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Serena Ryder
Folk-rock singer Serena Ryder was born in Ontario and grew up listening to her
parents' Beatles and Leonard Cohen records. After joining an artist's commune at
the age of 17 she began to perform locally and came to the attention of fellow
Canadian singer-songwriter Hawksley Workman. Workman owned a small independent
record label called Isadora and subsequently backed the limited release of
Ryder's first live album 'Live in Oz'.
Her career began to take off, albeit slowly, until the release of her fourth
studio album 'Is It O.K.' in 2008 which went to number one in the US Heat ...
