Members of Constantines, Attack in Black and Miracle Fortress Start Up Label
1/13/2009 By Brock Thiessen

Canada’s indie label population just got a little bigger thanks to a few forward-thinking music makers. This week, the Constantines’ Steve Lambke, Dan Ramano of Attack in Black and Jesse Stein of Miracle Fortress announced they are launching their very own label, You’ve Changed Records, an imprint that promises to be run by musicians, for musicians.

The label originally took shape as a way to put out a split release with Attack in Black and Lambke’s side-project Baby Eagle, but has since signed frequent Julie Doiron collaborator/Shotgun & Jaybird member Shotgun Jimmie, with "much more by other wonderful Canadian artists to come," the label says via their MySpace page.

The Attack in Black/Baby Eagle split is slated to come out sometime this summer, with Shotgun Jimmie’s Still Jimmie due out March 10, marking You’ve Changed Records’ inaugural release.

Here is the tracklisting for Still Jimmie:

1. “Mind Crumb”
2. “Road Animal”
3. “Province to Province”
4. “Used Parts”
5. “Louis Depson”
6. “Quicksand”
7. “Waist Deep in the Water”
8. “Cost of Doing Business”
9. “Dawson City”
10. “Valentines Day”
11. “I Asked Cupid”
12. “Treadwater”

Still Jimmie promo
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