the album. The singer announced that French Connection was the end of an era, and from now on she will only release material written by her. She received a Multi-Platinum award from Spain for selling more than 300.000 digital songs. 2011–2012: Electroshock Ryan announced via Facebook that her next album, Electroshock, would be released in 2011, preceded by a single "LoveLife". Another single, "Broken", was released on 7 October 2011. On 9 December 2011, she appeared as musical guest on The Voice of Romania. The album, which was delayed, was released on 25 June 2012. The album is entirely containing songs in English and has no cover version included. On 12 May 2012, another single, entitled "Robots", was released. 2013–present: non-album singles After Electroshock was released, Ryan expressed via Facebook her intention to only release non-album singles, as she feels that the music industry is changing, by the fact that almost nobody buys full albums anymore, with iTunes. She started this purpose releasing the non-album singles "Light in the Dark", released via iTunes on 24 May 2013, and "Heart Flow", released on 13 August 2013. "Heart Flow" was also the anthem of the World Outgames 2013. On December 2013, she recorded "Sé que tu lluitaràs", a Catalan-language cover of Bob Sinclar's song "World, Hold On (Children of the Sky)". It was included on the various artists compilation El disc de la Marató 2013 (TV3). On 1 September 2014, Ryan released a new song via iTunes, "Not Alone", which is a Franco-English song. In August 2015, Ryan released a new single via iTunes, "Runaway (Smalltown Boy)", which is a cover of British band Bronski Beat's song "Smalltown Boy". The song is also included on the various artists compilation MNM Summertime 2015. In January 2016, Ryan released another single via iTunes, this time a cover of British singer Black's song "Wonderful Life". In June 2016, she released a new single via iTunes, "Comment te dire adieu", a cover of the song by French singer Françoise Hardy, which is also a French-language cover of the song "It Hurts to Say Goodbye", originally performed by American singer Margaret Whiting. Discography Studio albums Different (2002) Stronger (2004) Alive (2006) Free (2008) Electroshock (2012) References External links 1980 births Belgian techno musicians Living people Eurodance musicians Eurovision Song Contest entrants for Belgium Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 2006 Flemish musicians People from Limburg (Belgium) French-language singers