Jordan Armstrong

In 2019, Jordan Armstrong released her self-exposing, debut single “Bubble”. Announcing herself with honesty, authenticity, and her unique tone, the lyrics delve into the societal game of “perception versus reality” - something she herself played while growing up in a small town. Her distinctive sound was shaped by her millennial cousins and siblings, who raised her on the hits of the Spice Girls, Destiny’s Child, No Doubt and so many more. As she grew up she fell hopelessly in love with music of the 70s, the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac spearheading the relationship. The blend of musical influences created a one-of-a-kind tone to Jordan’s music. She often describes herself as a Laurel Canyon girl at heart with a 90’s pop/y2k twist. An overthinker by nature, Jordan’s music tends to delve into her inner workings and journey of self-discovery. Her time at Berklee College of Music helped her further grow her songwriting abilities having studied pop music and it’s innerworkings, searching for the answer to the overwhelming question of “How do you write a hit?”. She graduated a year early, poised to write her “hit” and introduce herself to the world. Jordan prides herself on keeping things authentic. Always open to the endless combinations of genres, she likes her writing world to be free of boundaries. But the one thing she never waivers on is keeping things honest. The best music comes from truths (maybe that’s the secret behind a hit).