( ENSPIRE Music ) JRDN Will Tour With Canadian Artist Certified After His Song Release
ENSPIRE Contributor: Gabrielle Maya
JRDN is a Juno Award-Winning R&B artist that has finally announced his anticipated single “Call My Name.” The song’s release drops on May 10th on all platforms. This new single introduced a new sound for JRDN. It expresses his feelings about having a special love, it shed light on honesty, and is personal. He has taken some time away and now has come back full circle around this newly refined sound. JRDN expresses raw passion and maturity with “Call My Name.”
For those who are new to JRDN, he was born and raised in Nova Scotia and debuted his album “IAMJRDN” a fine introduction that earned him a place at the table of Canadian R&B. This album earned him two Gold-Certified hits called “U Can Have It All” and “Like Magic”. In addition, he earned the SOCAN Urban Music Award by reaching #1 on the Much Music Video charts. He received Juno’s New Artist of the Year and R&B /Soul Recording of the Year Awards from there he released another single called “Rumors”.
JRDN’s time away from the studio has been a way to balance his personal and professional life. He had downtime and did some truth searching. With the help of 4X Platinum producer Eastbound, the collaboration brought on this new modern take on traditional R&B. The collaboration included Joel Stouffer of Dragonette and Jenson Vaughan to help recreate this fresh new sound.
Lastly, with this new release on May 10th, JRDN will have an upcoming tour with Canadian artist Classified. With new music and his Gold-Ceritifed hits, fans will look forward to his new sound and appreciate the music starters that brought him to fame. Stay tuned for dates. Follow JRDN on Instagram and Twitter for updates on his tour. Don’t forget to tune in on Spotify to listen to his R&B sound. To view any of his music videos go on YouTube.
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