Rutter recorded a cover version of the song of " Put Your Records On", which was released on April 24, 2020, originally independently through DistroKid and later re-released through Disruptor Records and Columbia Records. Ritt Momney was previously the name of an indie band formed by Rutter in high-school, but he became a solo artist after his bandmates departed to become LDS missionaries. Rutter graduated from East High School in Salt Lake City. He grew up in a heavily LDS community, which influenced his early musical career. When he was about two years old, his family moved to Salt Lake City, where he resides to this day. Rutter was born on October 12, 1999, in Dallas, Texas. His stage name is a spoonerism of American politician Mitt Romney, who was the Republican nominee during the 2012 United States presidential election and is currently a United States Senator representing Rutter’s home state of Utah since 2019. Here is to hoping this is only the beginning for Ritt Momney.Jack William Rutter (born October 12, 1999), better known as Ritt Momney, is an American singer from Salt Lake City, Utah. “Sunny Boy” is the perfect COVID-19, breakup, feel good, catch all album that indie-pop has seen in a long while. Ritt Momney gives fans of indie-pop a refreshing, double take album with “Sunny Boy.” For those who cannot get enough of the band, the “Sunny Boy” tour will kick of Feb.
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As the name suggests, “Sunny Boy” does follow a rather light and breezy instrumental pattern, giving it a “drive with the windows down” feeling. The second verse reflects the struggles of living during the pandemic era with the lines, “These days stuck in my phone, I hardly feel like I’m free/Caged up in my body, hardly feeling like me/Dirt on my mind, my feet are so clean.” Artfully demonstrating the impacts staying in one place can have on the mind, “Sunny Boy” reflects what it means to be hopeful in the midst of despair. The titular track, “Sunny Boy” falls in the second slot on the album and sets up the rest of the track list perfectly. While this may not be the Ritt Momney, “Put Your Records On” listeners are used to, it is certainly a more compelling and evolved form of the young artist.
These are displayed prominently on the album’s ninth track, “Escalator.” Synthesized beats and notes accentuate the lyrics “Call me a ghost/But mind you/I’ve got some pain so real it came alive,” to create a haunting ballad about pain and loss. Ritt Momney has grown instrumentally since his debut, gaining more electronic sounds and elements. Echoing vocals and dissonant songs are also features of the track, pulling together the idea that opposing forces can come together. The debut single from the album, “HEADSTART,” encapsulates the message of the album with lyrics like “Cuz’ there’s no part of mе that can’t be torn apart/If you’re not ready to leave, then I’ll take the headstart.” Reflecting a torn relationship and taking the steps necessary to remove oneself from a bad situation, “HEADSTART” has the lyrical force Ritt Momney fans crave. When asked about the inspiration for the album by Broadway World Music, Rutter said the album reflects learning that life and healing is sometimes more about what you need to lose in order to grow and not necessarily about what you can gain. Ritt Momney gained the most recognition for the cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s “Girl Put Your Records On,” which began trending on TikTok, the social media platform that features short videos and clips. Heavily influenced by his relationship with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Rutter’s early music reflected the impact of church life on young people. Originally a high school group, Ritt Momney became the solo act of Jack Rutter in 2018. “Sunny Boy,” the sophomore album from Ritt Momney, the indie-pop singer-songwriter hailing from Salt Lake City, Utah, stuns with its laid back, bright sound.Īfter gaining recognition for the breakthrough single, “Young Adult,” Ritt Momney released his first studio album “Her and All of My Friends” in 2019.
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