This song has touched my heart and perfectly captures the bittersweet feeling of saying goodbye to someone you love. Fantastic job, Ryland Fisher!

Big Colors

Once again, Ryland Fisher perfectly captures the emotions of a bitter breakup in his music. Rebuking advances from an ex who did the leaving, this is, without a doubt, the angriest we’ve ever heard him sing about a woman. Stripped down and a little haunting, it’s easy to see why ‘Goodbye Back’ made the cut for Sleeping with Ghosts: Volume I—but some R&B flavor makes it addictively sing-along-worthy. Bold and relatable with a whisper of revenge, you’ll put this one on the jukebox as soon as your ex walks in the bar.

Written By: Ryland Fisher/Joey Ebach/John Frank
Produced By: Danny Faillo
Engineered By: Danny Faillo & Ryland Fisher
Mixed By: Mike Butler

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Goodbye Back

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Ryland Fisher is an American country rock singer-songwriter and producer. He has released seven studio albums through his own label since 2021. Ryland is also a billboard-charting songwriter, with millions of worldwide streams to his credit. His songs have been showcased on CMT, top-grossing world tours, and network television. 

Known for his relatable storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and against-the-grain mindset, Ryland has been often compared to the likes of Eric Church, Brothers Osborne, and Kip Moore. Being an inherently honest and ‘real’ songwriter, he has found a great deal of inspiration from artists such as Ryan Adams, Butch Walker, and Bob Dylan. 

In late 2021, Fisher pivoted from being a heads-down staff songwriter on Music Row to releasing his debut album, ‘Ryland,’ produced by Danny Faillo of The Spark. The Black Sheep EP followed in August of 2022, with Adam Shoenfeld and James Russell producing. One month later in September of 2022, Ryland had released yet another album exclusively through his website (with a 2023 digital release), in the form of the melancholy, stripped-down ‘Sleeping with Ghosts: Volume 1.' Described as a pseudo-concept record, the nine new tracks on the album show a sonic departure from the first two albums and include reimagined versions of the billboard-charting Stephanie Quayle classic, ‘Whatcha Drinkin’ Bout’ and the John Stanislawski crooner, ‘Catch My Breath.’ 

In April 2023, Ryland released a fan-dedicated CD collection of outtakes and rarities in the form of 'Dust On The Tracks.' The compilation includes unreleased tracks and alternate versions and mixes not found on previous releases.

Following in quick succession, came the subsequent full-band rock-influenced ‘IV: Finding My Way Back Home,’ the pop-leaning ‘V: Heaven for the Weekend,’ and the awaited ‘Sleeping with Ghosts, Volume II.’

As a companion to songs within the growing catalog, Ryland has also released 2 self-produced music video collections titled, ‘Desperado: The Music Videos Volume I’ (and ‘Volume II’).

In addition to his own material, from 2017-2021 Fisher spent his days writing hundreds of songs for up-and-coming and established country music artists on Music Row in Nashville, TN. Artists that have recorded Ryland’s songs include Stephanie Quayle, Kurt Stevens, Belles, and Max Flinn, to name a few.

Goodbye Back

Ryland Fisher

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