Ryan Farish

Few artists can boast their music crosses multiple genres and is successful in garnering fans, hitting noticeable spots on the charts and winning awards simultaneously. However, electronic artist/producer Ryan Farish can.
Since releasing his first full-length album a decade ago, he's been linked with pop, gospel and jazz, thanks to collaborations with fellow Artists Donna Lewis, Paul Hardcastle, Trin-i-tee 5:7 and a long-standing spot as a Weather Channel music staple.
The VA native began his career using the first-generation MP3.com. He received more than 1.8 million downloads on that platform and earned the title "Download King" from L.A.-based music industry magazine Music Connection. In 2008, he garnered a Grammy nomination, as well as a Dove Award. The award-winning songwriter/producer/ composer/multi-instrumentalist's music has also been featured on "Access Hollywood," Discovery Channel, FOX Sports, Sony and Columbia TriStar Pictures, as well as multiple airlines, to name a few. Most recently, his latest album, Bloom, debuted in the top 100 of Amazon.com's Top Selling Alternative Albums.
Ryan's biggest accomplishment – no matter in what genre listeners discover him – is his ability to grab and keep listeners' attention with his unique brand of electronic/world music. His single, "Pacific Wind," has received more than 28 million views on YouTube, thanks to a sentimental video montage of soldiers in the Iraq War. As of April 2010, more than 1,000 listener-supported videos have reached beyond 34 million views on this platform.
To date, though, one of his most popular and best-selling songs is "Full Sail." Featured on his Beautiful album, it has garnered more than 6 million YouTube views and serves as an anchor in Ryan's expansive catalogue of music. Once listeners hear this song, they are bound to enjoy his earlier and most recent work. It steers them in the direction his music is heading. With electronic music being a vast pool of sweeping melodies and driving rhythms, Ryan's tunes maneuver in the waters easily and allow the music listener to enjoy the journey with him. - Angelique Moon/RYTONE Publicity.