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Ryan McMahon is a Los Angeles-based, multi-platinum songwriter and producer who has become a primary architect of modern pop and dance music. His career is defined by a rare ability to craft high-energy anthems that dominate both global radio and streaming platforms. Since co-writing and producing the era-defining smash "Shut Up And Dance" for Walk The Moon, McMahon has become a premier collaborator for an elite roster of artists across every genre—from the pop-punk of Blink-182 and the alt-pop of Halsey and Conan Gray to the country-crossover sounds of Keith Urban. This versatility has resulted in a staggering aggregate of over 10 billion streams and multiple Billboard Music Awards, including Song of the Year.
In early 2023, McMahon expanded his creative reach by launching Beachcrimes, a rising dance-pop DJ duo. What began as a studio-based project quickly evolved into a digital juggernaut, with the duo’s singles consistently charting on iTunes and igniting massive organic trends across social media. Their 2024 breakout "Elevator" became a global phenomenon, amassing over a billion views as it was embraced by culture-shaping figures like Olivia Rodrigo and Charli D’Amelio. Now successfully bridging the gap between the producer’s chair and the stage, McMahon is headlining iconic venues such as Red Rocks and Marquee NYC, proving himself as both a chart-topping songwriter and a formidable force in live electronic music.
Ryan McMahon is a Los Angeles-based, multi-platinum songwriter and producer who has become a primary architect of modern pop and dance music. His career is defined by a rare ability to craft high-energy anthems that dominate both global radio and streaming platforms. Since co-writing and producing the era-defining smash "Shut Up And Dance" for Walk The Moon, McMahon has become a premier collaborator for an elite roster of artists across every genre—from the pop-punk of Blink-182 and the alt-pop of Halsey and Conan Gray to the country-crossover sounds of Keith Urban. This versatility has resulted in a staggering aggregate of over 10 billion streams and multiple Billboard Music Awards, including Song of the Year.
In early 2023, McMahon expanded his creative reach by launching Beachcrimes, a rising dance-pop DJ duo. What began as a studio-based project quickly evolved into a digital juggernaut, with the duo’s singles consistently charting on iTunes and igniting massive organic trends across social media. Their 2024 breakout "Elevator" became a global phenomenon, amassing over a billion views as it was embraced by culture-shaping figures like Olivia Rodrigo and Charli D’Amelio. Now successfully bridging the gap between the producer’s chair and the stage, McMahon is headlining iconic venues such as Red Rocks and Marquee NYC, proving himself as both a chart-topping songwriter and a formidable force in live electronic music.
