All net royalties go to the Prince's Trust - UK City Riot Appeal
In 2009 Jamie was a competitor in the TV talent programme X Factor. If you don't know already, Jamie's single 'insanity' has been chosen as The Official Charity Single For The Prince's Trust ‘UK City Riots Appeal’. The single was released on Monday 6th February on iTunes and AmazonMP3 only.
Jamie has recently been on TV and radio around the country promoting the release and Appeal. He was on SKY NEWS’ ‘Sunrise’ with Eamonn Holmes last week, talking about the single and why supporting this cause is so important to us all here in the UK. As well as doing media interviews, Jamie and the band have also been visiting a serveral of The Prince Trust centres around the country, which helps young people receive training, education and find employment.
This appeal is actively helping young people who have had a tough start in life, turn their lives around, and to make them creative and productive; thereby, avoiding them turning to crime, joining gangs and potentially becoming a rioter in the future. There are so many good examples of what this charity has done to help give young people hope. With this campaign, the aim is to further tackle the frightening riots of last August. Jamie has always supported the Prince's Trust and even applied for a small loan when he was 15, so he could buy his first guitar.
Please support this Appeal, they really need your help. The quickest and easiest way to donate is to buy the single from iTunes or AmazonMP3 now! It only costs 79p from itunes or 89p from Amazon. That's all you have to do to invest in our great our society. You will be making a real difference. All net royalties go to The Prince's Trust - UK City Riots Appeal.
Alternatively, you can buy 'InsanFebruary 24, 2012 ARCHER M (Direct to mobile download) to 80818. Texts cost £1, which includes operator revenue share. UK only. Operator Data Transfer fees also apply for mobile downloads. Thank you
This charity single is a separate release from his upcoming Rock album due later this year.
February 21, 2012