New studio album "13" out April 12th, 2025
April 26th Release Show with band at Sound Check in Lowell, MI
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About Me
RyneShyne is a singer-songwriter from Lowell, MI, playing the styles of folk, rock, pop, alternative, and comedy in acoustic fashion, with help from his electric kazoo.
He has released twelve studio albums under various names, and has played all over the mitten state. His sound pulls from that of Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground, and Wilco, to name a few.
In addition to his crafty originals, RyneShyne also covers hits from the 1960's to present day, making his sets eclectic and unique with each show.
In December of 2023, RyneShyne released his first book of poetry and lyrics called The Window Waiter, and is on the brink of his new solo album, due out spring of 2025.
He has released twelve studio albums under various names, and has played all over the mitten state. His sound pulls from that of Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground, and Wilco, to name a few.
In addition to his crafty originals, RyneShyne also covers hits from the 1960's to present day, making his sets eclectic and unique with each show.
In December of 2023, RyneShyne released his first book of poetry and lyrics called The Window Waiter, and is on the brink of his new solo album, due out spring of 2025.
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My WorkIn addition to fronting the psychedelic-jam band Spuddies, Ryne performs in an old school folk trio Clarke, Reed, and Meadows.
In August of 2023 Ryne co-founded a West Michigan record label with friend Drew Teed called Midwest Gold Records, and his been running his own recording studio since 2016 dubbed "Upstairs, Man" RyneShyne has also been affiliated and part of past projects such as The Ryne Experience, The Preservers, The Alien Dogs, Vernon Potts, and The Soods. |
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Photos by Dogtown Studios, Dan Terpestra, and Brady Olson
Graphic designs by Olivia St. Arnold
Graphic designs by Olivia St. Arnold
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