In 2006, Jinder kept up the intensity of his live schedule, and also recorded sophomore solo album I'm Alive, produced by former Candlefire collaborator Stephen Darrell Smith. Released in May 2006, just 11 months after Willow Park, the album showcased Jinder's understanding of Americana, and displayed a more bluegrass and country/folk influenced direction. I'm Alive garnered even more critical plaudits than its predecessor, also finding extensive support and playlisting at regional radio stations around the UK. The album turned out to be the last that Jinder would record for Folkwit Records, with Jinder amicably parting company with the label in late 2006 to begin establishing Din Of Ecstasy, his own record label.
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