Get all 4 Ryder Road Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of A Break in the Country, Can't Be Late, Live at the Horsedrawn, and Over the Moon with the Underdog.
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Found Myself Again
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Kiss Kiss
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Rain Sheets Down
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King of the Cage
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Amazing Navel Gazing
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Love Song for the Trees
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Ryder Road Records
Frank Ryder, a fifty something singer songwriter from Dublin, was disillusioned with record labels. Even the independents didn't seem to want to cater for older unknown musicians. So he started his own, Ryder Road Records. In 2018, using the punk DIY ethics Frank remembered from his youth, he and his partner Sam set up their own record label to record their own material and print their own CDs. ... more
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