Born in the suburbs of Chicago, JORDY is an up and coming singer-songwriter/ pop artist now based in Los Angeles. Drawing influences from Lauv and Troye Sivan with catchy melodies and unforgettable hooks, JORDY has been releasing a steady supply of pop hits and features.

With a heart-on-sleeve approach to modern pop music, JORDY’s music explores themes of rejection and loneliness through the lens of hope and empowerment.

After signing to 300 Entertainment he put out his debut full-length album “Mind Games” that debuted at #16 on the iTunes Pop charts. The record included viral hit “Long Distance” as well as other favorites “Till It Hurts” and “Trevor” – in the words of Meghan Trainor, “This album is my JAM”.

Following the album release, JORDY did a sold out tour across the country, finally being able to meet all of the fans he gained during the pandemic.

With major support from streaming services like SoundCloud (Artist to Watch) Apple Music , TIDAL, and Spotify (garnering 1.4 million monthly listeners) the artist has developed a global fan-base that has fallen in love with his vulnerable, relatable, and catchy lyricism.

He is currently on tour again with Lauren Sanderson and is gearing up for Bottlerock and Lollapalooza this summer. After 300 merged with Warner, he is now signed to Elektra Records and is working on his next album.

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Born in the suburbs of Chicago, JORDY is an up and coming singer-songwriter/ pop artist now based in Los Angeles. Drawing influences from Lauv and Troye Sivan with catchy melodies and unforgettable hooks, JORDY has been releasing a steady supply of pop hits and features.

With a heart-on-sleeve approach to modern pop music, JORDY’s music explores themes of rejection and loneliness through the lens of hope and empowerment.

After signing to 300 Entertainment he put out his debut full-length album “Mind Games” that debuted at #16 on the iTunes Pop charts. The record included viral hit “Long Distance” as well as other favorites “Till It Hurts” and “Trevor” – in the words of Meghan Trainor, “This album is my JAM”.

Following the album release, JORDY did a sold out tour across the country, finally being able to meet all of the fans he gained during the pandemic.

With major support from streaming services like SoundCloud (Artist to Watch) Apple Music , TIDAL, and Spotify (garnering 1.4 million monthly listeners) the artist has developed a global fan-base that has fallen in love with his vulnerable, relatable, and catchy lyricism.

He is currently on tour again with Lauren Sanderson and is gearing up for Bottlerock and Lollapalooza this summer. After 300 merged with Warner, he is now signed to Elektra Records and is working on his next album.