Ashleigh Harley’s recent release, ‘Judge Me’ aims to raise awareness for ‘Wall Of Lyon’, her fantasy film, book and music trilogy. Harley is a talented musician who’s making waves in the pop music and fantasy film scene.
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Released 18 February, ‘Judge Me’ has an eastern, even tribal style melody accompanied by a video featuring segments from her film, including scenes of her racing against horses on a beach, interwoven with shots of Ashleigh playing an electric guitar, and her (and her clones) singing and dancing to the music.
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Lyrics such as ‘Hate me, fake me, you can never break me’ reference the theme of oppression which echoes through the whole epic trilogy; Ashleigh’s alternative society ‘Lyon’ reflects our own, with the The Wall a metaphor for repression. The short, which was selected for Sundance Ignite last year, tells the tale of Cassini, an outlandish fantasist who seeks asylum beyond the man-made walls of an authoritarian regime. The society has been separated from the truth by ancient, towering walls. The story’s protagonist, Cassi
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You can find Ashleigh Harley online on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. ‘Judge Me’ is available to download and stream from iTunes, Spotify, and Google Play.
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