“My lover found another so now I’m the one who’s free” belts out Bryan Ruby in ‘Lost On Me’, a heartbreak jam about moving on, letting go, finding yourself and giving the middle finger to that toxic ex. Written alongside Grammy-Award winning Songwriter David Ritz (Sexual Healing, Marvin Gaye), the song mixes upbeat melodies and infectious energy with a self-reflective story of lost love, delivered on a dimly lit stage at a rundown bar called ‘The Broken Hearts Club’. Despite the pain depicted in the lyrics, there's an underlying resolve and a steadfast desire to move forward while staying true to oneself. 'Lost On Me' is not just a song about heartbreak; it's a testament to resilience, persevering through life’s challenges, and the freedom that comes with a fresh start after unexpected loss. Ruby premiered “Lost On Me” on-stage in front of a packed home crowd at the Nashville Pride Festival, and is slated to belt out the new tune on his 15 city summer Heartbreak Tour. As a 2023 John Lennon International Songwriting Competition finalist, Bryan Ruby is a voice to watch in today's country music scene.

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Lost On Me

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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