Jordan Phillips

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Jordan Phillips is a Scottish vocalist who combines an instinctual focus on lyrical content with subtle textural moments, and an intense vocal vulnerability. She is capable of delivering dark and breathy tones in folk and soul styles, light and articulate pop vocals, as well as a bright and resonant sound in rock genres.

Her background in musical theatre has been instrumental in developing a strong and mature sound. This allowed for a confident and carefully crafted performance transferable across most popular music styles, which was nurtured at Edinburgh Napier University on the BA (Hons) Popular Music course. At present, Jordan performs with function band Juniper at venues across Scotland and the north of England. Performing with Juniper has strengthened her love for music and the release that comes with collaborating alongside close friends.

Jordan also writes and performs her own music, typically influenced by indie and folk genres. Her compositions draw inspiration from artists like Julia Jacklin, The Cranberries, Phoebe Bridgers and Rachel Sermanni. 2023 was a special year of live performances which included two headline shows in Edinburgh and performing as part of Sofar Sounds. Jordan also supported a number of artists such as Australian touring artist Laura Jean at the Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh, as well as being lucky enough to perform to sold out audiences alongside Gnoss, as part of Under Canvas in Inverness. Jordan’s debut EP, Long Way Home, was released at the tail end of the year and garnered support from the likes of The Scotsman, BBC Radio Scotland and Amazing Radio, amongst others.

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