….Oct. 15 marks Glenn’s official return to music with his hotly-anticipated official sophomore album release Moment of Truth, already building a buzz thanks to its earworm of a first single, “Can’t say Love.” Now in the process of hitting the road and taking his sound to old and new fans, the now-38-year-old Glenn gave a serious chat to Knowshi about what brought on the extended hiatus, what the new CD is like and how he and other peers feel about the Canadian music scene when comparing it to America’s.

KNOWSHI: We’re so glad to have you back in the mix Glenn, your absence was a long one. What made you take so long between projects?

GLENN LEWIS (GL)- “Well, there was a lot of consolidating within the Sony system and a lot of the key people involved in my first project moved on to other situations. I was left there, and with a new regime coming in, they had their own vision, their own ideas and their own people that they wanted to bring in. As a result, myself and my management felt it best to amicably go our separate ways, that was in 2004.”

KNOWSHI- Wow, I get it now, sounds like it was tough for you out there. What got you back into the studio?

GL- “I continued to write, make music and there were a different projects that I was a part of, but it wasn’t until 2011 that I ran into the co-founder of Ruffhouse Records, Mr. Chris Schwartz. He inquired as to what I was up to and said, ‘let’s talk and see if we can do something.’ And that’s what resulted in my current label situation.” (click here for the rest of Glenn Lewis’ revealing Q&A with Knowshi.com)