Ryan Waters Band Unveils Track "When It Don't" as Part of Debut Album "All I've Ever Known"
Ryan Waters Band, hailing from Luverne, Alabama, has released their highly anticipated debut album "All I've Ever Known" on January 17, 2025. The album features 12 tracks, including the standout single "When It Don't," which has been garnering attention for its heartfelt lyrics and memorable melody.
"When It Don't" is a poignant exploration of heartbreak and the challenges of finding lasting love. The song's lyrics draw inspiration from Waters' grandfather, who remained devoted to his grandmother long after her passing. This personal connection adds depth to the track, making it resonate with listeners on an emotional level.
While "When It Don't" is garnering significant attention, the album "All I've Ever Known" promises a diverse range of songs that showcase the band's versatility. Other tracks on the album include "Deer God," "Whiskey Talkin'," and "Shadow of the Doubt," each offering a unique perspective on life, love, and the Southern experience.
The band's journey to this debut album has been marked by perseverance and a genuine love for country music. Ryan Waters, the frontman, initially pursued a career in baseball before discovering his passion for songwriting during his time at Troy University. After dropping out of college in his senior year, Waters made the bold decision to chase his musical dreams in Nashville, balancing teaching during the week with playing bar gigs on weekends.
The Ryan Waters Band's musical style is characterized by a blend of traditional country sounds with modern production techniques. Their sound has been compared to established artists like Chris Young and Keith Urban, while maintaining a distinctive edge that sets them apart in the crowded Nashville scene.
Prior to the album's release, the band has already achieved considerable success on streaming platforms. Their previous singles, including "Tomorrow's Not Tonight" and a cover of "Chasing Cars," have amassed millions of streams on Spotify.
