I finally had an adult conversation with my broken heart and these 12 songs are the transcripts. I lost love, found love, and believe it or not, lost it again. In the process of losing things I found me. I came home. It's amazing to feel again, good and bad, and there's no place I'd rather be than Right Here Right Now". Inspiring words from Jamie Warren, upon the release of his fifth album, "Right Here Right Now".

Jamie lives in Waterloo, but was raised in Hanover Ontario, where he pursued an adolescent dream of playing in the NHL, until he realized that his natural abilities for singing and playing guitar might make it easier to attract the attention of girls. His interest in music was likely genetic, since both his mother and father sang and played. By 10 years old, it was traditional for Jamie and his family to entertain after Saturday night eukre games in the Warren’s smoke-filled basement.

Jamie attended Conestoga College to study Broadcasting, but it was winning a regional talent show at London's Western Fair and a trip to Memphis TN that caused Jamie to determine that he would sing for a living. His first Top Ten hit came shortly thereafter, and a string a hits followed. The current single "She Just Loves To Dance" maintains an almost decade-long presence at country radio, where Jamie's catalogue is a playlist staple.

“Right Here Right Now” is a frank and personal reflection on Jamie’s life experiences, as if the result of a man having a conversation with himself in the mirror. Jamie shares these experiences with audiences when he tours the country on the Wishes For Kids Tour (wishesforkidstour.com), appearing with Duane Steele and Willie Mack. The tour, benefiting the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada, includes an April 15th CD release party and Industry Wish Gala at the Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto. The popularity of Jamie’s music affords him a somewhat iconic status, but as “Right Here Right Now” suggests, a certain relevance as well.

Rob Kirkham and Neon Rain Bio

Canadian country recording artists Rob Kirkham and Neon Rain are on the fast track to success! From playing the small Honkytonks across Ontario to playing for one of country music’s biggest fan base. Neon Rain has proven to be a force to be reckoned with. From their first CD release selling out in 90 minutes and being nominated for The Best Country Recording of the Year at The Hamilton Music Awards in 2008, to their next release entitled The Seven Year Itch, will be available for purchase October 1 2010. Rob Kirkham and Neon Rain have played on the same stages with Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum, Dry County and Jamie Warren just to name a few.

Internationally they have fans that stretch as far as Ireland, U.S.A Germany and New Zealand where they have received airplay on many country radio stations. “Our fans are the best in the business” boasts Kirkham “some travel up to 8 hours to see us play” Currently Neon Rain entertains in cities across Ontario 48 weeks of the year and is planning to embark on a Western Canadian tour in the spring of 2011.

Amendment: The year 2010 has been a blast, From The Tillsonburg music festival, Summer blast in St Thomas playing in front of Jessie Farrell, Anthony Gomes and Dry County and Headlining the International plowing match also in St Thomas.

Under Launch records our C.D release of the “Seven Year Itch” was released to Canadian, New Zealand and German radio on Aug 30th 2010 and was celebrated on Oct 1st 2010 at The Oakwood Place in Hamilton, Ontario. With Mike Nabuurs and Becky Coles from New Country 820 CHAM hosting the event it turned into a fast paced exciting night with a full club. Proceeds went to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.

This Seven year itch has received airplay in Canada and New Zealand. On November 13th 2010 Rob Kirkham along with Kenny Ef from Neon Rain will be singing in the Hamilton Santa Claus parade for Re-think Breast Cancer group. And on November 21st 2010 Rob Kirkham and Neon Rain are nominated for a second Hamilton Music Award for best country recording.