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This is a private link for our upcoming EP "Rebel Heart Gypsy Soul" written and recorded by Ten Ton Mojo produced by Max Norman. This link is for promotional purposes only

Broke Some Hearts In Memphis

Little Somethin'

The Hurt

Easy Come Easy Go

The first release by Pretty City Lights (formerly, Amateur Blonde) is a live track! It's also a crazy song, with a 30 year history, which you can read more about on Behind The Lights (link) "Please (Live)" was recorded live in Seoul at the venue, Space Hangang (@Space_Hangang instagram). A multi-camera video accompanies this release.

Pretty City Lights is the music project of Ryno (formerly of Amateur Blonde). Visit the band's website or dig deeper and experience exclusive 'making of' content on https://www.behindthelights.org

Please (Live)

The Unexpecteds

Tonight's Lucky Winner

PLEASE (STUDIO) - by Pretty City Lights - Dec 18 2025

This song accidentally took over a year to complete. Listen to it. You can hear the depth and complexity of all this non-sampled gem. If you were to speak with Pretty City Lights creator, Ryno, about this version of his song called, "Please (Studio)", he'd tell you "it's my technical masterpiece". Despite the treasure chest of unreleased songs (over 50), Ryno keeps impulsively revisiting his song "Please". The first versions of this song appeared in 1993. You can hear them! Ryno is documenting his music on Pretty City Light's free online VIP fan-zone called: 'Behind the Lights'[dot] org. Ryno plays all the instruments on "Please (Studio)", except for Trombone, performed by J. Walter Hawkes (Nora Jones). Ryno's music was featured in TV's "The Walking Dead", (Amateur Blonde, "No Worries") S10xEp21.

Please (Studio)

Who exactly is the narrator rejecting an ex-lover who wants to move back in? The jingle offers a hint. Written by Andrew Ceccon (vocals, guitar), with Howard Freund on sax, Lou Tambone on drums, Ed Iglewski on bass and Ron Pasquarelli on Wurlitzer and organ. Engineered by Tom Lucas at Laughing Boys Studio and mastered by Alex Saltz from APS Mastering.

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Lisa Bianco