A mix of songs from Nashville Country Music Singer Bryan Ruby

©Bryan Ruby 2025

Bryan Ruby Songs

This is a mix of country, acoustic and folk music as performed by LGBTQ  artists and their allies. Cover photo: Dixon Dallas!

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Blue Collar/Working man songs

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Country Folk by the Campfire

Give Up The Ghost

That Year

Wild Turkey

Long as Daddy's Working

Life of a Workin' Man

Song by Larry Fleet covered by Randall Smith

Working Man - Larry Fleet cover

Nose On the Grindstone (OurVinyl Sessions)

Tyler Childers - Nose On the Grindstone | OurVinyl Sessions

Rich Men North Of Richmond (Oliver Anthony Music Cover)

If You Would Have Told Me is the second single off of Bryan Ruby's upcoming 2024 EP 'Found and Lost'. The song was released on May 10, 2024. 

'If You Would Have Told Me'
Written by Bryan Ruby, Daniel Leathersich, & Drew Albenesius
Produced by Adam Sickler
Nashville, TN

For all inquiries, contact Becky Parsons at becky@foundsoundmedia.agency

©Bryan Ruby 2024

If You Would Have Told Me

The Farmacy

Hooked On My Heartbeat

The In Between

Simple Things

Parker - Halfway

Bryan Ruby’s new single, ‘Growin’ On Me’, is a high-energy, boot-stomping anthem built for kicking off a show with a bang. With a rocking groove, infectious hook, & plenty of crowd participation, it’s the kind of song that gets everyone on their feet & singing along. Just in time for spring, ‘Growin’ On Me’ is about staying true to your roots while building a vision to start planting seeds for your future. Whether it’s love, life, or chasing a dream - sometimes the best things take time to grow.

Growin’ On Me

In a world increasingly full of division and hate, Corbell brings a song reminding us of the power of love and connection. Enjoy this stripped back, piano and guitar driven version of his pop hit. 

STAND UP FOR LOVE - PIANO VERSION

Southern Spectacle

Rhinestoned

Bryan Ruby’s gritty country-rock single ‘Diggin’ (‘Til The Corn Comes Up)’ is a brand new country slammer fused with 80s arena-rock energy. Built for big amps and boot stompin’, the song combines anthemic and catchy choruses with an energy unmatched on-stage. Telling the story of a down-on-his-luck farmer who refuses to quit, ‘Diggin’ (‘Til The Corn Comes Up)’ breathes fresh air into classic country tropes, sparking new life into a time tested story of grit and perseverance. 

Diggin' ('Til The Corn Comes Up)

Up and Down

With a weathered ball cap as its emotional centerpiece, Bryan Ruby’s new single threads lived-in memories and identity into a stripped-down country anthem. Featuring warm, modern production and Ruby’s signature baritone, “Ball Cap” captures the quiet power of the objects - and stories - we carry from ballfields to backroads. Written by Ryan Brisotti, Dan Leathersich, and Michael Keys, the song elevates everyday nostalgia into something deeply personal and sonically intimate. For audiophiles and music lovers, it’s a heartfelt listen that lingers - perfect for fans of narrative-rich, emotionally raw country storytelling.

"'Ball Cap' is one of the most personal songs I’ve ever recorded. It’s about the places, the people, and the memories that shape us—how something as simple as an old hat can carry a lifetime of stories and meaning. Coming from baseball into country music, I’ve learned that no matter where life takes you, your roots are always with you. Releasing this one as the summer heats up just feels right, and I can’t wait for y’all to hear it." -Bryan Ruby

“The thing about a ball cap is it’s right there, right above your eyes for everyone to see as soon as they look at you. And whether it’s “my buddy gave it to me”, or “I worked at this job for over 10 years” or “me and my dad used to be season ticket holders”, every one tells a story.” -Ryan Brisotti, Cowriter

“A casual hat has become so iconic in our culture. That choice you made to add it to your closet becomes part of your identity.” -Dan Leathersich, Cowriter

©Bryan Ruby 2025

Ball Cap

31st Floor

31st Floor (Live for NPR Tiny Desk Contest)

"I think of ‘Mood Ring’ as the song you play when you’re ready to let loose and be yourself. It's about those moments when you’re feeling free, wild, and just living in the present. I hope people can vibe with that!" -Bryan Ruby

Written by Bryan Ruby and Chad Sellers
Produced by Andrew Capra
©Bryan Ruby 2025

About MOOD RING:

Nashville, TN – Rising country artist Bryan Ruby returns with “Mood Ring”, a flirty, feel-good country party anthem that blends catchy production with playful lyrics about fleeting love and emotional spontaneity. With its singalong chorus and lighthearted vibe, the track marks the beginning of a new chapter for Ruby, whose evolving sound continues to bring new energy to the country genre.

