Jordan Duffy Released Nights Like These, Dripping In ‘80s Nostalgia

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Jordan Duffy released Nights Like These, an ’80s-inspired pop banger featuring a sultry sax solo by Trey Magnifique, alongside a music video that takes viewers on a wild ride through horror-inspired nightmares.

 

Jordan Duffy

Jordan Duffy is a multifaceted artist and audio engineer whose music defies easy categorization, blending indie, pop, Americana, and alternative influences. Inspired by artists like Adele, Lake Street Dive, Yola, and Charlie XCX, her songwriting explores a diverse range of themes, from heartbreak and female empowerment to the more whimsical, like exploding toads and zombie lovers.

Duffy’s musical journey began in Worcester, Massachusetts, where she honed her craft writing songs about life’s ups and downs. At just 18, she opened for legendary guitarist Dickie Betts of The Allman Brothers Band, a testament to her early talent. While studying Opera in college, she discovered her impressive four-octave vocal range.

Duffy’s career has taken her beyond the stage. As a senior audio engineer at Earwolf/Stitcher Podcasts, she has had the privilege of working with renowned artists like Weird Al Yankovic. Her voice can be heard on popular podcasts like “The Office Ladies” and “Just Between Us,” where she lends her vocals to the theme song.

Nights Like These

“Nights Like These,” the latest single from powerhouse pop singer-songwriter Jordan Duffy, is a captivating blend of modern pop and 80s nostalgia. Produced by Party Nails, the track features Duffy’s soaring four-octave vocals alongside a sultry sax solo by Trey Magnifique and a backdrop of driving synths. The accompanying music video delivers a thrilling visual experience, transporting viewers on a wild ride through a series of 80s horror-inspired nightmares.

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