JRDN
JRDN came out of Los Angeles with a sound that mixed R&B, pop, and electronic elements. Their song "Ali" became their most recognizable track, though it also...
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JRDN came out of Los Angeles with a sound that mixed R&B, pop, and electronic elements. Their song "Ali" became their most recognizable track, though it also drew some criticism for how it portrayed relationships. They released an EP in 2015 and followed with singles like "Drive" and "Ali" before putting out the albums "Glow" in 2018 and "Reap" in 2020.
Jordan McGraw handled vocals and guitar, Paul Doucette played drums and percussion, and Billy Hudson was on bass. Early on, they had trouble getting a recording contract because their style didn't fit neatly into existing categories. The band stood by "Ali" despite the pushback, saying the song was meant to show respect for women.
Other songs in their catalog include "4 Tha Ghetto," "Can't Choose," "Forever And a Day," and "I Don't Care."
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