“Finch Song” is a poem I wrote while walking downtown Boston in the Spring, and seeing the birds return to their regularly scheduled activities of pecking and fluttering down the street. It had been gray and cold for months, and this was the first time it felt happy outside in a long while. – Ryley Tate

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Today, S-Curve Records released “Party Girl,” their first single with newest signing Ryley Tate.

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Ryley is a 18-year-old self-taught pop artist from Montgomery, Alabama who began producing music when he was still in 7^th grade.  He gained national attention as a four-chair-turn finalist on Season 23 of NBC’s The Voice (watch audition HERE) – but his artist direction began evolving last summer when he began working on a new batch of songs.

Ryley just finished a run of shows with AJR and began teasing “Party Girl” a few weeks ago.  He produced “Party Girl” and is the sole songwriter on the track (self-published/BMI). 

Having been raised in the south while also finding inspiration from a wide range of artists – including Bon Iver and Charli XCX – Ryley has combined these varied directions into a refreshingly distinct sound that only a southern 18-year pop artist in 2025 could create.