Jery Ryan

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.

GRAMMY® Award nominated singer/songwriter Ryan Hurd releases his sophomore album, Midwest Rock & Roll, via Big Machine Records. Co-penning all 12 tracks on the new project, Hurd provides listeners with a cinematic snapshot of heartland dreamers, paying homage to his midwestern roots and exploring the aftermath of leaving his home behind in chase of a dream.

William Ryan Fritch's original soundtrack for the award-winning film FREELAND is out March 5th on Lost Tribe Sound. Directors Mario Furloni and Kate McLean created a captivating film about a woman named Devi (Krisha Fairchild), who has been breeding legendary pot strains for decades, farming by day and getting stoned by night, fully expecting to live out her days on the remote homestead she built herself. But when cannabis is legalized, the fragile balance of her whole idyllic life is thrown into disarray. Forced to confront the rapidly changing realities of the weed industry, she fights to go legal in an increasingly hostile landscape that is threatening her whole livelihood.

SOMM Recordings announces the release of The Reeds by Severn Side, a ravishing collection of choral works by Edward Elgar, sung by the Chapel Choir of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, led by director William Vann, accompanied by organist Joshua Ryan.

Here’s What We’ll Create Together In this brand-new training, you’ll follow my proven, step-by-step blueprint to build a brand that not only leverages direct response tactics to sell your product or service… but also positions your business as the answer to all of your customers’ problems.

Lovely dreamy female singing Folk with light progressive moves.

An artist still musically contributing to 2022, is Ryan Adams.

What started as Ryan Keberle’s torrid love affair with Brazilian music has blossomed into something far deeper and more enduring.

The best thing about Ryan Curtis albums is his ability to cover all the country sub-genres: ballads, western music, honky-tonk, country-rock are all in his oeuvre. 'Ain't Ever Easy' is the best example to date. The muscular, chooglin' beat of the country funk heater "Can't Take Back" opens Ryan Curtis' sophomore album 'Ain't Ever Easy.' Like a steam train gliding into some high desert station, it bears the strong vintage machinery of Curtis' "alt-country from the high country" sound. The song lopes in on oozing guitar and keys over a backbeat that pulses sexier than a breakup song has the right to be. Regret has rarely sounded this happy, but Curtis is capable of turning love and loss into dripping hot, powerful songs. Over the last decade the various styles of country have become Curtis' stock-in-trade.