2015–2018: Beginnings, Sad Girl, and Loser In 2015, Sloan was featured in the song "Phoenix" by
Kaskade, as well as being credited for songwriting. Sloan continued her career by writing for artists including
Idina Menzel,
Maggie Lindemann and
Camila Cabello. In 2017, Sloan was featured in the song "
This Town" by
Kygo, which she also cowrote. Her debut EP,
Sad Girl, was released by RCA on April 18, 2018. She co-wrote
Juice WRLD's single "
Black & White", which was released on May 23, 2018, and appeared on his debut studio album
Goodbye & Good Riddance. Her second EP,
Loser, was released by RCA on November 29, 2018. On the same day, she announced her first headlining tour to support the album. Her single "Older" from the album was performed on
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on February 6, 2019, her US national TV debut.
2019–2022: Self-Portrait, Only Child and I Blame The World Sloan released her third EP
Self-Portrait on October 18, 2019. She stated that "this EP is more about being OK with the fact that I have a lot of anxiety, and that I don't want to go to parties."
Self-Portrait played an important role in her music career by allowing her to unapologetically represent herself and create songs that her fans can connect and relate to; the EP deals with themes such as anxiety, depression, and uncertainty. On April 3, 2020, Sloan released the single "
I'll Wait" produced by
Kygo for his album
Golden Hour. The following day, a music video was released starring American couple
Rob Gronkowski and
Camille Kostek containing personal footage of their life together. On August 3, Sloan announced that her debut album
Only Child would be released in the fall, with the lead single "Lie" released on August 7. On August 25 she released the song "House With No Mirrors" as the second single from her debut album. On August 28 she announced that her debut album
Only Child would be released on October 16. On November 17, Sloan announced a collaboration with singer-songwriter
Charlie Puth, a remix for her song "Is It Just Me?", which would be released on November 19, 2020. On April 22, 2021, Sasha teamed up with country superstar
Sam Hunt to release an acoustic-driven song titled "when was it over?" that finds Hunt and Sloan in a post-breakup state of misery questioning the cause of their respective romantic splits. Sloan said that the track is about not being able to let go of someone even when you know there's nothing left. The song was co-written with
Shane McAnally who came up with the song's title. On May 13, 2022, Sloan released her second studio album
I Blame The World. During her interview with
Billboard, she described what she perceives to be the biggest difference between
Only Child and
I Blame The World: "I would say
Only Child was a collection of songs I really liked but there wasn't a cohesive theme. With
I Blame The World, I made a conscious effort to create a world in which all the songs made sense together."
2023-present: Going independent and Me Again On March 27, 2023, Sloan announced on her socials that she is now an independent artist; confirming her departure from major label
RCA Records. Sloan was part of the lineup for the
22nd Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April 2023. In 2024, Sloan participated in season 5 of the Chinese variety show, Sisters Who Make Waves, however she dropped out due to health issues. On May 17, Sloan dropped another album,
Me Again since she went independent. The album contains 13 songs, with only one collaboration on the song "Falling Out Of Like" with
Ruston Kelly. Some other songs are "Highlights", the lead single, and "Good Enough," the only song on the album she wrote herself when she was sixteen. == Discography ==