London, Ontario, Canada – Craig Jamieson is proud to announce the release of his second song, “Come Around”, on July 11th, 2025. This powerful song explores the themes of managing panic and anxiety, and serves as the theme song for Craig’s charity and event, Dance Away Depression.

The proceeds for this event will be going to *mindyourmind, a program of ConnexOntario, which offers resources for mental health and addiction as well as co-creating a better health platform and environment for the community.

^{*Tools like the mood app or the BeSafe app helps themselves or their loved one be prepared and reach out for support during a crisis.}

Craig Jamieson is a singer-songwriter from London, and has been writing and performing music for most of his life. He draws inspiration from a variety of genres, including pop rock, punk, and folk, and is known for his unique voice and electrifying live performances.

My music, although unique, still feels nostalgic and familiar. I always write music with the live show in mind picturing people singing and moving along.

“Come Around” was inspired by Craig’s personal struggles with panic and anxiety. The song is a collaboration with Brad Gray and Steve Turner of Digital Opium, and features a unique blend of pop rock, punk, and 80s influences. Craig hopes that the song will serve as a mantra for those struggling with mental health issues, and provide a sense of comfort and validation.

This London, Ontario artist, who picked up the guitar at the age of 4, is grateful for all the little wins in life and for finding such a creative outlet to be the true expression of himself. Bullied in his teenage years, music became the best outlet for him to grow and learn more about his character.

So far my music career has provided a creative outlet and a cathartic resolution to life’s ups and downs and has given me a sense of accomplishment. It has provided me the opportunity to travel, perform and meet interesting and exceptional people, as well as, made me harder working, more confident and grateful for all the little wins.

Next event:

Craig will be hosting the Dance Away Depression event at Temperance London, 38 Adelaide St N unit 3, London, Ontario, Canada. The event will feature music from Craig Jamieson and the Lucky Widmore band, a DJ from Music Central, and a silent auction.

We greatly thank our beer sponsor Cowbell Brewing for their collaboration.

Tickets are now available for purchase on Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dance-away-depression-tickets-1417593082069

Craig has several projects in the works, including a 4-song Christmas EP, additional singles, and another Dance Away Depression event in December. He is also planning to release an album in 2026 and perform 4 shows a month for the rest of the year.

Craig would like to thank Mark Rosner (CEO), Dave Yablecki, Jenny DuHaime, and Tara Kye at Big Records, his collaborators Brad Gray and Steve Turner, for their support, as well as his sponsors, Music Central, PSI Plumbing and Turner Bookkeeping.

Event Information

– Date: September 13, 2025

– Time: 7pm

– Location: Temperance London, 38 Adelaide St N unit 3, London, Ontario, Canada

“Come Around” is now available on all platforms and is distributed through Virgin / Universal Music Group. Add it to your playlist today! See you at the event.

^{Lyric Video – Come Around – Craig Jamieson}

LINKS

https://craigjamieson.ca/

https://soundcloud.com/craigjamies0n

https://www.facebook.com/craigjamiesontheartist/

https://www.instagram.com/craigjamies0n/

https://www.tiktok.com/@craigjamieson

Source: Jenny M. C. DuHaime, JETSet Music Media

Info: JETSet Music Media, connect@jetsetmusicmedia.com

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