Ryan Leslie
Ryan Leslie came up in Washington, D.C., where he grew up around music. He started writing and producing early, and by 2005 he had a debut single called...
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Ryan Leslie came up in Washington, D.C., where he grew up around music. He started writing and producing early, and by 2005 he had a debut single called 'Diamond Girl' that got him a deal with Universal Records. His self-titled album followed in 2006, featuring the song 'How It Was Supposed To Be,' which became a hit.
His sound pulls from R&B, hip-hop, and electronic music, often with a raw, introspective feel. Songs like 'Addiction' and 'Out Of The Blue' show that blend, with lyrics that lean into personal themes. In 2015, he had a legal dispute with Universal Records over creative and financial issues, which put a pause on his output for a while.
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