Buzzy West Londoner Jordan Nash has announced the details of his debut EP, 'Sixty Four'
It's set to arrive on 3rd November, and is previewed by a new single 'Hillside'.
Buzzy 24-year-old West Londoner Jordan Nash has announced the details of his debut EP.
Titled 'Sixty Four', it's set to arrive on 3rd November, and is previewed by a new single 'Hillside'.
Following up on debut cut 'Nightmares', he explains: “I wrote ‘Hillside’ to show spontaneity - it’s my take on rap. I reference almost everything I was experiencing at that moment in time, and a lot of the time I spent in my studio by myself wishing I was in the Hollywood Hills just soaking up the sun. I also wanted to play with the emotions of the song by writing about slightly sadder things and placing those lyrics over a beat that is way happier. There’s also a good few playful metaphors in there… try to catch them!”
Meanwhile, speaking about the EP, he continues: “This first EP means a lot to me, I hold every moment close. It’s quite raw and exactly what I wanted to be talking about. I choose to be quite obscure with my lyrics to try and catch people out who are stepping too close on my trail, so I hope you can make them mean something to you, rather than me.”
“I also wanted to tease a bit of everything I can do with the songs, and not make them too 70s, too rap or too pop. But just to show I can, and will, do a bit of it all for always and forever. There’s a theme across all songs that will start to make sense the longer I’m around too, and the visuals will amend that!”
You can check out 'Hillside' below.
Titled 'Sixty Four', it's set to arrive on 3rd November, and is previewed by a new single 'Hillside'.
Following up on debut cut 'Nightmares', he explains: “I wrote ‘Hillside’ to show spontaneity - it’s my take on rap. I reference almost everything I was experiencing at that moment in time, and a lot of the time I spent in my studio by myself wishing I was in the Hollywood Hills just soaking up the sun. I also wanted to play with the emotions of the song by writing about slightly sadder things and placing those lyrics over a beat that is way happier. There’s also a good few playful metaphors in there… try to catch them!”
Meanwhile, speaking about the EP, he continues: “This first EP means a lot to me, I hold every moment close. It’s quite raw and exactly what I wanted to be talking about. I choose to be quite obscure with my lyrics to try and catch people out who are stepping too close on my trail, so I hope you can make them mean something to you, rather than me.”
“I also wanted to tease a bit of everything I can do with the songs, and not make them too 70s, too rap or too pop. But just to show I can, and will, do a bit of it all for always and forever. There’s a theme across all songs that will start to make sense the longer I’m around too, and the visuals will amend that!”
You can check out 'Hillside' below.