Ryan DeSiatoSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Ryan's music is described by Doyle Osburn, a former DJ for Austin station KLBJ, as "artists who feel what they perform are easy to come by; musicians who compose meaningful words and engaging hooks are uncommon." Ryan has an innate ability for exposing listeners to new genres and sounds without losing the straight-up rock melodies that drew them there in the first place, with a sound that crosses genuine rock with modern-day production elements.

Ryan communicates to his audience with every line, using a voice that mimics a spectrum of vocalists from Chris Isaak to Chris Cornell.

In This Is It, he writes, "Answers simply repeat the questions, and the reason is so hard to discover, Answers just repeat the questions, and reason cannot find the rhyme." Ryan emphasizes that it's all about elevating the music. The show is the songs.

In a live situation, it's also critical that the music matches the location so that everyone in the audience can relate to it.

Ryan has created a collection of music that demonstrates his variety throughout the previous five years, including two self-produced acoustic CDs spanning from Spanish sonatas to folk music, as well as the studio albums In the Land of the Deaf and I Am.

Ryan has crossed the gap between rock, flamenco, folk, and classical music, as well as his work with other bands, including a two-year spell as the vocalist of famous San Antonio alt-rock band Dharma. Ryan DeSiato's message is clear: he creates music for the masses.

What will keep the people listening is the fact that he does so without discounting their potential for meaningful music.