Patty Ryan

Patty Ryan is an Italian singer and songwriter known for her contributions to the Eurodisco and Italo disco genres during the 1980s. Born in 1967, she gained prominence with her catchy melodies and danceable beats, characteristic of the era's electronic music scene. Her notable works include hits like “You’re My Love,” “Dreamin’ of You,” and “Stay with Me Tonight,” which showcased her distinctive vocal style and helped define the Italo disco sound. Ryan's music often features romantic lyrics and synthesizer-driven arrangements, appealing to both club audiences and radio listeners. She is particularly remembered for her ability to blend pop sensibilities with dance music, which garnered her a dedicated fan base across Europe and beyond. While her mainstream success waned in the late 1980s, Patty Ryan's influence persists, as her tracks are frequently revisited in contemporary remix culture and nostalgia for the 1980s dance scene. The revival of interest in Italo disco in recent years has further cemented her legacy, making her an enduring figure in the history of electronic dance music.