Born in Long Island, NY, the 22-year-old musical prodigy Ryder Beer has been attuned to the rhythm of life from a young age. His journey with the drums laid the foundation for his deep understanding of music and sparked a lifelong passion. After high school, Beer earned a scholarship to the prestigious Berklee School of Music. However, after a semester, he realized that the conventional teaching methods didn’t resonate with his personal learning style. Trusting his instincts, he decisively shifted his focus to the studio.
Since then, Ryder, the younger brother of globally recognized pop star Madison Beer, has carved out his own path by crafting his own distinct sound, voice, and message. Drawing inspiration from artists like The 1975, Lauv, and Frank Ocean, Ryder’s music balances modern indie-pop elements with reflective and emotionally resonant lyricism, creating a sound that is authentically his own.”
His latest release, “One That Got Away” is a catchy dance-pop ballad exploring the emotional crossroads of a fading relationship. Blending infectious electronic beats with pop sensibilities, the talented emerging singer-songwriter and producer captures the raw vulnerability of coming to terms with love’s possible end, delivering a track that resonates as much on the dance floor as it does in moments of reflection.
The track highlights Beer’s smooth, understated vocals, allowing the melody to carry the emotional weight of the track. Discussing the track, the artist shares, “It could’ve been your first love or your last love. Or maybe just a girl you saw across the bar. Everyone has felt the feeling of a girl that just slipped right out of their hands. I want people to relate to this song in that way.”
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