Ryland Moranz

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Ryland Moranz (born 1986) is a Canadian folk and country singer-songwriter based in Lethbridge, Alberta, [1] whose 2020 album XO, 1945 was a Canadian Folk Music Award nominee for Contemporary Album of the Year at the 17th Canadian Folk Music Awards in 2022. [2]

Originally from Fort Macleod, Moranz studied music at the University of Lethbridge, [3] and released his debut album Hello New Old World in 2016. [1] He has toured both as a solo artist to support the album, and as a session musician in Leeroy Stagger's band. [1]

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