Ryan Corn

A soulful singer/songwriter whose R&B-inflected folk-pop invokes titles like John Mayer, Derek Webb, Jars of Clay, and Marc Broussard, Missouri local Ryan Corn spent his formative years glued to the air, where he developed an gratitude for all sorts of music. A grasp carpenter and a talented songwriter, maker, and engineer, Corn’s rural upbringing and trust play a big component in his tunes, as will his easygoing character and keen hearing for melody. Corn released an unbiased self-titled EP this year 2010 before inking a cope with Curb Information after his track “Wonderful Points” took house the top reward inside a radio competition. Corn’s full-length studio room debut for the label, Fantastic Things, found its way to 2014. He adopted it with displays at occasions like Reside in the Vineyard and South by Southwest, and fresh tunes, including a cover of Dido’s “White colored Flag.” In early 2016, the musician relocated to Nashville and continuing focus on his sophomore LP with Grammy-winning engineer/mixing machine Vance Powell (Beck, Chris Stapleton, Jack port White colored) and Dove Award-winning maker Ben Shive.