Free - Ryan Magee

 


"Free" is the debut album by Ryan Magee, originally from the duo SuperMega. The album was released in April of 2025, a month after the collapse of the original office building of SuperMega, The SuperMega-plex. 

The working title was "Mega-Plex", but this title was cut after finishing the song "Free Breaking". The recording of the album was quick and brief, as Ryan had begun to stock pile songs he had written after his friend Matt Watson had shot off with his music career.

The album was received well by fans of SuperMega and by critics, with "Best Friend" taking a small shine at number six on the charts.


Track-list:

1. Evening sun 

2. Castle Ground 

3. After Being Thrown 

4. White Knuckle Bust 

5. Best Friends 

6. Walking Tide (Instrumental)

7. Speaking For 

8. Broken Chair

9. How To Pass By

10. Walking Street 

11. Too Hard 

12. Free Breaking


Written by Ramius Runge.


Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA

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