Ryan Lynch’s first album, “Stages,” is a great journey into the world of folk rock, classic rock, and indie influences that are wrapped in a singer-songwriter package. However, hailing from Michigan, Lynch introduces his signature guitar-centered style to the audience along with a sweet-toned singing voice that carries vintage appeal.
Right from the beginning of this album, it is clear that Lynch has gone all out in making each and every track. You’ll get immediately attracted by the melodies since they have such infectious hooks and catchy rhythms. Singing over the instrumentals so smoothly, Lynch provides lyrics that are both memorable and relatable.
One of the most standout features of this album is its fantastic production as well as mixing. This results in every instrument being given an opportunity to be heard therefore creating an interesting sonic depth throughout the entire album. Be it their intricate guitar works or driving drum beats or even other instruments’ subtle touches; all these factors contribute to making this album such a beauty.
The songwriting abilities of Lynch are showcased well on this album. Each piece serves as evidence for his ability to come up with captivating stories and trigger strong feelings among people. Ryan Lynch’s “Stages” is a remarkable debut album that showcases his talent as both a musician and a songwriter. With its captivating melodies, vintage vibes, and catchy lyrics, it’s a must-listen for fans of indie music. So, do yourself a favor and give this album a listen – you won’t be disappointed.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Ryan Lynch is a singer/songwriter hailing from Ann Arbor, MI. Raised on Queen, The Police, and Eric Clapton, his debut album “Stages” blends the classic rock influences of his roots with the indie rock, folk, and pop influences of his adulthood. With tones reminiscent of John Mayer, Mt. Joy, and Ed Sheeran, Ryan is a guitar forward vocalist with a penchant for storytelling.
Ryan can often be found performing all along the west side of Michigan and the Metro Detroit area. Frequent collaborators include Scott Freeland, Diego Agoytia, Stephen Rowley, and many others.
