Chance's End

Chance's End is a musical project best known for its distinctive blend of electronic music with live violin, masterminded by producer and violinist Ryan Avery. Based in San Francisco, Avery's music often bridges the gap between classical string performance and contemporary production, crafting a sound that resonates with fans of both electronic genres and orchestral music. The project derives its name from a street in San Francisco, symbolizing the serendipitous nature of Avery's eclectic musical journey and the convergence of diverse influences that define the Chance's End sound.

Over the years, Chance's End has garnered attention with releases such as "The Outsider" and "Set Me Free," which showcase Avery's prowess in integrating emotive violin melodies into rich, electronic soundscapes. The 2016 album "Down the Doors" marked a significant moment in its discography, offering a collection of tracks that highlight Avery's matured artistry and production skills. This was followed by an accompanying remix album, "Down the Doors Remixed," inviting other artists to reimagine Chance's End original pieces. With subsequent releases like "Almost Home" and "Rich Girl," a violin-centric cover of the classic hit by Hall & Oates, Chance's End continues to explore the intersection of live instrumentation and electronic innovation, carving a unique niche within the modern music scene.