Ashia Ackov returns with a heartfelt new single, “Blame It On Me”, a luminous jazz-pop ballad that feels like stepping into a candlelit Parisian club. Inspired by nearly two decades of marriage, Ackov crafts an ode to enduring love that sparkles with the freshness of new affection. “I feel the same way I did when we first met,” she shares, and that sentiment shimmers through every note.
“Blame It On Me”, is rich with cinematic atmosphere. A velvet curtain lifts, the band begins to play, and Ashia’s smooth vocals glide over the melody like a slow dance with your forever person. Influenced by Basia, the underrated Polish singer-songwriter of the '90s, “Blame It On Me” weaves in subtle nods to that era’s refined jazz-pop charm.
Ackov invites listeners to take their lover’s hand and find the nearest dance floor. It’s not just a song, it’s a mood, a memory, and a moment wrapped in music. Romantic, elegant, and emotionally honest, this track is a celebration of connection that only deepens with time.
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