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Blues musician Ryan Perry announces the release of his solo debut, High Risk, Low Reward, via Ruf Records March 13, 2020.
We first met Ryan Perry as a teenage phenomenon, when he hijacked 2007’s International Blues Challenge in Memphis with his Homemade Jamz Blues Band, and announced his talent for sharp storytelling, stinging guitar and soulful vocals. This charismatic bandleader’s talents have only grown over the last decade, and following 2020’s solo debut on Ruf Records, Ryan is the finished article, armed with a setlist to raise the roof. Now on tour with Ruf Records’ Blues Caravan together with Jeremiah Johnson and Whitney Shay. Check it out!

Ryan Taubert is an American born producer and composer whose music has featured in film, tv, advertising and recording artist's work. Taubert is based out of Los Angeles California where through his production house, ‘Endeavor Music’, he has produced tracks for a variety of clientele including but not limited to ‘Lincoln Motor Company’, ‘Mclaren’, ‘Red Bull’, ‘Microsoft’, and others. Taubert's latest release is the original soundtrack to 'Score: A Film Music Documentary' directed by Matt Schrader.

Takashi Yoshimatsu’s wide-ranging musical influences often combine jazz and rock elements with classical, folk and world music. This album focuses on a unique series of three solo piano works for the left hand, inspired by his great friend Izumi Tateno.

Since the beginning of humanity, people have gathered around fires, where music, singing, and dancing brought humans together. Moving to music feels as natural as breathing, echoing the rhythm of our heartbeat. Through sound, we celebrate, warn, connect, protest, and share our stories. Music goes beyond words, tapping into feelings and connections that we can’t quite put into speech, linking us to each other and to the world in ways that touch us deep down.

Born and raised in the tight-knit town of Luverne, Alabama, Ryan Waters grew up with a typical southern childhood steeped in community and tradition.

Following up his 2011 album "Ashes & Fire", which was the best reviewed and highest charting of his career, Ryan Adams’ returns with his self-titled Blue Note debut. Recorded at his PaxAm studios and produced by Adams, the album represents another leap forward in his development as both songwriter and performer. Easily his most fully-developed musical statement, the album takes Adams’ inspired songcraft and brings it into a more hard driving rock direction that will please the hardcore Ryan devotee but will also turn on a broader audience.

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