"Hobbies" - Ryan Magee



“Hobbies” is the third studio album by Ryan Magee.

Released in 2028, the album had allegedly been in production since 2027. The main start of the album came from unused songs from his “Out Of Style” album. One of these was “Riders”, which would become the main single for the album. Production was halted however, mainly due to lawsuits from previous employees of Supermega. 
“It all stemmed from these old contracts we made at Supermega.I feel it was foolish I let so much slip under my nose, but it was out of my hands. After all these suits it left me quite drained. But I think it truly fueled my creative ambitions.” 
Ryan in 2027
The lawsuits mainly stemmed from unresolved contracts as well as a mishandling of Supermega’s small copyright. In the end, Ryan was able to keep the copyright, splitting it with Matt Watson. 
After the debacle was sorted, Ryan resumed work on the album, picking up where he had left off. 
The album has a much more Lo-fi feel than his previous two. This is most likely due to it being recorded mainly in the basement of his new country-side home. 

“Even after being set back a year, Ryan Magee has been able to catch his audience by their ears, and set his pan ablaze.”
Reviewer in 2028


Track-list
1. Riders
2. Door Down
3.  How Many Times
4. Fields Of Grey 
5. Snow Limb
6. Worship Jam 
7. Craft Desk 
8. Window 
9. Room Upstairs
10. Storage Home
11. Hobbies


Written by Ramius Runge



 

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