Newfoundland and Labrador's own Gerald Butler has returned home. After entertaining and traveling across Canada for 14 years, the tried and true Newfoundlander has gone back to his roots and his native soil. From his self-titled debut album, "SOMETHINGS CHANGED BETWEEN US",Butlers first three singles"Done me, did me wrong","Somethings changed between us" and ,"My heart just hit the floor" all charted in Atlantic Canada and in Ottawa. The CD is called, "The Butler Did It". Gerald is poised for success with his rich vocals,unique guitar stylings and dynamic stage presence. With his own unique blend of New Country and Rockabilly, Gerald has earned top notch reviews and a dedicated fan-base. Gerald has spent the past two years writing and co-writing songs with a number of different writers from Canada and creating some truly timeless pieces for his new album. The first single, "Forever is as long as I'll stay" is written with Gerald's passionate vocals and haunting solo work. The CD and video are due to be released to radio and television across Canada in 2005. "I've finally figured out who I am as an artist", says Butler of the new album. "I'm returning to my roots, both in coming home to Newfoundland and in my music, which has a much more individual sound now. I think it captures who I am so much more than my first CD." Finally back home in the place where he feels he truly belongs, Butler hopes to continue in the tradition of passionate, insightful, Country songwriting that has been a mainstay of Canada's East Coast and an inspiration to Gerald Butler.