Ryan Trevor is a true child of the 60’s. He was raised and studied in the Classics, under a style and artistic expression known as baroque, a seventeenth century form of music which expresses profound improvisation, contrasting effects, and powerful tensions. It helped develop an artistic contrast which often accented a bizarre and often ambiguous imagery in his music compositions later on as an adult. The influence of the Beatles and other British Rock Groups had a profound affect on his artistic musical improv as he started to write compositions at age 14. The transition from Classical form to Rock ‘N’ Roll was very easy for Ryan and allowed a freedom to express music in both instrumental and lyric format. The 60’s were a great time to be young and carried an innocent yet rebellious spirit of what seemed to be limitless po
ssibilities in artistic expression. It has been compared to the new renaissance of the modern age. Like thousands of others during the late 60’s and early 70’s Ryan took off to Hollywood hitting each and every recording studio and Artist Representative pushing his music. He was successful in getting a demo published through Warner Bros Music and a few collaborations with musical releases for commercials and a musical comedy with Screen Gems. He did collaborations with Barry Manilow and with a release of a song called “Nights in the City” as well as a few others and was a Roadie with Robin Trower in the mid 1970’s. Ryan started RyanSongs Music in 1976 in association with a Recording Studio under the same name. Ryan is a solo musician and in most cases composes and performs all of the material he records. He has cataloged over 100 songs and 30 poems call “The Tales of Ta-tro” through RyanSongs. Ryan also has a new book out and about called, “Down on Backwards Trail”. You can get it on-line through PublishAmerica.com or order it from any bookstore….and as well, you can get Ryan’s music CDs by visiting myspace.com/ryantrevor.
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