Laub
10/13/22 • 43 min
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As an independent artist, Asher Laub has found ways to monetize his music career by both pushing conventional boundaries in composition and implementing creative strategies that inspire fans to keep consuming his unique music. He is an electronic violinist, bollywood violinist, producer, composer, and performer.
Asher is known for breakdancing across stages with his LED electric violin, and after you hear his how he lost his music career to adrenal insufficiency and subsequently recovered, I believe that you will be inspired by his story.
Asher’s content can be found on TikTok, Instagram and Twitter, and today, you will hear his original single Neon Dreams that brings high-energy progressive house music and merges it with contemporary classical.
Connect with Asher:
Instagram @asherlaub
https://www.youtube.com/user/adlbrk
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As an independent artist, Asher Laub has found ways to monetize his music career by both pushing conventional boundaries in composition and implementing creative strategies that inspire fans to keep consuming his unique music. He is an electronic violinist, bollywood violinist, producer, composer, and performer.
Asher is known for breakdancing across stages with his LED electric violin, and after you hear his how he lost his music career to adrenal insufficiency and subsequently recovered, I believe that you will be inspired by his story.
Asher’s content can be found on TikTok, Instagram and Twitter, and today, you will hear his original single Neon Dreams that brings high-energy progressive house music and merges it with contemporary classical.
Connect with Asher:
Instagram @asherlaub
https://www.youtube.com/user/adlbrk
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