Surfer-turned-Rocker Ry Cuming’s Self-Titled Debut Is Here
Once a promising pro surfer with endorsement deals from Quicksilver and Roxy, Australia native Ry Cuming chose to leave his surfing career behind in favor of a future in music. He’s being widely compared to Jason Mraz, and has an easy-going style that is the perfect fit for your summer playlist.
Surfing Rocks! Photo GalleryCuming’s debut album is self-titled and comes out July 20th. On the album he’s got help from some vocal heavy-hitters, including Sara Bareilles on a track called “Always Remember Me”, and Maroon 5‘s Jesse Carmichael on “Home”.
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Here’s Cuming performing “Always Remember Me” live at Project Rhythm Seed.
Here’s the track list for Ry Cuming’s self-titled album:
Some Kind Of Love
Tearing Me Apart
Always Remember Me
Meaning Of It All
City Of Lights
Harder To Say
Chemistry
How Could You Say
Heartbreak
Is This Love
Home
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