BONUS TRACK—Jen Kearney talks about the overseas tour that helped inspire “Atlantic”
It's a musical playground in this episode! Canada's Jordan Jones opens the show with a deep dive into his new singles, “Break My Heart” and “Stumble.” These songs represent a shift in his lengthy career, and we talk about past projects and what led to this new style, a more pop/soul flow.
Jordan and I go into the music business and what he's learned over the years. We talk about different ways to monetize music and some different ideas he's been considering. Jordan's recorded a lot of his songs with Velveteen Music in Edmonton, Alberta, and he shares how he met this studio and what it's been like working with them.
During the break, enjoy “Break My Heart,” which has a very real story behind it.
Following this, Boston's Jen Kearney and I talk about her two-year tour of the UK and London, the many shows she saw, and the artists she met. Jen recently released an EP, “Atlantic,” which partly came about from the tour. It's a sampler of sorts for an album coming out later this year, and we talk about the different styles she's been using.
Closing out the episode is “Writing On Water,” one of the singles from the EP.
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