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Ryn Weaver (born August 10, 1992) is a San Diego-born singer, songwriter and producer who is best known for her 2014 debut single “OctaHate”, hailing from Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Born in San Diego, California and raised in Los Angeles, California,

Aryn Michelle Wüthrich aka Ryn Weaver, was determined to become an artist

in one form or another. During her time at Canyon Crest Academy in San

Diego, Weaver took up musical theatre, acting, painting and music, however

subsequently attended NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts to pursue acting

before dropping out and returning to California to focus on her music.

Through a connection Weaver developed in New York and a successful

series of tracks uploaded to her SoundCloud page, the singer inked a deal

with the Interscope subsidiary Friends Keep Secrets. With label backing

Weaver issued her first official single “OctaHate” in June 2014, which

stood apart from her synthpop peers for is effortless and playful manner.

Before long the single had received a wealth of publicity from fellow

artists including Paramore’s Hayley Williams, Charli XCX, and Harry Styles.

Charting at No. 3 on the U.S. Bubbling Under Chart and No. 27 on the U.S.

Pop Chart, the single was a huge success for Weaver catapulting her to

blogosphere notoriety.

In August 2014 the singer issued her debut EP “Promises” on Friends Keep

Secrets. Peaking at No. 105 on the Billboard 200, however topping the U.S.

Heatseekers chart, the record consolidated Weaver’s sound and paved the way

for her debut full-length. Following her national television debut on the

“Late Show with David Letterman” in which she performed “OctaHate”, Ryn

Weaver released her first studio album “The Fool” in June 2015. Release by

Interscope/Mad Love the record peaked at No. 30 on the Billboard 200 and

features Benny Blanco and Michael Angelakos at the production reigns. The

album was generally well-received upon release and hosted guest

contributions from Cashmere Cat, Charlotte OC, and Charli XCX.

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Ryn Weaver was quoted in an interview as saying "I'm a little wild horse that got picked up and turned into a show pony." Her performance nailed that, in a good way. Her free and whimsical personality comes through during the set, yet she still rocks the house in her sultry, intense way. She connects with the audience by sharing intimate details about the songs before performing them. At one point, she asks everyone to put our phones away and say hello to two strangers near you "church style," saying "take a selfie with them, makeout, whatever." I really appreciated the opportunity to connect with the people around me since I was there alone and saw many people having significant interactions during this time.

She is one of the increasingly rare occasions where her live performance is better than her album. Ryn played every song from her EP/first album, starting with Runaway and ending with New Constellations...just like "The Fool."

Her band stands down for song or two to allow Ryn to showcase her phenomenal voice. She doesn't thank her band at the end of the night or pay them much attention throughout. They also deserve credit for an amazing performance, but I will say that her vocal range is so incredible, you often forget anyone else is on the stage. Would definitely recommend seeing this artist live and can't wait for her to come back to NYC!

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Literally had the best time ever. I loved, loved, loved seeing her in person. So good. Such great energy and vibe. She is so so so good! I would highly recommend you going to see Ryn Weaver. Even if you have never seen her before you will likely love her. She has such a unique sound and her music is really awesome and inspiring.

The show was amazing. I left the show more excited than when I initially entered the venue. Her performance was awesome and she introduced me to songs I didn't even realize I would love. Excellent openers as well.

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Discovery: Ryn Weaver

By ilana kaplan, june 16, 2015.

During the past year, you may have heard Internet whispers (or shouts) about Ryn Weaver’s viral hit “OctaHate”—a song that sonically falls somewhere between Katy Perry and Charli XCX, who actually co-wrote the track. After the Internet dust settled, however, the 22-year-old singer proved that her music is more than just hype with her EP Promises , and now, her debut full-length, The Fool (out today).

While the California-born singer has always been interested in music, she’s taken her time to establish herself. Weaver first met producer Benny Blanco (who co-produced The Fool with Passion Pit’s Michael Angelakos) in New York while attending NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2013. After dropping out and moving back to California, the pair reconnected, began producing songs, and Weaver has since gathered a following with her catchy electropop infused with lyrical metaphors for love, romance, and breakups. Weaver’s debut LP   tells the story of two relationships and the personal growth that followed. Prior to the release, we caught up with the muscian.

