G’s Illusions always stuck with these confusions, you said I got skills I need to use ‘em and my friends I don’t refuse them

Alex Ryan is a singer-songwriter based in Canada. 

Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2AKYTQu8wgu4giwRu9odZj

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I’m a Female vocalist crafting warm country tones, rich harmonies, and soulful gospel layers that bring depth and emotion to any track.

I help artists elevate their songs with clean, studio-ready vocals that blend smoothly into any mix.
If you need expressive leads, stacked harmonies, backing vocals, or choir-style layers, I’m here to bring your sound to life.

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KIYOZUMIPRIMES

No one truly knows what stands behind this name. Some say it was found in an old archive where every record looked scorched from the inside. Others claim it’s a cipher, a mark left on things that were never meant to make a sound. Its first appearance happened at night - not on air, not online, but somewhere in the in-between. People reported hearing a strange rhythm where it couldn’t exist: inside the hum of ventilation, in the overload of a dying transformer, in the static between stations. The sound felt alive, as if something was trying to break through, but doing it carefully. Everyone who encountered the phenomenon describes the same thing: the melody seemed human… yet something else stood behind it. Cold. Breathing. Too close. And the strangest part - it never repeated itself. As if the source reacted to the listener, adjusted itself, whispered in rhythm with their own fears. Later, some began to insist that KIYOZUMIPRIMES is not a band, not a project, but an echo - a remnant of someone’s will stuck between states. Sometimes it manifests as music, sometimes as interference, sometimes as a voice with no body. But the most important thing is this: no one has ever seen the ones behind it. Not once. And still, the sound keeps appearing - clinging to devices, to empty rooms, to silence. They say that if you hear it once - it hears you back.

I've been making music in my bedroom since around 2003, inspired by dance music and heavy metal.

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