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MP3 Ryan Couron - Play What I Feel Like
13 MP3 Songs in this album (55:34) !
Related styles: COUNTRY: Outlaw Country, COUNTRY: Country Rock
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Arkansas, might not be the first place you would look for young, new talent in country music, but that is exactly where you’ll find Ryan Couron, a twenty-three year old singer/songwriter who is turning heads with his music. Ryan started with the release of a five-song album of original songs, one of which, received radio airplay across the United States and Canada and throughout Europe. Ryan’s songs authentically reflect his love of country life. His youthful exuberance and down-home goodness show themselves in the songs Huntin’ or Fishin’ and Saddle Up. His beautiful ballad, Heaven, showcases the soothing vocals that are sure to become his trademark. Ryan has now recorded a full length album and is set to make his mark on the country music world. In live performances Ryan brings a fresh, unpretentious personality to the stage. He captivates audiences with his natural humor, infectious smile, clear, commanding voice and distinctive Southern edge. In addition to local gigs, Ryan has performed at Johnnie High''s Country Music Revue in Arlington, Texas, the same place well-known singers like LeeAnn Rimes and LeeAnn Womack began their careers. Ryan has been invited back to numerous Saturday night shows as the headline performance. Since then Ryan and his band have played all over Arkansas from Texarkana to Batesville in an assortment of venues including the BuzzBque in North Little Rock, The Electric Cowboy in Little Rock, and the National Finals Chuckwagon Races in Clinton, AR. Ryan says that his music is greatly influenced by his favorite performers: Chris LeDoux, Randy Travis, Travis Tritt, Alan Jackson and Hank Williams, Jr. But he hopes his songs find their own place in country music. "I know it’s a long road ahead, but I’m determined to stay on it." He says. Who would have guessed that this laid-back country boy got his start singing at the age of sixteen as a cantor for his church after completing Gregorian Chant classes at a Catholic seminary? It was this early vocal discipline that helped form the clear, true tones you hear in Ryan’s voice today. His passion for country life and his talents in piano, guitar, and harmonica bind him tightly to the country music he’s loved all his life. Ryan met co-writer John Connor McInnis (JC) while they worked together as teenage ranch hands. In no time they discovered their mutual love of music and started to compose their own songs. Ryan began singing those songs for friends and was soon fielding requests to stage live performances. Then his true genius for entertaining showed. Ryan doesn’t simply sing to his audience. He serenades each person as if no one else were there. Over an incredibly short two-year span, he has captured an impressively loyal fan base. “It’s definitely a party when we play!” Ryan claims, which is becoming more and more apparent each time he sells out a venue. Ryan has just been in the studio cutting eight new tracks and will be releasing the full album at the end of January 2009. “They’ve got some really good stuff here.” says Jon Rainey, three-time Grammy Nominated Engineer and owner of Rainey Recording Studios. “Lord willing, you’ll hear Ryan Couron at the CMA’s (Country Music Awards) one day!” says Ryan. “But as long as I get to keep doing what I love, that’s what it’s all about!”
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