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Ryan McCartan is dropping a debut solo project!

The 24-year-old star released the first track, “Changed My Mind,” on Thursday (March 29).

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“‘Changed My Mind’ is the premiere single off my debut solo EP The Opposite. This is a massive passion project of mine, as every song was written, performed, produced, recorded and engineered all by me in my home studio,” Ryan tells Just Jared.

“‘Changed My Mind’ is one of five songs on the EP, which takes listeners through my convoluted and tumultuous grieving process following a horrific break up. Each song represents one of the five stages of grief, and ‘Changed My Mind’ is the final stage of acceptance. I feel blessed every day to be able to create and share my art with the world. I’ve never been happier in my entire life!”

Listen to “Changed My Mind” below!

Ryan McCartan keeps close to girlfriend Samantha Fekete at the premiere for Zac & Mia held at Awesomeness HQ on Monday night (November 6) in Los Angeles.

The singer/actor and Samantha have been dating for just a few months and are possibly the cutest couple ever! Anna Grace Barlow joined the couple at the event.

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If you missed it, Ryan just announced that his new single “Right Now” will be dropping on November 17th and we could not be more excited about it.

He even teased a little bit of the music video — check it below!

Ryan McCartan and Niki DeMartino aren’t sure what to make of the killing they just saw in the new promo for season two of Hulu’s Freakish.

The new stars will join Amanda Steele, Brant Daugherty, Saxon Sharbino and Jordan Calloway in the new season, along with Leo Howard, Liza Koshy, Adam Hicks, Tyler Chase, Meghan Rienks, and Melvin Gregg returning.

In season two, the Kent High School students are still trapped inside by the deadly explosion and will find their relationships tested when a new group of survivors arrives.

Friendships will be lost, enemies made, and ventures outside into the dangerous unknown will present life and death stakes for the students.

Freakish season 2 premieres October 18th on Hulu.

Ryan McCartan fans have been clamoring for new music ever since his last single, and it looks like they may finally get it!

“Just got off a very interesting phone call,” the 24-year-old former Liv & Maddie actor wrote on Instagram this afternoon with a music note emoji.

He also uploaded an image of six hand-written song titles scribbled in a notebook: “Right Now,” “Acting Like You Don’t,” “I Don’t Want You,” “He Don’t Know You,” “Changed My Mind,” and “Walk Away.”

It certainly looks like an EP to us. Let the fan speculation begin in 3, 2, 1…

Dove Cameron fans are freaking out a bit over the 2017 Solar Eclipse right now.

It turns out that an ABC broadcast of the celestial event used Dove and former musical partner Ryan McCartan‘s song “Glowing in The Dark” for the theme song.

“Def never thought a song of mine would be used as the theme for a once in a lifetime natural phenomenon #glowinginthedark #SolarEclipse17,” Dove tweeted after several fans pointed it out to her over Twitter.

One fan wrote to her: “so glad that @DoveCameron invented the eclipse!! You go babydoll.”

Another added, “my baby’s @DoveCameron ‘s song glowing in the dark is the song for the news coverage of the eclipse I’m so proud.”

Check out more below!

Hulu just announced the new additions to the season two cast of Freakish – and it’s pretty much all your faves!

Niki DeMartino, Ryan McCartan, Amanda Steele, Brant Daugherty, Saxon Sharbino and Jordan Calloway are all joining the new season of the show.

Niki will play Sadie, who is already over this apocalypse thing. She’s a recent Kent High transfer student, and Sadie passes the apocalypse by listening to music and ignoring pretty much everyone.

However, she starts to develop romantic feelings for Diesel, unaware that he’s still grieving Natalie’s death.

Ryan will say as Ollie, Anka’s (Sharbino) older brother and heir to the family empire. He comes from a wealthy family and has always costed by on his family’s name.

He’s always been able to trust his sister, but the apocalypse brings secrets to light that damage that trust.

In season two, the Kent High School students are still trapped inside by the deadly explosion and will find their relationships tested when a new group of survivors arrives.

Friendships will be lost, enemies made, and ventures outside into the dangerous unknown will present life and death stakes for the students.

Leo Howard, Liza Koshy, Adam Hicks, Tyler Chase, Meghan Rienks, and Melvin Gregg will return for the series.

Ryan McCartan is hitting us right in all the feelings right now.

In his recent “Me Monday” video, the actor opened up on just how Liv and Maddie impacted his life and how much it all meant to him.

He explains that he once had two auditions for dream roles on Broadway, but they both didn’t work out and that’s exactly when the show came in and saved him.

“I was thinking life is not fair. And then the next I got an audition for a silly little role on a silly new TV show…

“So I go in and audition and I’m like, ‘this role is actually kind of fun.’ They called me back, and then they called me back again and then I had a screen test with the girl who was playing both roles and who at the time was a total unknown. And I went and did the screen test. And they cast me,” he says.

Ryan continues, “If I went Broadway and didn’t book that role [of Diggie], I never would’ve met someone who changed my entire life. If I would’ve booked the Broadway role and not that role, I never would’ve met the guy who ended up casting me in Heathers: The Musical.

“And Heathers LA is where a man named Kenny Ortega who saw me and said my performance was something he would never forget and a year later, he cast me in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, one of the best experiences of my entire life.”

Moral of the story: Everything happens for a reason!