Student Spotlight: Rylee Bapst takes over Athens’ music scene
By Cami Seymore | Nov. 12, 2024Rylee Bapst, an Ohio University senior, is a local musician who plays vocals and guitar for several local bands while writing his own, original music.
Rylee Bapst, an Ohio University senior, is a local musician who plays vocals and guitar for several local bands while writing his own, original music.
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