Hot on the heels of his resoundingly successful debut album 'Cowboys and Cadillacs', is Jaydee Bixby's new single release to radio; a remarkable new version of Tom Cochrane's "Boy Inside The Man"- on your desk January 26, 2010.

Bixby puts a fresh take on the lyric, turning the phrases to a personal, poignant projection so the story behind the song is now of a younger man predicting what his life ahead holds for him.

Cochrane, whose story-telling songs have earned him the nickname "the thinking man's rocker", is thrilled with Bixby's rendering and maintains he now "owns" the tune.

In only two years since his runner-up win on season five of Canadian Idol, nineteen-year-old Bixby exploited that mainstream audience and has traction on a unique road towards a long, fulfilling musical career.

Signed now to On Ramp Records/EMI Music Canada, Bixby joins a stellar cast of label mates including Shane Yellowbird, Aaron Lines, Deric Ruttan, and Victoria Banks.

Cowboys and Cadillacs was released in July 2008, that year his first single "Old Fashioned Girl" went to #10 media base at country radio and #9 at CMT. This was followed with three more singles and a Christmas hit. This first CD shipped scanned over 20,000 units making Bixby one of the top selling Canadian country artists of the last two years.

Bixby's sophomore album 'Easy To Love' will be released this Spring, with a full cross-country tour in the summer.