Cody Ash
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662 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 28 Jan
Cody Ash’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They would do all the editing and all that shit.
There was another studio upstairs that, uh, DJ chill had that they would like make beats and stuff.
And, um, it's full, like every cameras and lighting gear and all, like everything you could fucking, it was their office.
Like they were just so ready to like record, shoot a music video, release a song.
Like it was like bam, bam, bam.
And anyway, so I was going down there a lot and just became friends with them to the point where they were like –
yo if you need to like crap when you come down if you need to crash here like just stay here and don't spend money and i was like cool so i'd start crashing on this cat that couch in the studio just so i could go down there and like go to the bars and network and meet people and what i wasn't even playing i wasn't even playing on broadway or nothing i was just literally going to the bars and like meeting people online and being like yo let's get lunch let's you know whatever just taking any advice that i could get from anybody and um
love that yeah and um that I mean that really helped too because it was like bro I sat down I sat down with uh Kane so Kane Brown's old drummer uh he passed away his name's Kenny he was the reason that I like kind of got my name brought into it because a lot of people knew who a lot of drummers in the country world knew how I was because of um my like drum covers online but I didn't know because
country musicians don't get any sort of like spotlight put on them so it's like i don't know who plays for who and it's like so you have to like really do a deep dive so i started deep i was like i wonder if there's any country donors follow me and he like he followed me and then cody or miles from cody johnson was following me and um jake from luke holmes was following me and um
yeah.
And I was, so I was like, I just started messaging these people and I was like, yo, if you're in Nashville or whatever, and it got to the point where I started becoming friends with them and they were like giving me great advice and, um, kind of just talked to me about how they got their stuff and how they got to where they were and, you know, X, Y, and Z. And, um, so fast forward, I'm, I'm just doing all this networking and, and get to like, uh, do all this stuff and, uh, going to Nashville a lot there.
Let me say at the studio and 2021 comes around and,
uh the producer was like jelly doesn't have a drummer jelly doesn't have a drummer like he he's gonna get you a drummer i was like dude he has a drummer i saw it online and he's like no i'm like we're gonna get you the job like you're you're a good drummer you're this or whatever and i just take that shit with a grain of salt everybody's like yeah i'm gonna do that everybody said they're gonna do something yeah and so we uh end up doing it and um
They showed up to rehearsals and the drummer wasn't ready, wasn't prepared.
So I guess they ended up firing him.
I've heard two different stories of how I got called.
The one story that I've been told for a long time now is that...
they called one dude and he just didn't want to tour um that extensively or whatever and then like eight to ten people were all going to management and jelly like yo get this kid this and everybody was saying my name and finally jelly was like all right like okay just call him like if he can get here call him and
So that's that story.
And then the other story that has recently come to light was that I only got the gig because I had a mullet, which is just as cool.
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