Country music singer Kylie Ryan is set to release her newest single 'Wonder Woman' across streaming platforms, delivering a heartfelt tribute to maternal resilience. The song, co-written with Nashville songwriter Dustin James, explores the profound emotional landscape of motherhood through a nostalgic 90's country music lens.
Ryan's track draws inspiration from iconic country artists Martina McBride and Shania Twain, capturing the transformative experience of motherhood. The single highlights the superhero status mothers inherently possess in their children's eyes, with Ryan emphasizing that even during challenging moments, mothers remain powerful and loved.
Originally from Sydney, Australia, Ryan has established herself in Nashville's competitive music scene after signing a multi-year record deal with SSM Nashville/Red in 2023. Her musical style blends multiple genres, creating a unique sound described as combining AC/DC's energy with Carly Pearce's country sensibilities.
This release follows her previous successful singles 'Long Way Home' and 'Back in the Saddle', which performed well on country music charts. 'Wonder Woman' represents a deeply personal exploration of maternal love, with Ryan's favorite lyric capturing the essence of the track: 'Oh, when she says mama, everything's alright.'
The song's music video is scheduled for release in early April, promising to further amplify its emotional narrative about the unsung heroism of mothers worldwide.
