Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
I. JORDAN steps out with their largest and most personal release yet, For You.
Inspired by growing up queer in the North of England, For You documents Jordan understanding and learning about their own identity, and to being kind to themselves in the process (the “You” in the EP’s title is a reference to themselves). The EP’s six tracks draw from all aspects of Jordan’s musical make-up, from the raw sample-chopping house and high-emotion techno that they first made their name with, to the fast-paced drum’n’bass and happy hardcore of their formative early clubbing experiences.
The cover art and assets for the EP were shot at Dalston Superstore, a legendary queer venue in Dalston that’s close to Jordan’s heart. “I've always been really into toilets, I did a photography project at college writing messages in toilets for people”, they explain. “I'm drawn to the idea that they're public but ultimately isolated and individual, so writing a message was a way to show another human had been there.”
“They're spaces for me to decompress, sort my head out and get some time away. They're also places I've experienced to be queer. When I was growing up, it wasn't necessarily safe for me to show any public displays of affection with people, so toilets were a safe option.”
Tracklist:
01. I'm Waiting (Just 4 U)
02. For You
03. Emotional Melodical
04. Rave City
05. Westbourne Ave
06. Dear Nan King
I. JORDAN steps out with their largest and most personal release yet, For You.
Inspired by growing up queer in the North of England, For You documents Jordan understanding and learning about their own identity, and to being kind to themselves in the process (the “You” in the EP’s title is a reference to themselves). The EP’s six tracks draw from all aspects of Jordan’s musical make-up, from the raw sample-chopping house and high-emotion techno that they first made their name with, to the fast-paced drum’n’bass and happy hardcore of their formative early clubbing experiences.
The cover art and assets for the EP were shot at Dalston Superstore, a legendary queer venue in Dalston that’s close to Jordan’s heart. “I've always been really into toilets, I did a photography project at college writing messages in toilets for people”, they explain. “I'm drawn to the idea that they're public but ultimately isolated and individual, so writing a message was a way to show another human had been there.”
“They're spaces for me to decompress, sort my head out and get some time away. They're also places I've experienced to be queer. When I was growing up, it wasn't necessarily safe for me to show any public displays of affection with people, so toilets were a safe option.”
Tracklist:
01. I'm Waiting (Just 4 U)
02. For You
03. Emotional Melodical
04. Rave City
05. Westbourne Ave
06. Dear Nan King
