Ryan Myddleton writes, sings, plays guitars, lap-steel, ukulele and harmonica. The musicians featured on the recordings are:
Edward Sheldrake - Piano, Duncan MacKay - Bass, James Cross - Drums, Matt Simpkins - Violins, Liz Townsend - Cello.
Contact: High Barn Records - highbarnrecords.com - 01371 811291
Influences
Ben Harper, James Taylor, Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, Ryan Adams, Paul Simon, Kings of Convenience, Elliot Smith, Morcheeba, Bob Dylan, The Levellers, Fink.
“Any album that opens with a song the quality of ‘The Road We Travel’ is destined for greatness. A beautifully crafted song which sets the tone for thirteen tracks of melodic and lyrical grace. Catchy folk-pop at it’s best.”
Peter Shaw, Liverpool Football Club
“This album is made for long journeys or mellow sunny mornings. A guaranteed mood-lifter with silky tunes and a rootsy folk twang.”
Chris Keen, United Agents, London
“Beautiful full sounding music”
Billy Butler, BBC Radio Merseyside
“Great live sound, really tight”
Andy FairweatherLow
"The Road We Travel - our record of the week and you can hear why" BBC Radio Leeds Folk and Roots Show
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if you're in los angeles tonight (wednesday 10/1) i will be playing at the standard hotel downtown around 10- and i would love to see you there! (info is on my space)
Fans of Ryan Myddleton might be interested in this:
Picnic Club
16th Oct 2008 7.30pm at Fuel Bar - AMERICANA SPECIAL featuring Blind River Scare Wilmslow Road, Withington, Manchester, M20 Cost: free
Acoustic showcase hosted by Picnic Area. It really is an Americana special this time, with almost all acts falling into this musical category! Our visiting stars are Blind River Scare, all the way from Newport, South Wales, popping into Fuel as part of their national tour. This highly melodic Americana outfit have previously supported the likes of Mark Eitzel, Clem Snide and Midlake. In a similar vein are Liverpool-based Ryan Myddleton (saw him at Q Inn a few months ago and he was brilliant!); and Manchester’s own Joanna Lyon. Then there’s our hosts Picnic Area with a second album on M60 Recordings on the way. And by way of contrast, we have the uplifting accapella vocal harmonies of the Voice Collective - they’re so good we keep having them back at Fuel! It will definitely be a night to remember!
