For Immediate Release

Music Artist J.Edmond to Release New EP “Isolated Dew” on June 26, 2025

J.Edmond (formerly known as “Jebb”) will be releasing the new EP “Isolated Dew” on June 26, 2025, featuring the lead track “Some Way”. “Some Way” began its life as a Jebb track titled “Isolated Dew”, written by Jeremy Edmond during the stillness of the COVID shutdowns. At the time, the song was a deeply personal expression—an emotional outlet shaped by J’s love for bands like Klaatu and The Posies.

Years later, while watching Fire Aid, that same creative spark reignited. Moved by both memory and the moment, J revisited the song, reshaping it entirely—rewriting, rerecording, and expanding it into something new. Renamed Some Way, the track evolved into a message of resilience, growth, and healing.

Now featuring an all-star lineup—A. Michael Collins (Bow Wow Wow/Tommy Tutone), Fernando Perdomo, Paul Chastain (The Velvet Crush/Matthew Sweet/The Small Square), and Danny Henry (Drake Bell)—Some Way carries the spirit of collaboration and compassion. To honor its roots, the single will be featured on an EP titled “Isolated Dew”, a heartfelt nod to the original version that started it all. This EP also includes J’s last two singles “Search Lights” & “City Walk”, plus the B-side “M.Paserbye”.

In support of those impacted by the devastating fires in Los Angeles and surrounding areas, a portion of all proceeds from “Isolated Dew” will be donated to the Pasadena Educational Foundation Eaton Fire Response Fund. This release isn’t just about music—it’s about giving back, finding strength in art, and helping others find their own “some way” forward…

Track list:
1. Some Way
2. Search Lights
3. City Walk
4. M.Paserbye
5. Some Way (Instrumental)

“There’s a yearning in Jeremy Edmond’s vocal present in every one of his tracks I’ve heard to date. His latest, “Some Way” is no different. What is different, is the song is a bit of a departure from his earlier work. Some Way leans heavily on acoustic guitars, a stripped down production and an emotional rawness that services the song wonderfully.

“He scores big by getting Paul Chastain (Matthew Sweet, Velvet Crush) to play bass and is joined by Danny Henry on keys and Fernando Perdomo on slide, each who add beautiful, haunting bits that leave the listener wanting more, but the real star here is the vocals. Edmond’s and A. Michael Collins harmony work is brilliant, it brings a beautiful, angsty-yet-hopeful vibe to the track that matches the lyrical sentiment perfectly.

“Play this track now! Then play it again. This is a great record” – Brian Larney

“I’m reminded of some of the sunnier moments of 80’s UK pop, the upbeat singles of The Waterboys or The Cure. Really great backing track…Drums from A.Michael Collins are really good. Singing is spot on, and the instrumental touches are very tasteful! well done!” – Ken Stringfellow (The Posies)

“Another fantastic countrified earworm from the great J.Edmond. A moving, relatable track that is sure earn him even more fans. Honest, raw and sincere.” – Heath Seifert (All That/Good Burger/Austin & Ally)

About J.Edmond:
J.Edmond is a singer-songwriter, radio host, and storyteller with a passion for crafting music that resonates. He is an ISSA Award Finalist ’25 in the 7 of 9 Categories. Blending heartfelt lyrics with rich melodies, his sound draws inspiration from personal experiences, classic influences, and the ever-evolving journey of life. Including pursuing Music Therapy at Southern State University in The Fall of ’25. (Though accepted at Berklee College of Music)

Beyond music, J.Edmond is forming a background in radio, hosting shows on 99.1 PLR and Star 99.9 in Connecticut where he brings his love for music history and pop culture to the airwaves. Now, he’s expanding his storytelling into new realms, working on a novel that intertwines fantasy with the raw emotions of a musician’s struggles.

With a deep appreciation for creativity in all its forms, J.Edmond continues to explore new ways to connect with audiences.

For more information:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4US1v6SfhGsITXWyCy10AM
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/j-edmond/1729641961
Bandcamp: https://jedmond.bandcamp.com/
Social Media: @jedmondpresents
Official Website: http://www.jedmondpresents.com/

J.Edmond is also running a GoFundMe campaign for his trip to attend the ISSA Awards, in which he is a 7x Finalist: https://gofund.me/a95791a7

Press inquiries: Keith James, Glass Onyon PR, PH: 828-350-8158 (USA), glassonyonpr@gmail.com

For Immediate Release

Music Artist J.Edmond To Release Debut Single “City Walk” on March 22, 2024

J.Edmond (formerly known as “Jebb”) is a musician hailing from Prospect, CT. Since 2016, he has released over 50 titles under his former name and has been heavily influenced by the likes of Badfinger, Big Star, and Toad the Wet Sprocket. “City Walk” is the first single for J.Edmond, which will be released on March 22, 2024, The new single represents the rebirth of a musician by the name of Jebb, who now goes by the name J.Edmond. The track represents the human condition between light and dark, and how those who are creative have to deal with the obstacles that stop them from being themselves. “City Walk” takes listeners on a journey that is fun, but also laced with fears of the unknown, like life itself. The CD and Bandcamp exclusive bonus track were once planned for a Jebb album but fits here very well with its Badfinger laced sound.

Says J.Edmond, “This single first came to me during a trip to Florida in 2022. This was the first time I traveled alone, primarily to meet up with one of my closest friends. We decided to venture out to Walt Disney World for a few days, and at the end of it, we headed over to CityWalk in Universal Studios Orlando to see The All-American Rejects perform at the Hard Rock. I don’t know what it is, but walking around CityWalk, which is like a small marketplace you can explore before entering the Universal theme parks, really struck a chord with me. This is where the song’s name came from. I wrote it in about 20 mins, but it took a full year to really finalize it. The first person I showed the song to was Steve Rodgers, a fellow musician based in Connecticut. He decided to add some great lap steel and bass parts that are, in my eyes, really pertinent to the song’s sound. Soon after, I called in another friend of mine, Los Angeles-based musician A. Michael Collins of Broken Sound (featuring session legend Fernando Perdomo). He would add drum parts and the fuzzy guitar bits to the track. In the end, I sang lead and played acoustic guitar. Creating this song was definitely a learning experience for me as well. As I said, it took well over a year to really get to know the track, and I feel that with well over 50 releases under my belt, this very well might be the work I am most proud of.”

The cover art was a photograph of River Walk in San Antonio by Ivan Iniego Aguiar.

Says J.Edmond, “I plan to work on getting my new moniker out there by doing gigs both in-state and out-of-state, along with my brand new repertoire, J.Edmond & The Old Souls. We came to fruition in February of this year, but this is definitely one of the tightest bands I have ever worked with. I’m hoping to get them in the studio at some point as well.”

Credits
J.Edmond – Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
A. Michael Collins – Drums, Fuzz Guitar, Backing Vocals
Steve Rodgers – Bass, Lap-Steel
M. Paserby:
J.Edmond – All parts of the track
Mixed and Produced by A. Michael Collins @ Gotebo
Cover Art by Ivan Ineigo Aguiar

“City Walk” releases on March 22nd on Bandcamp and streaming.

Purchase info and more:
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jedmond/city-walk

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Press inquiries: Glass Onyon PR, PH: 828-350-8158 (USA), glassonyonpr@gmail.com