Hailing from Kingston, Ontario, John Jamieson is bringing his own take on rock and roll to the Toronto music scene. Combining raw and groovy riffing reminiscent of Soundgarden and Pearl Jam with blues-tinged guitar solos, shimmering acoustic guitar passages and the occasional Floyd-ish psychedelic excursion, his music is as dynamic as it is soulful.

         Juno-nominated engineer and producer Sean Gugula is at the helm for the recordings, and fans can look forward to guest appearances including two-time Central Canadian Bluegrass Fiddler of the Year, John Showman.  "This album is definitely a reflection of where I'm at right now. It's been a tremendous experience working on this record.  Everyone involved has been real positive and productive, and that energy feeds right back into the tunes."

Official website at www.johnjamieson.ca

Vocals, Guitar- John Jamieson
Bass- Tim Langan
Drums- Kevin Komatsu, Jesse Labovitz

Additional Vocals on "Scene Of The Crime"- Raven Butler
Violin on "Scene Of The Crime"- John Showman
Additional Vocals on "Not Fooling You"- Stefan Cosentino
Keys on "Backflips Into Infinity" and "Remembrance Day"- Jeremy Panda
Additional Vocals on "Remembrance Day"- Hank McKeown, William Clarke
Slide Guitar on "Remembrance Day"- Eric Dreher

Day walker 🔥🔥🔥


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Don’t say you weren’t warned. A storm by the name of Alex Dimez has been brewing in Toronto and he will sweep through your city. 
In 2016, this raw force of nature will land worldwide with the G10bal Warming EP before unleashing the C10ud Dimez LP with a fury born from a lifetime of highs and lows.
Alex Dimez last touched down in 2010 when he flooded the streets with the Twenty Dimez EP while his thunderous mic presence pushed his 12” single “Green” to the top 30 across all genres that year.
Indeed, it had been years in the making as Alex Dimez spent more than a decade gaining industry knowledge through performances on national tours alongside artists such as Necro, Termanology, EPMD, AZ, Slaughterhouse, and Masta Ace, to name a few.
Yet, with his cloud rising, Alex Dimez had to step back when a series of personal tragedies and family losses tested his mental and physical wellbeing. After regaining a new sense of self-awareness, he has returned more focused than ever.
Far from a rookie, Alex Dimez has been hovering over the Canadian Hip-Hop landscape for some time. He can be heard on numerous collaborations, mixtapes, and compilations, and these tracks have been collected into the Once Upon A Dimez anthology.
With at least two projects on the way, a natural determination to win, and a mature outlook, the storm that is Alex Dimez is headed your way.
Just don’t say you weren’t warned.

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