May 16, 2013

Ryan Ro performs at Art•Fuse tonight!

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May 12, 2013

Ryan Ro at Mercer Tavern tonight!

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April 16, 2013

Ryan Ro performs at Cha Island Tea Co. on 05/03/13

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April 16, 2013

REVERBNATION

Ryan Ro is now on REVERBNATION for your listening pleasure and convenience. Become a fan, listen to music, ask questions, whatever you like.

www.reverbnation.com/ryanromusic

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March 6, 2013

Full album on YouTube

Forgot to mention, you can stream the entire album on my YouTube channel. Hopin’ to do some more music and lyric videos this year, but listen to it all at youtube.com/ryanromusic

Here’s “A Red-Eye Lullabye”, one of my favorite songs!

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March 6, 2013

Ryan Locke

I recently designed a website for a friend of mine, a talented singer-songwriter named Ryan Locke. He’s from Toronto originally, living in Edmonton for the time being. Check it out! www.ryanlockemusic.com

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February 2, 2013

New review outta New York

At Last My Dear
Ryan Ro
unsigned
Ryanromusic.com
10 tracks

Ignoring the conventions of commercial pop music, Canadian indie artist Ryan Ro combines garage-band energy with indy introspection and comes up with an emotional 10-track rocker in At Last My Dear. Ro makes no conscious attempt to emulate any of the musical flavors of the month, which is good – we get to hear who exactly who Ryan is without the shadow of any established artists getting in the way. A well-mixed blend of acoustic and electric instruments, At Last My Dear has got that great small-band sound from beginning to end. Mostly rock (and quite powerfully rocking at times), there are also a few more introspective, quiter moments. Ro lets it all hang out emotionally, with lyrics that range from tender to angry, searing guitar attacks and aggressive drums patterns. If there’s any comparison to be made at all, it would be to compare Ro’s vulnerable vocals to those of FreeSlave’s Haydon Spenceley, who’s emotional pain was one of the most notable things in that band’s brief history. Ending appropriately with a ‘glory, glory, amen,’ Ro caps off the final bit of self examination on a hopeful note. At Last My Dear leaves Ro poised to go in any number of directions next time – a good place for an artist to be….

-Bert Saraco
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