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Pick in my Pocket 3:460:00/3:46
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Pick in my Pocket - EP
cooler than you (June 2, 2023)
throwing shade to start the summer
Nashville recording artist, Jordan Blanchard, is throwing some shade in the early days of summer with his newest single, “Cooler Than You” (available June 2nd). This breakup anthem features a woman who leaves him for money and status, while he is happy just enjoying what a simple country life has to offer.
Along with being a great day drinking song, “Cooler Than You” will kick off his summer tour which features nearly 100 appearances in just 137 days and festival lineups with the likes of HARDY, LOCASH, Neal McCoy, Jason Michael Carroll, Drew Baldridge, Chris Kroeze (The Voice), and more. Needless to say, he will definitely need a “cool-down” when it wraps up. “Cooler Than You” speaks to his more tongue-in-cheek sense of humor. “You always wanted somebody cooler than me, and I’d rather have an iced-down cooler than you” goes the hook, and with it, something of a sarcastic catch phrase between verses, “That’s cool.”
This is not only Blanchard’s fourth studio single, but also his fourth in a row about love. “I sure write a lot of songs about something I know nothing about,” he jokingly says on stage. Most of his influences stem from the great love songs of the 80s and 90s, and it shows. His progression of releases so far has taken us through a flirty rendezvous, a toxic on and off relationship, a breakup that never seemed to end, and now a good riddance goodbye. We are excited to see what he hits us with next, but until then, we’re gonna crack a cold one and enjoy “Cooler Than You on June 2nd!
Running red lights (Jan 20, 2023)
crime can be nostalgic, who knew?
It’s not often that a feeling of nostalgia is associated with criminal activity. Nashville recording artist, Jordan Blanchard, changes that perspective entirely. His latest single, “Running Red Lights,” is all about pushing the limits… of love. The red lights are symbolic of knowing you shouldn’t and then doing it anyway–and everyone knows that if you play with fire, you’re bound to get burned. After dropping a flirty debut called “Hangover," this fierce and reflective message was exactly what he needed for a follow up.
Jordan’s first release led to airplay on over 30 stations along with several features in podcasts, blogs, magazines, newspapers, and radio interviews. The growth continues as his band gears up for their second official tour, “Running Red Lights Tour.” Just like the song, this tour is all about testing boundaries–this time, of what is possible on stage. Taking risks and unexpected turns is exactly what he and his team have been working on this off-season. In 2022, he added his name to festival lineups with the likes of Chris Kroeze, Larry Fleet, Lauren Alaina, and Kip Moore. With more high caliber festivals, county fairs, and outdoor concerts in 2023, Jordan is setting himself up to be a household name very soon.
hangover (Nov 11, 2022)
Jordan Blanchard approaches a hangover from a different point of view in his debut single
Nashville recording artist, Jordan Blanchard, could make any room spin with his debut single, “Hangover." After entering the Nashville writing scene in 2021, it became obvious that his story would be one to follow, and while a hangover usually happens at the end of something exciting, this one is only the beginning. In its first month, “Hangover” amassed 90,000 streams from 50,000 different listeners.
Jordan’s first official tour, “The Hangover Tour,” started back in June and will continue through the end of the year. During this tour, he has performed in the same lineup as Chris Kroeze, Larry Fleet, Lauren Alaina, Kip Moore, and others. An epic moment from this tour included a life jacket, a backflip, and one of the largest country festivals in his home state of Wisconsin. You can find that moment on his Instagram.