Jordan Harvey Releases Debut Solo EP ‘Unapologetic’ & ‘Authentic’, ‘It Is What It Is’ (Exclusive)

We love new Friday music and this week country artist. Jordan Harveyold group king calaway, delivered an entire EP for fans. The Scottish native spoke about the 5-song project titled It is what it is in an EXCLUSIVE interview with Hollywood life, himself calling them “unapologetically, authentically”. “My brand is honesty. I grew up in Scotland, was introduced to country music at an early age and fell in love with it, and I think you see me come to life with these songs,” Jordan explained. “I just want to be known as someone who creates authentic music, because it’s what I’m trying to do.”

Jordan wrote and produced all of the songs on the album, noting how important it was for him to “engage the way the music sounds”. The artist has admitted that his influences for each track stretch far and wide. For example, the song “Overnight” is inspired by bands like the scriptwhile wearing some classics Florida-Georgia Linewhile ‘Along For The Ride’ is “very, very, very” influenced by tracks by keith urbanAlbums from 2002 golden path. “It’s just a big cultural melting pot. There is inspiration everywhere,” she said.

The singer admitted to having written over 150 songs as of August 2022 and narrowed down his solo debut to these 5 that he felt best represented him. Starting with “I Will,” the first song he wrote as a solo artist, the album continues with “Along For The Ride,” which was inspired when his now-girlfriend turned on the radio to sing a Beyoncé song in travel. to travel. “Overnight” is what Jordan called “the beginning of the journey” for him, written about his first heartbreak.

In “Alabama Girl”, he dedicates his love to his own girlfriend from Alabama, Madison Fendley, to whom he proposed in December during the holidays. Jordan ends the EP with “Thing About Change,” which he wrote a month after meeting Madison. “After first meeting, I knew I wanted to spend my life with her, which is why this song is so honest and true,” the budding artist reflected, adding, “The EP is a storyboard of my life.”

Jordan also told HL that he plans to be back in the studio “in the next three to six months” to record his next batch of music. “At the very least, we’ll definitely have more songs next year, 100 percent,” she promised. In the meantime, download and listen It is what it isnow available wherever you find your music!

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