NAME: Ryn Weaver

BASED: Los Angeles

THE FOOL : [The album] starts off with a jingle that’s twisted, dark, and scorching. It’s called “If It Takes Two” and talks about the co-dependency that comes with a bad relationship and how co-dependency requires you to push blame back and forth; it’s this dark thing where you need each other. Right out of that, I go into a song called “Runaway,” which is about needing to break free and find my independence and freedom. There’s a lyric that says, “You don’t know me and I don’t know myself / You better lose me now before I lose myself / You don’t love me and I don’t love myself.” It comes from this place of knowing that you need to start over because your loss is their loss. Then, the next song is “OctaHate” and as the record goes on, I find myself. This song “Pierre” is about all of the lovers I’ve had because I wanted to de-stigmatize the concept of needing to have lovers. You should go find yourself in this crazy world after being heartbroken and wanting to make this romantic song. Instead of it feeling like this dirty thing, it was a beautiful time in my life, and I had fun. There’s this song called “Free” that’s about someone who runs beside you. It’s about finding everything I’ve ever wanted.

WANTING MORE: The last song is called “New Constellations” and it’s about people who discovered that the Earth wasn’t flat; once they discovered that, they kept looking for more. A lot of us have stay-at-home mothers and mothers from traditional homes, [but] we’re living in this de-stigmatized world where the economy requires a double-earning household. There are a lot of things that push women to go and live for themselves. We pose the question of is it wrong for us to want more than what we thought we always wanted? I would like to think not. This whole record is about being a dreamer.

GIRL POWER: With the new music video [for “Octahate”], I liked the concept because it was much more personal. Out of this ruin comes all this beauty, because the relationship between the girl in the video and I came from the ex-boyfriend that the song was written about: I was in a relationship [with him], but she didn’t know he was. I’m so girl power on that level—she didn’t owe me anything and I didn’t owe her anything. The only person who owed me anything was the person who was in a relationship with me. [Because] people have a tendency to go for the same kind of women, we just became the best of friends—literally inseparable from the day we met. I thought it was really beautiful; the song was really written about that. She really helped me come to terms with the fact that I wasn’t crazy and she eased my mind.

The verses are playing at security, they’re playing adults, but the chorus is very childlike. I love the juxtaposition of being in this big house and gorgeous dinner party, and beginning to stuff your faces and get really nervous around each other. It’s like facing [the other] woman—that food fight, it’s the mess that comes with uncovering a [cheating] situation. At the end, we’re on the table and hugging.

ROCK ‘N’ ROLL: I love Joni Mitchell. I’m a big David Bowie fan. I grew up on the Beatles and Pink Floyd. As far as contemporaries go, I’m a big Arctic Monkeys fan. I come from more of the rock ‘n’ roll, alternative world. I love the Black Keys and things like that. I also love Joanna Newsom, Tori Amos, and I’m a big Fiona Apple fan. I love people who are very riddle-y in their songwriting because I like things that tickle your ear. I like to study music across the board and see what tickles my ears.

FIGHTING THE HATERS: That’s why I was so scared to put out music in the first place. We live in such a scary place for girls, especially in this industry—they want to tear women apart. I knew, right from the jump, that because I was making pop-leaning music that people would be trying to discredit me. If you co-write a song and someone’s in the room, and it’s a boy, most of the time they’re going to pretend that the boy wrote the song and you’re singing it. It’s always these people on the Internet that pretend they know everything about the world—these weird little reddit trolls. Artists are sensitive, and they expect us to be sensitive while also being bulletproof to the public. Most of the hate I get isn’t from girls; it’s these dudes who are trying to discredit my merit, which is funny to me. It’s like, “What are you doing sitting at your computer? Nothing. I’ve written a record. I’ve written multiple albums that I’ve never put out. I’ve been doing this since I was a child and this was all I ever wanted to do.” When people have things to say, they don’t know the backstory.

THE FOOL IS OUT TODAY, JUNE 16. FOR MORE ON WEAVER, VISIT HER FACEBOOK .

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Ryn Weaver’s Live Show Proves as Titillating as Her Debut Album, ‘The Fool’: Concert Review

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Probably the last thing you’d take away from Ryn Weaver ‘s newly released debut, The Fool , is that the San Diego native is a poppy girl who just wants to have fun. So it was slightly startling to see her seem borderline confectionary as her tour hit Neumos in Seattle Friday night. Startling, but not disconcerting. True, someone who listened to The Fool and felt heavily invested in the album’s more idiosyncratic singer/songwriter moments might conceivably feel betrayed by the pretty-girl-striking-poses aspects of her in-concert persona. But, mostly, it was actually a little bit refreshing to see that Weaver doesn’t take herself as seriously as you might have suspected. 

