Just days before his passing, on Jan. 17, Ryan posted to Instagram about the best time in his life. He wrote, "I was at home all depressed after The Voice. I was trying to pick up the pieces of putting my life together and was getting used to waking up to 60,000 Facebook messages of people who said they knew me that was hilarious and I got a call from The Voice asking me to come back to do the finale and here it is best time of my life ever!"
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Ryan made it to Blake’s Top 5 before being eliminated. While on The Voice, he recorded four hit singles including "Lights," Tina Turner's "What's Love Got to Do with It," "Easy" by Rascal Flatts and "Second Chance" by Shinedown. He returned for the one final performance in the finale.
Ryan began playing the guitar, violin, cello and drums at age 9, and eventually sharpened his skills to write songs. He formed with the band Indulge and recorded the album "Tomorrow's another Day" in 2005. After 10 years with the band, Ryan went solo and recorded the 12-song album "Where I've Been."
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