David Meltzer
Global sensation Ryan McKenzie returns with a striking new single, Bad Ways a song crafted from the raw edges of love, loss, and the emotional fallout that lingers long after someone walks away. In this powerful track, McKenzie unpacks the kind of heartbreak that comes when you love someone deeply, yet they hold on to self-destructive habits, miscommunication, and fear. Bad Ways is more than a breakup song; it’s a story of guiding a lost partner back to the memories that once meant everything, hoping they realize the love they abandoned before it’s too late.
The British global artist, who has been spotlighted by major media brands including MTV, CNN, ABC, and CBS, has carved a lane where vulnerability meets global creativity. His ability to tell emotionally charged stories while still delivering a catchy, immersive listening experience has made him one of the most compelling rising stars on the international stage.
With Bad Ways, McKenzie offers listeners an unfiltered look at regret, longing, and the pain of watching someone walk away from something genuine. The song speaks directly to those who’ve ever been left to suffer the weight of someone else’s decisions reminding them they’re not alone, and that their story matters too. This is why fans across continents connect to his music: it’s honest, relatable, and built on real emotional truth.
But Ryan McKenzie is not stopping here. Behind the scenes, he’s engineering a bold era of expansion, collaborating with artists from Latin America, the USA, and the UK. His cross-culture approach is creating waves, inspiring new-age creators to take risks, trust their vision, and step into their own artistic magic. McKenzie has become a symbol of creative fearlessness a reminder that when you align your mindset with your purpose, anything is possible.
His highly anticipated album Hot N Nice is scheduled for release on 15 May 2026, and insiders claim it will reveal a completely new dimension of Ryan’s artistry. Known for being full of surprises, McKenzie’s upcoming year is expected to be his most transformative yet, with projects aimed at pushing boundaries and making a lasting impact on global music culture.
As 2026 approaches, Ryan McKenzie stands not just as an artist but as a movement. A storyteller. A creative force determined to make the world feel something real again.
