Ryan Montbleau
Ryan Montbleau started writing songs as a teenager in Northampton, Massachusetts, drawing from folk and rock influences. His 2004 album 'For Keeps' brought...
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Ryan Montbleau started writing songs as a teenager in Northampton, Massachusetts, drawing from folk and rock influences. His 2004 album 'For Keeps' brought wider attention, followed by self-titled and 'Rain or Shine' records that found an audience in the Americana scene.
In 2013, he had surgery for a vocal cord disorder and went through rehabilitation. Around that time, his song 'Ships In The Night' became the subject of a legal dispute over rights that lasted several years.
His catalog includes tracks like 'Honeymoon Eyes' and 'Just Perfect' that work in a straightforward singer-songwriter mode, with lyrics that lean personal rather than political or abstract.
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