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Jordan Power

The Spiritual Songwriter

For three decades, Jordan Power searched fervently for his purpose on Earth. A polymath at heart, Power has found success under his birth name as a radio and television producer, a guest speaker, a syndicated newspaper columnist and an internet entrepreneur.

He has appeared on television and radio more than 50 times and even built the world’s first cardboard beach. In 2019, he became Jordan Power, co-hosting a podcast with his best friend that would sell out shows and land him on a billboard in downtown Toronto. Despite these accomplishments, something always felt missing. Last year, his sister reminded him of a long-forgotten childhood dream and perhaps his reason for being…music.

For the past year, he pursued this dream, but obstacles remained. Then, in early 2024, he met a spiritual healer named Dina in the mountains of Bali. This encounter sparked a profound spiritual awakening in him, amplified using psychedelics. During this process, he let go of his old self and embraced an entirely new way of living. Subsequently, music began to flow out from him effortlessly. Thirty days later, with no prior musical experience, he entered a recording studio.

Less than a year later, his music has been streamed over 3 million times and played on over 50 radio stations worldwide. He has grown to 70K+ monthly Spotify listeners in under a year with zero PR, and is well on his way to fulfilling his mission to build a holistic movement – combining music, merch, and healing products to help others transform.

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BOOK NOW FOR your podcast

Jordan Power

The Spiritual Songwriter

For three decades, Jordan Power searched fervently for his purpose on Earth. A polymath at heart, Power has found success under his birth name as a radio and television producer, a guest speaker, a syndicated newspaper columnist and an internet entrepreneur.

He has appeared on television and radio more than 50 times and even built the world’s first cardboard beach. In 2019, he became Jordan Power, co-hosting a podcast with his best friend that would sell out shows and land him on a billboard in downtown Toronto. Despite these accomplishments, something always felt missing. Last year, his sister reminded him of a long-forgotten childhood dream and perhaps his reason for being…music.

For the past year, he pursued this dream, but obstacles remained. Then, in early 2024, he met a spiritual healer named Dina in the mountains of Bali. This encounter sparked a profound spiritual awakening in him, amplified using psychedelics. During this process, he let go of his old self and embraced an entirely new way of living. Subsequently, music began to flow out from him effortlessly. Thirty days later, with no prior musical experience, he entered a recording studio.

Less than a year later, his music has been streamed over 3 million times and played on over 50 radio stations worldwide. He has grown to 70K+ monthly Spotify listeners in under a year with zero PR, and is well on his way to fulfilling his mission to build a holistic movement – combining music, merch, and healing products to help others transform.

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“Today, pop artist and multidisciplinary storyteller Jordan Power returns with his most intimate and haunting release yet: “Merican Dream,” available now on all major streaming platforms via Grey Smoke Records.” 

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“Emerging artist Jordan Power is returning with a striking new single titled “Mr. Slipstream“, offering us a fusion of danceable indie-pop and emotionally resonant lyricism that grabs us from the first note and doesn’t let us go.” 

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“Rising indie-pop artist Jordan Power is set to make waves once again with his latest single, “Mr. Slipstream”, an evocative track that delves into the intricate dynamics of success, gender expectations, and personal relationships.” 

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“Wrapped in a super catchy and really lovely pop song, Jordan Power‘s new single is based on a profound conversation and comes with an important message.” 

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“Halfway through “Crazy” I was picturing Jordan Power under blue stage lights, a half-buttoned shirt clinging to him, looking like the sensitive one in a 90s boy band—the one who actually feels shit. It doesn’t feel recycled, though. It’s raw in a way that feels like you weren’t supposed to hear it yet—like you walked in mid-breakdown. I didn’t even pretend to play it cool. I was all in by the first chorus.” 

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Ask me

How do you write music?
How do you find inspiration?
Whats the larger purpose of your music?
What advice would you give to your younger self and the younger generations?
What routines did you use to heal yourself physically and mentally?

Podcast agent: Troy H

troy@kitcaster.com

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