Lasso The Moon by American singer-songwriter Ashe (Ashlyn Rae Willson, born April 24, 1993) is track two on her fourth studio album, The Girl of Your Dreams, released on October 16, 2026 via Atlantic Records. The three-minute-forty-two-second song was written by Ashe with Casey Smith and Conrad, who also handled production. Ashe has described writing it from a happy, lovestruck place following her marriage.
The song has quickly become the album's next chart story. Lasso The Moon made a new entry at No. 89 on the UK Singles Chart in the same week that lead single Stop The Wedding! lyrics climbed to a brand-new UK No. 3 peak, and it also appears at No. 17 on the Official Trending Chart. The official music video, directed by Silken Weinberg, premiered on October 16, 2026 alongside the album. For more on the singer, read the Ashe biography, and for the complete record, see The Girl of Your Dreams album guide.
Lasso The Moon Song Credits
Song: Lasso The Moon
Artist: Ashe
Album: The Girl of Your Dreams
Released: October 16, 2026
Label: Atlantic Records
Writer: Ashe, Casey Smith, Conrad
Video director: Silken Weinberg
Duration: 3:42
Lasso The Moon Lyrics
Lyrics pending. This page is currently metadata-only: the full lyrics of "Lasso The Moon" are not published here yet. You will find the official song credits, release details and the official music video on this page, and the lyrics will be added once they are cleared for posting. Also from the same album: Funeral lyrics.
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Lasso The Moon FAQs
When was "Lasso The Moon" released?
"Lasso The Moon" was released on October 16, 2026 as track two of Ashe's fourth studio album, The Girl of Your Dreams, via Atlantic Records.
Which album is "Lasso The Moon" on?
It appears on The Girl of Your Dreams (2026), Ashe's fourth studio album, which peaked at No. 85 on the UK Albums Chart.
Who directed the music video?
The official music video was directed by Silken Weinberg and premiered on October 16, 2026, the same day as the album.
Did "Lasso The Moon" chart in the UK?
Yes. The song entered the UK Singles Chart at No. 89 and also reached No. 17 on the Official Trending Chart, in the same chart week that "Stop The Wedding!" rose to a new UK No. 3 peak.
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