Jim Verraros, the first openly gay top ten finalist from American Idol, season one in 2002 is back on the music scene with a brand new single, “Take My Bow” produced by Laev (Mac Miller, Chance the Rapper) that Yahoo News calls, “A Sexy New Gay Anthem.” Having coming out publicly with The Advocate at just 19 years old, Jim Verraros has gone on to release several albums, with his song “You Turn It On,” peaking at #21 on the Billboard Dance Chart, making him the first openly gay American Idol finalist to chart. In addition, he's made Out Magazine's "Out 100" twice and graced the cover of The Advocate. Aside from music, Jim has acted in queer cinema staple films, “Eating Out,” “Eating Out 2,” and “Another Gay Sequel,” along Rupaul, Perez Hilton and Willam. Three remixes are slated to hit the UK for “Take My Bow," produced by Paul Morrell, Morlando and Until Dawn. The US Remix will be produced by House music legend, Tommie Sunshine. For more information on Jim Verraros, contact Brad Taylor at Big Machine Media: brad@bigmachineagency.com.