Debby Ryan's New Video "We Got The Beat" Premiered Exclusively On Vevo.com

DEBBY RYAN'S NEW VIDEO "WE GOT THE BEAT" PREMIERED EXCLUSIVELY ON VEVO.COM

Soundtrack For Disney Channel's "Radio Rebel" Released On February 14

(New York, NY) Debby Ryan's new video for "We Got The Beat" off the soundtrack for the Disney Channel Original Movie "Radio Rebel" premiered exclusively at VEVO.com - view HERE. The single is now available for purchase on iTunes HERE. Ryan's cover of the 80's hit (originally performed by The Go-Go's) is the first video from the "Radio Rebel" soundtrack. Fans got a sneak peek of the video on February 13th during a Disney Channel 90 second exclusive. "Radio Rebel" premiered on Disney Channel February 17 at 8/7 PM CT with multiple re-airings to follow.

Razor & Tie Entertainment released the soundtrack for the Disney Channel Original Movie "Radio Rebel" on February 14. The 14 track album includes brand-new pop songs performed by Disney Channel star Debby Ryan ("Jessie," "16 Wishes," "Suite Life on Deck") and the cast of the Disney Channel Original Movie, "Radio Rebel". The soundtrack features Ryan's cover of "We Got The Beat" and her original composition "We Ended Right."

In the Disney Channel Original Movie, "Radio Rebel", Ryan plays Tara Adams, an introverted high school junior who can't bring herself to speak in class -- and especially when the newly-popular rocker Gavin is in her midst. Tara can't imagine anything more intimidating than when her Drama teacher teams her in class with Gavin and his prom date, the school's cliquish queen bee, Stacy. Her shyness at school notwithstanding, alone in her room at home, Tara casts herself as Radio Rebel and, as host of a nightly podcast, showcases her passion for music and self-expression and her message to abandon cliques and celebrate each other's differences. Radio Rebel quickly gains fans on campus -- especially when her show lands on a big, local radio station -- much to the chagrin of the school's principal who considers Radio Rebel and her message to be in clear defiance of the school's "anti-distraction policy." Meanwhile, Gavin raves about the mysterious host and her taste in music but still, shy Tara - now oddly jealous of her alter-ego - can barely finish a sentence in front of him. As students clamor to learn the identity of Radio Rebel and the show's popularity extends across Seattle, Tara's two worlds begin to collide, reaching an apex when Radio Rebel is nominated prom-queen and the school, in turn, bans prom, causing a backlash from her fans. Now, Tara wrestles with two even bolder moves -- organizing an alternative to the prom and revealing that she is Radio Rebel.

18 Year old Debby Ryan currently stars on the Disney Channel's latest hit series "Jessie," where she plays the title character of Jessie, a Texas girl who becomes a nanny for a wealthy New York City family. Ryan has played opposite Selena Gomez on "Wizards of Waverly Place" and Miley Cyrus on "Hannah Montana," and is best known for her starring role as Bailey Pickett on the smash Disney Channel series "The Suite Life on Deck." She also starred in the 2010 Disney Channel movie "16 Wishes" which premiered to an audience of 5.6 million viewers, and appeared in the 2010 independent film "What If..." alongside Kevin Sorbo, John Ratzenberger and Kristy Swanson.

The soundtrack features music from several new budding artists, including Kari Kimmel's song "Brand New Day." Her music has been featured in over 150 films and TV shows including "Private Practice," "Dreamgirls," "Gilmore Girls" and "10 Things I Hate about You." In 2011, Kari recorded the title track to the remake of the film "Footloose" alongside Grammy-nominated country star Blake Shelton. The GGGG's, The Barrymores and Above Envy are just a few of the other artists featured on the Radio Rebel soundtrack.