Ruby is a John Lennon International Songwriting Prize finalist and winner of Season 7 of the talent search competition Nashville Rising Song. Based in Nashville, he has quickly gained attention for his rich vocals and authentic storytelling. His summer 2025 EP Growing Season earned widespread praise, with The Tennessean calling it a project poised to “find his voice.” With “Mood Ring”, Ruby comes out swinging with a fresh, fun story that captures the heat of new love.

Produced by Andrew Capra - a Nashville-based rising talent known for his work with artists like The War and Treaty, Alexandra Kay, and Sammy Arriaga, as well as on TV shows like Grey’s Anatomy and All American - "Mood Ring" delivers an effortlessly modern edge while staying rooted in Ruby’s authentic storytelling.

Capra shares, "We had a great time bringing ‘Mood Ring’ to life – from the get-go it was all about having as much fun as we could in the instruments and vocals to feel like the summer love song that it is ! We knew the song would be done when it felt ready to crank up in the car with the windows down!"

"‘Mood Ring’ is all about capturing that spontaneous, carefree vibe when everything just clicks. It's a fun, no-strings-attached anthem that celebrates the freedom of living in the moment. I’m excited for people to feel that energy when they hear it!" says Ruby.

With upbeat country production and emotionally honest lyrics, “Mood Ring” showcases Ruby’s expressive baritone and signature lyrical style. "This song is a mix of playful lyrics and country production that just feels like a good time. I wanted to create something fun that gets people to let loose and embrace the ups and downs of love and connection," he adds.

With features in Billboard, USA Today, NBC’s TODAY Show, CBS, Yahoo, The Boot, Wide Open Country, All Country News, Saving Country Music, and People Magazine, Ruby’s momentum continues to build. His music has been added to rotation on SiriusXM Country Pride and major playlists including Spotify’s All New Country, Amazon’s Pride Country, and ACM Fresh Music Friday. The Nash News praised his “introspective and relatable storytelling,” while MusicRow Magazine highlighted his “expressive baritone,” and The Nashville Scene described his “honey-bourbon voice that was destined for country music.”

Mood Ring

The Outside

Magna Mater

“Take You There Sometime” by Bryan Ruby blends modern country warmth with timeless romantic storytelling. Built around acoustic and electric guitars, pedal steel, and an easy-driving rhythm, the track feels sunlit and open-road ready — perfect for cozy fall playlists or upbeat country drives. Lyrically, it’s a heartfelt invitation to share life’s simple adventures, from small-town diners to beachside escapes. The refrain “I’ll take you there sometime” doubles as both a promise and a metaphor for connection, love, and discovery. Honest, hopeful, and cinematic, it captures the charm of wanderlust and small-town romance with a fresh, modern edge.

©Bryan Ruby 2025

Take You There Sometime

Who I Am

Traveller

Tennessee Whiskey

Rear View Mirror

Pancho and Lefty

Freedom

Life Of A Workin' Man MAST

Rainbow

Purgatory

Feathered Indians

And It's Still Alright

Appalachia (On the Back Porch)

Bryan Ruby is a rising country music artist, John Lennon International Songwriting Prize finalist and winner of Season 7 of the talent-search competition ‘Nashville Rising Song’. Ruby has captivated listeners with rich vocals and authentic storytelling on his summer 2025 EP ‘Growing Season’, planting roots deep in the country landscape - and the genre - on a project poised to “find his voice” The Tennessean. With recent features in Billboard, USA Today, NBC's The TODAY Show, CBS, Yahoo, The Boot, Wide Open Country, All Country News, Saving Country Music, and People Magazine, Ruby’s songs have been added to rotation on SiriusXM Country Pride and major playlists including Spotify's All New Country, Amazon's Pride Country, and ACM Fresh Music Friday. The Nash News praises his “introspective and relatable storytelling,” while MusicRow Magazine highlights his “expressive baritone,” and The Nashville Scene notes his “honey-bourbon voice that was destined for country music.”

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