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Sleepless Nights 3:510:00/3:51
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0:00/3:51
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My Turn 4:120:00/4:12
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Searching for Water 4:040:00/4:04
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Lady Nomad 3:350:00/3:35
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Honest Liar 3:370:00/3:37
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The One Up There 3:340:00/3:34
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Saying Something 3:160:00/3:16
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Cobblestones 3:080:00/3:08
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Black Widow 3:210:00/3:21
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Maybe Magic 3:510:00/3:51
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I Honestly Miss You 3:510:00/3:51
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Superhero 3:270:00/3:27
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Miles Away 3:550:00/3:55
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Controlled Chaos 3:340:00/3:34
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0:00/3:34
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The Invisible Girl 3:230:00/3:23
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Only You 3:170:00/3:17
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Kings of the Broken 3:390:00/3:39
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Poison Kisses 3:250:00/3:25
Seven Days
October 15, 2025
Album review of Maybe Magic
by Chris Farnsworth
"Sweezey’s music is a callback to the mid-’90s folk-tinged pop and alternative rock of bands such as Deep Blue Something, Matchbox Twenty and Counting Crows. On his sixth LP, Maybe Magic, Sweezey has refined his songwriting and upped the production game so significantly that his songs sound like they belong in the conversation with his obvious inspirations.”
“Every hook, melodic guitar and stab of synth is so meticulously placed that it’s apparent he has his art down to a science. He’s one of the Green Mountains’ most ambitious pop writers and has a clear vision of what he wants his music to do.
Music Evolution
Ryan Sweezey’s Maybe Magic Redefines New Music
"Ryan Sweezey‘s “Maybe Magic” feels like opening a time capsule of heart, hope, and hard-earned wisdom."
“Each song is filled with emotion – from quiet moments of reflection to bursts of energy that remind you why rock still matters.”
“Ryan’s voice has that rare blend of honesty and warmth that instantly draws you in.”
“There’s no exaggeration, no pretense – just an artist sharing his truth with complete honesty. It’s nostalgic but never stuck in the past, familiar yet refreshingly vibrant. You can hear growth, patience, and the belief that sometimes, the best things take time to blossom. As the final echoes drift away, it becomes clear — Ryan Sweezey hasn’t merely created music; he’s unveiled a fragment of his very soul.”
Edgar Allan Poets
September 24, 2025
Review of “The One Up There”
by Chris Mariotti