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The singer who broke out with “Octahate” last year is clearly willing to act her 22-year-old age, which in this case meant enjoying an uninhibitedly rocking good time on stage. Does a modern gal have to choose whether to be Florence Welch or Katy Perry ? It seems not. Being both sexy and heady, Weaver has some options and she’s using them all.

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Weaver kicked off her show, with the album-opener “Runaway,” the track that most lulls you into thinking the Florence + Machine or Kate Bush elements might dominate the set with its tribal percussion and bitter sentiments. But she didn’t stay in angry ethereal mode for long. “Pierre,” possibly the album’s best song, settled the set an easy, conversational tone as Weaver ran through a narrative list of the lovers she’s entertained while waiting to reunite with her true one. The singer even alluded to, and instantly dismissed, the idea of slut-shaming as she cataloged this short list of temporary boyfriends, embracing both the elusive ideal of romantic love and the more easily obtainable stopgaps like only a very self-aware 22-year-old could. At this age, being a hopeful but slightly lusty omnivore suits her well, apparently in real life as it does on record.

Benny Blanco’s tutelage of Weaver represents a triumph of artist development, as he’s co-produced (with Passion Pit ‘s Michael Angelakos) an album that thoroughly appeals to the heavily programmed pop zeitgeist but also translated quite well to a more rock setting in concert. Weaver’s four-piece backing band did a deft job of recreating the record’s synthesized textures, with some tweaks that made for a more exciting stage show, such as replacing the seemingly fake cymbal crashes in the double-time chorus of “Octahate” with real ones and substituting an actual band crescendo for the dubstep climax of the title track.

Ryn Weaver’s ‘OctaHate’ Tweets A Loud Debut

Fronting this, with her constant motion and unashamed dearth of polished moves, Weaver actually managed to seem more like an old-fashioned rock chick than pop thrush. Maybe it was just her skin-tight jeans and newly mangled bangs, or maybe it’s that she really does have all the right influences and devil-may-care attitude.

Occasionally one can hear that kind of Joan Baez folk-singer trill in Weaver’s voice, although might not really notice it until, say, the brave a capella run-on-sentence coda of “Traveling Song.” The closing number of both album and show, “New Constellations,” also seemed age-appropriate in its themes — stay with the boy you love, or reach for the stars? — and nicely age-inappropriate in its relative folksiness.

And then Weaver was off, having played all 11 songs from the album with no encore, which might have seemed skimpy if she hadn’t already offered a debutante-prodigy’s array of attitudes and influences. The Fool was already one of the year’s most impressive debuts and it’s a kick to get a better handle on what she is live: a poetically minded good-time-girl omnivore.

Runaway Pierre Sail On Stay Low The Fool Free Traveling Song Promises Here is Home Octahate New Constellations

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Get Ryn Weaver tickets now to see an amazing performance live by a great entertainer. Synth-pop songwriter Ryn Weaver began an internet sensation with her 2014 debut single, "OctaHate," whose viral popularity led to mainstream success the following year. She was born Erin Michelle Wüthrich on August 10, 1992, and grew up in the San Diego suburb of Encinitas, California. Initially interested in pursuing an acting career, she attended college in New York City and began landing roles in short films, web programs, and TV shows like CSI: Crime Scene Investigation during her early twenties.

It was in New York that she met pop songwriter and Grammy-nominated producer Benny Blanco, who signed her to a record deal. After moving home to California and adopting the alias of Ryn Weaver, she partnered with a supergroup of collaborators — including Blanco, Charli XCX, Passion Pit's Michael Angelakos, and Norwegian DJ Cashmere Cat — on "OctaHate," which was uploaded to her SoundCloud page in June 2014.

An immediate hit, the song topped Billboard's Emerging Artists chart that same month and peaked at Number 27 on the Mainstream Top 40. Promises, Weaver's debut EP, was released later that summer, climbing to Number 1 on Billboard's Heatseekers Albums chart and paving the way for her first full-length album, The Fool. Released in June 2015, The Fool debuted at Number 30 in America. Weaver earned additional success as a songwriter for other artists, penning JoJo's Top 10 club single "When Love Hurts" in 2015 and contributing heavily to the BTS/Charli XCX duet "Dream Glow," which topped the US World Digital Songs chart in 2019. Get your Ryn Weaver tickets today!

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Ryn Weaver Tour Dates & Concert Schedule

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Ryn Weaver's setlist while performing in Brooklyn , NY at “Music Hall of Williamsburg” included the following songs:

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