Royalty is pleased to announce that the new album from Gord is almost complete and should see a release in mid-April. The album is titled "Day Job", which will also be the first single and video. The single and video will go to radio and CMT in mid-February. The year 2009 was a big one for Gord with two more singles from his Honkytonks and Heartaches reaching top ten. Gord also recorded his first Christmas song, "Baseball Glove", which received extensive airplay through the Christmas season.

Jason Greeley

Jason's new single "Goodbye Jersey" has just shipped to radio. The single is the follow-up to the debut single "Usually". The self-titled CD was released on September 29th. Jason then embarked on a cross-Canada promotion tour in supoort of the release, meeting the great folks at radio and retail. The album was produced by CCMA award winner Joel Feeney. Greeley, after a trip home to Newfoundland, has returned to Alberta and most recently spent some time song writing with Gord Bamford guitarist, Matt McKay.

Misty Lee Olsen

Misty Lee's new album is scheduled for release this spring. The album, entitled "The Story Of A Girl" was produced by CCMA Award Winner Joel Feeney. In July 2008, Misty's song, "Stay Away" was featured in the Hallmark Channel, made-for-TV movie "Every Second Counts", airing to up to 85 million households in the U.S.

Marlee Scott

Marlee Scott kicks off the new year with a brand new single at radio. The song "5 O'Clock Dance" was written by the album's producer Rick Giles. Her new album, "Marlee Scott" was released in Canada on Royalty Records in May. Check out Marlee's tunes and tour plans at her website www.marleescott.com

Hey Romeo

Royalty Records is pleased to announce that a distribution deal has been finalized with Alberta-based trio, Hey Romeo. Hey Romeo is Stacie Roper (vocals), Rob Shapiro (keys) and Darren Gusnowsky (guitar). This dynamic country trio from Edmonton, Alberta has chalked up more than 700 shows since forming in 2002. The band has opened for many acts including Sugarland, Blue Rodeo, Darius Rucker, Lonestar, Emerson Drive, Johnny Reid, Joe Diffie and the Kentucky Headhunters.