Erika Ryann Larkspur, Colorado
"Nobody leaves until somebody cries"
Erika Ryann pulls her sound from dimly lit honky tonks, small western towns, and
years lived in the tangled woods of the Colorado foothills. She writes what she knows. From songs about grit and perseverance to raw portrayals of love, she's known for cutting to the heart with her honest lyrics and warm vocal inflection.
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