Jimmy Constable

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Jimmy Constable and The Next Room are proud to present his long awaited E.P. Evolution.

Jimmy Constable and The Next Room have just completed his new 3 track E.P. and are now working on his forthcoming album. Many of the songs have been influenced by Jimmy's

personal experiences.



James Michael (Jimmy) Constable was born on 21 st September 1971 in Toxteth, Liverpool where he grew up with his mother (Margaret) father, (Ronnie) and sister, (Nicola). As a kid Jimmy was heavily into sport as well as music, especially football and even played for Wrexham FC as a teenager. But it was his passion for music, even being babysat by Dave from the band 'The Real Thing' that would see him eventually live many a child's dream of becoming a star.



Jimmy's musical roots have always been in Soul, R'n'B and Motown classics and his early influences include Luther Vandross, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Boyz to Men and George Michael. However Jimmy's first taste of musical success came at just 9 years old when he won a talent contest performing as another of his childhood idols, Shakin' Stevens ,



Having released two singles 911 struck lucky and signed a record deal with Virgin. The next five years saw the boys rocket to fame, releasing four albums, including a greatest hits, achieving 10 top ten hit singles, including 2 number one's and selling over 7 million records world wide. 911 also toured the UK three times playing major arenas and sold out two stadium dates in Asia.



It was whilst playing gigs in Malaysia, exhausted by years of constant touring that Lee and Spike announced to Jimmy that they'd had enough and wanted to quit the band.



Bouncing back with new found strength Jimmy is now firmly in control of his career. He has co written his solo album with Simon Ellis (East17, S-club7, Brand New Heavies), Simon Tauber (Gina G, Atomic Kitten), Bob and Rich at The Next Room studios (Robbie Craig, Conner Reeves, Shameless, Lauren, Medusa), Gary Barlow (Take That) and Jonny Douglas (George Michael).



There is a maturity and bravery in his song writing that echo's the sincerity and emotions of singer / songwriters like George Michael and Robbie Williams. "I have found it very easy to write this album. When the time came, to start creating music again, it helped me deal with everything that had happened and it is a channel for my feelings and thoughts about my life."