Sean Ensign

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Sean Ensign (born 1972) is an American singer-songwriter.

Early life[]

The last of eight children, Sean Ensign was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. From an early age, he learned to appreciate the value and beauty of music. Ensign taught himself to play the piano. He took every chance that presented itself to sing. However, it was not until he began writing his own songs that he was able to fully express himself emotionally and artistically. Before releasing his first album, Ensign worked as a professional hospital intensive care nurse and as a male fitness model. Since retiring from music in 2013, Sean is now working as a nurse anesthetist in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While under the pen name James Warren (named after his late father), Sean also wrote a fan-fiction novel called "Lost" based on the 1970s and 1990s Sid & Marty Krofft television series "Land of the Lost". This adaption (or reboot) retells the story of the Marshall family epic adventures while trapped in another dimension with dinosaurs and dangerous creatures. Currently, he is working on an audio version of his first book and writing the second novel entitled, "Darkness."

Career[]

Ensign started on the road to becoming a successful singer and songwriter after being signed to the label, Titan Sounds. He soon began to make waves in the music world, particularly, the Club/Dance music industry. His debut single, "It's My Life (Finally)" peaked at No. 35 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play and No. 21 on the Hot Dance Singles Sales chart. The follow-up single, "Without You" saw greater success peaking at No. 4 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play. Both songs are from his debut album, Finally which blends Hi-NRG music songs with passionate ballads. He also covered the Ace of Base song, "Everytime It Rains." Ensign's third single "Everytime It Rains" is in the works with an acoustic ballad version and many Club/Dance remixes done by other producers including Hex Hector for the CD single. The remixes are being sent to DJs and clubs in both Europe and the United States.

Sean released eight singles from his first studio album, all of which charted on various music charts around the world. All the releases included several remixes by famous DJs and music producers including Hex Hector, The Electric Allstars, and 7th Heaven Productions.

Sean has returned and just released his brand new album entitled, "here We Go Again." A mix of pop, dance, R&B, EDM, country, and some folk. He has broadened his music horizons and grown as an artist over the years. His first two singles from the album "Talk to Me," and "Hero," are streaming all over the airways.

Discography[]

Albums[]

• Finally 2006 Titan Sounds
• Finally Reloaded 2009

Singles[]

External links[]

• Official Author Website for his Land of the Lost Book Series
• Sean Ensign's Official Website
• Sean Ensign's Official Myspace