One In A Million is done in a style of music called Swamp Rock. Swamp rock is a term coined in the 1960s to describe a style of Southern rock music that fused elements of blues, country, and rock and roll. The genre has its roots in the music of the early 20th century, when blues, country, and rock and roll were all beginning to take shape. The term “swamp rock” was popularized by southern rock band CCR, whose sound was heavily influenced by the swampy environment of their hometown in El Cerrito, California.

One In A Million

Stephen Ryder is a country artist with a storyteller’s heart, weaving real-life experiences into heartfelt, powerful songs. His music blends traditional country with modern influences, creating songs that speak to love, life, and the journey in between. 

With a growing catalog of music, Stephen continues to share songs that resonate with listeners, whether it’s a heartfelt ballad, a foot-stomping anthem, or a reflective tune about life’s unexpected roads. His dedication to authenticity and storytelling makes his music a perfect fit for country radio and beyond. Follow me on Spotify!  

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A lifelong explorer of sound, I find inspiration in every beat, melody, and lyric. My taste spans genres from soulful jazz and timeless rock to electronic journeys and world rhythms. Music isn’t just entertainment for me it’s emotion, storytelling, and connection. Whether I’m diving into vinyl classics, discovering hidden indie gems, or creating playlists that tell a story, I’m always chasing that feeling only music can give. 🎶