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“He puts a Fresh production twist on some really traditional country sounds and he has a super winsome voice.” - Grady Smith

“His new album 'Seasons' offers insightful storytelling that takes us on a journey of seasons through a year and much more.” - Houston Chronicle

“‘If Your Heart Ain’t In It’ is a traditionally-infused song with heavy 90s country influences. The sound actually reminds me of Clay Walker’s, ‘She Won’t Be Lonely Long.’” - Front Porch

“With hundreds of thousands of combined streams on the album’s nine tracks, Lindsay’s listeners prove that they’re enjoying the unique journey he promises with the album” - Pro Country

“I think Ryan’s music is a great example of country radio-friendly music done correctly.” - Hippies & Cowboys Podcast

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RYAN LINDSAY

Stories and a little bit western.

Ryan Lindsay is a country music artist and storyteller from Alberta, Canada. Prairie cowboy music on the surface, his songs are balanced with the layered narratives of a folk artist and his winsome country voice. 

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Lindsay has now released his fourth album, Sailboat in the Prairies. 

 

A collection of songs written on the road infused with influences from folk and Canadiana music. The album was recorded live-off-the-floor in a barn-converted studio in rural Texas. If you pay close attention, you might notice a subtle east coast rhythm or an oddly specific line that offers a lens into a stranger’s life.

 

Lindsay has now put on thousands of miles as an artist – his music taking him across the landscapes of Canada and the United States on a string of listening room tours, for countless shows, from intimate back-room performances to major country music festivals. 

 

Heartfelt and road-worn, Ryan Lindsay’s catalogue tells a story. Sometimes it hits you hard, sometimes it makes you laugh, and sometimes at the end of the night, you feel like you just went somewhere.

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