The Story
About Ron Meyers
A life measured not in miles traveled, but in songs that had to be sung — and finally were.
Singer · Songwriter · Storyteller
A Voice Forged by Living
Ron Meyers is the kind of songwriter who has earned his songs. It started early — from the church pew, where music first moved him, to pressing his nose against the glass of a guitar shop window at fourteen, to the garage bands of high school. The seed was planted young. Life just took its time bringing it to flower.
Born in the early 1950s, Ron came of age during one of the most transformative eras in American music. The Beatles' White Album, Cat Stevens' Tea for the Tillerman, The Moody Blues' Nights in White Satin — these were the records that shaped his ear and his heart, and their influence runs quietly through everything he has made since.
Before returning full-time to music, Ron built a full life as an international business professional and entrepreneur — working across continents, living in China, Philippines, and Peru, seeing the world from angles most people never do. Every road left its mark. The songs that emerged from that life speak plainly, honestly — the way a man talks when he's finally got nothing left to prove.
The Music
Where the Songs Come From
Over six studio albums — Magic Child (1997), Touch the Soul (1999), Shoot'n the Moon (2003), Memory Lane (2007), Fire in The Stone (2006), and The Choice (2009) — Ron built a catalog of nearly 75 songs. Half are his own originals; half are carefully chosen covers that reveal the breadth of his taste: The Beatles, Cat Stevens, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Eva Cassidy, Joni Mitchell, and more. Each interpretation is unmistakably Ron's — not imitation, but conversation.
His voice — weathered yet expressive — carries the emotional weight of his material with quiet authority. He describes his favorite original composition, "See My Eyes," as possessing "mystery, power, love, and a raw electric edge" — qualities that run through his best work. And his continued creative output into his seventies, including the 2023 single "The China Doll," signals an artist still discovering new corners of his craft.
Based in Reno, Nevada, Ron continues to write, record, and release music. His catalog is distributed through CD Baby and streams on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and YouTube.
Ready to Listen?
Stream Ron's music on your favorite platform or get in touch for bookings and press inquiries.