in prison. The album featured band members from Strays Don't Sleep, and was self-produced with Neilson Hubbard. It was released on December 5, 2006 through 2minutes59 and iTunes, and Ryan embarked on a US tour with Tim Easton in February 2007. From a Late Night Highrise was met with the strongest wave of critical support Ryan has received to date. It was praised as "A must-hear, have-to-own epic of an album that should be required listening for every songwriter—and music lover—in the world." 2012 - In The Dusk of Everything In the early winter of 2011 Ryan started writing for his next album after moving from Nashville, Tennessee to a town just outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (the state where he was born!). In The Dusk of Everything was recorded and mixed between April and July 2012, and released on October 30, 2012. He made the record with the help of David Ricketts, the producer of his first album, May Day. Discography May Day (1997, A&M Records) East Autumn Grin (2000, A&M Records) Concussion (2001, Waxy Silver Records; 2003, One Little Indian) Regret Over the Wires (2003, Hybrid Recordings) From a Late Night High Rise (2006, 259 Records (00:02:59)) Matthew Ryan vs. The Silver State (2008, 259 Records (00:02:59) & One Little Indian) Dear Lover (2009, The Dear Future Collective) Dear Lover (The Acoustic Version) (2010, The Dear Future Collective) I Recall Standing As Though Nothing Could Fall (2011, The Dear Future Collective) In The Dusk of Everything (2012, Plastic Violin) Boxers (2014, Produced by Kevin Salem) Hustle Up Starlings (2016, Produced by Brian Fallon from The Gaslight Anthem) Starlings Unadorned (2018) On Our Death Day b/w And It's Such A Drag (2019, Need To Know) Current Events (2020, Hearts & Smarts) Life Is Beautiful (EP, 2020, Hearts & Smarts) References External links 1971 births Living people People from Chester, Pennsylvania People from Delaware County, Pennsylvania American alternative country singers American male singer-songwriters American country singer-songwriters Singer-songwriters from Pennsylvania 21st-century American singers Country musicians from Pennsylvania 21st-century American male singers