Ry Knott

Ry Knott Moved to Ottawa at a young age. In his 20s, from a middle-class suburban family, he has a media background, including radio and acting.A reputation for being bold and speaking his mind, he has an affinity, a juxtaposition between good and bad, like the lyrics from the song entitled: “Destination” - “When I’m good I’m very good, but when I’m bad I’m better”. Said song has a “lost” feel to it, where the listener gets the sense of Ry Knott’s delirium in the world that has been laid out before him.His writing motivations are political, and mostly emotionally driven. He torments himself with the “Age of Ideals”, where he explores the ideas of what could be, and how mankind’s ideologies do not always function in our society. Ry Knott also explores the importance, to some people, of their “Urgency for Currency”. The simplistic beauty shall prevail, and the visage of a starving artist appears, but in that visage lays his contentment with his state. Ry Knott has further compassion and survivalist instincts, in his song “I’m Not Mad”, which deals with his frustration set in a collage based upon self-questioning, and self analysis, and talking himself out of his current mindset.His wisdom is demonstrated through the album Studded Belt Blues, where he toils with the fabrications of man, and the ins and outs of the everyday struggle. Through his challenges and sullenness in dealing with the everyday obstacles, RY Knott was born…