Ritz Murphy Releases Single "Boytoy" From New Album "Back In The Game"

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - July 12, 2019 - PRLog -- Singer and songwriter Ritz Murphy debuts the first single "Boytoy" on July 12th, 2019, off of his upcoming album "Back in the Game." "Boytoy" has an edgy, rhythmic beat that highlights Ritz's R&B roots and incredible vocal chops. With a danceable groove and a sing-along hook, "Boytoy" will appeal to pop audiences around the globe.

Ritz teamed with producer Tim "Krazyfigz" Walls on "Boytoy", which will be released on Bit-O-Ritz Music. The music video will be available on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/ritzmurphy) on July 12, 2019, along with the single release on all major music platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes and Amazon Music. Ritz Murphy is managed by Pam Browne.

"Boytoy" is already making waves among music industry insiders and is predicted to shoot to the top of the charts. Now Ritz is preparing for the release of his album "Back in the Game" on all major music platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes and Amazon Music.

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About Ritz Murphy

Ritz Murphy is originally from San Diego and he started singing at a young age. Straight out of school, Ritz joined the vocal group Rare Blend, and before he knew it, Rare Blend was signed to a record deal with Curb Records in Nashville. Rare Blend had a number of singles that topped the charts, including songs on the platinum-selling soundtrack for "Coyote Ugly" and the international hit film "Angel Eyes" starring Jennifer Lopez.

Following his successful run with Rare Blend, Ritz set out on his solo career. After moving to Los Angeles, Ritz fronted several popular L.A. bands and wrote songs with L.A. producers like Kenetix, and songwriters like Jaime Galvez who co-wrote "Don't Wanna Try" with Frankie J that went Top 20 on the US Billboard charts. Ritz then moved to Nashville where he started writing new songs with a new flavor and teamed up with L.A. producer/writer Kenetix and North Carolina based producer Krazyfigz to create a new chapter in his career. Find out more about Ritz at www.ritzmurphy.com.