Mime Radio

Mime Radio or The Mime Radio Recording Company was a Peterborough, Canada recording studio and independent record label run by engineer and producer Damon de Szegheo. The label is best known for releasing Serena Ryder's debut album Falling Out in 1999 [1] as well as her EP Serena in 2000. de Szegheo discovered then high-school student Serena Ryder while watching a local on-stage production of 'Gone with the Wind. Mime Radio also made recordings for other Canadian musicians including Trevor McNevan of Thousand Foot Krutch, Hawk Nelson, Juno Awards Nominated Singer / Songwriter Craig Cardiff, Farewell to Freeway, O.E. of The Birthday Massacre & Josh Warburton of July Talk. Adam Gontier & Neil Sanderson of Three Days Grace contributed drums and backing vocals to Mime Radio release "Sacrosanct Harmony" by singer / songwriter Jeff Holmes Mime Radio closed in 2003