Ryan Dehues

Elevated in Chesaning, MI, vocalist Ryan DeHues is really a throwback to the times of crooners and big rings. It had been while we were young in his little hometown that DeHues created an understanding of big music group jazz and such renowned crooners as Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, and Jack port Jones. His parents (who both sang using the choral group Fred Waring & the Pennsylvanians in the first ’70s) also inspired their son’s musical efforts. In the springtime of 2000, Pat Boone’s record firm, Silver Label, sponsored a nationwide competition for America’s Following Great Crooner, which led to DeHues taking the very best prize and finding a documenting contract using the label. June of 2001 noticed the discharge of DeHues’ debut record, My Dream BECOME A REALITY, which was made by David Diggs and David Siebels, and highlighted a dozen criteria (tops being truly a reading of George Gershwin’s “You to definitely View Over Me,” sung being a duet with Debby Boone), and a 30-piece orchestra.