“Discovery of the year . . . Fabulous harmonies and awesome musical chops.”
— John Platt, WFUV New York City

“Ridiculously engaging with a brainy intellectualism not often seen in a pop song. . . . Ryan’s acoustic guitarwork creates a steady and solid foundation for Cameron’s lyrics to shine.”   
— American Songwriter Magazine

“Green and Hood expertly weave pop-sensible tracks that ride the alternative folk wave straight into a medley of musical influences.”  
— PopMatters

“A hopped up and rocking Milk Carton Kids.” 
— Americana UK 

“The duo’s rock roots are evident in their high-energy performances but their music taps into contemporary folk and pop too, showcasing tight vocal harmonies as much as instrumental interplay.” 
— Acoustic Guitar Magazine

“Powerfully genuine . . . Tracks that convey positive messages of hope, acceptance, change, growth, and a better understanding of life’s lessons. Ryanhood should be applauded for having the courage and sense of self to be so open-hearted in a hard, cruel world.” 
— Zocalo Magazine

“Nestled in a great pocket, feeling all at once focused on storytelling and intimacy while not being afraid to wield a big musical stick.”  
— For Folk’s Sake

“Acoustic fusion aces Ryanhood offer an all-natural shot in the arm with Under the Leaves…Mixing bluegrass speed, jam-ready melodies, and pop-rocking forward momentum, two guys with guitars challenge decades of easy-listening ‘rules.’”
— Nashville Lifestyle

“Ryanhood’s sound falls somewhere in between rock and folk, characterized by stirring harmonies and world class musicianship.”
— Syracuse.com

“Certain to put a spring in your step and bring a smile to your face!”  
— Ukulele Magazine

“The pair create indie folk with a bit of bounce, but don’t let the feel-good attitude in the music distract you from the seriously dexterous guitar work.”  
— YabYumWest

“This Tucson, AZ duo really knows how to get your feet tapping while delivering a genuine message about internal reflection.” 
— The Indy Review

“Ryanhood have continuously honed their harmonies and melodies to a place where they exude an effortlessness that only comes with endless hours of work.”
— Beachcomber

“True showmanship . . . They consistently deliver an amazing live performance.”  
— CD Blender

“Hood’s vocal delivery brings an affecting authenticity. Throughout, they play furiously together and Green’s melodic leads and solos often provide the highlights. Their trademark acoustic folk-pop sound will remind some listeners of the work of Dan Fogelberg and Simon & Garfunkel.”
— Tucson Weekly

“The band seems like a match made in radio heaven. Ryanhood got a standing ovation after its act opening for pop star Jason Mraz. Cameron Hood and Ryan Green, armed with finger-flying acoustic-guitar solos, vocal harmonies and crowd-pleasing banter, easily won over the audience of more than 1,500.” 
— Arizona Daily Star

“A heartfelt slice of hook-heavy, folk-laced pop, complete with introspective musings and lush instrumentals.”
— Daily Wildcat 

“Green’s songs with Hood, at this point, have the synergy that mostly comes from musicians who have known each other for a good deal of their lives growing together as artists. “
— Queen City Sound

“Enough pop to be radio hits and enough folk that it’s still cool to listen to them.”
— The Anchorage Press

“One of the most requested acts by college buyers all across the country.”
— Campus Activities Magazine

“Ryanhood took stage at 8 p.m. Consisting of two guitars and two guys in ties, this band won the crowd by 8:02. Receiving a standing ovation, I think Ryanhood will be this generation’s new mix of Simon and Garfunkel, America, and U2.”
— Idaho State Journal