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JORDAN DAVIS RELEASES HIS DEBUT ALBUM ON FRIDAY AND “SINGLES YOU UP” GOES GOLD.

JORDAN DAVIS RELEASES HIS DEBUT ALBUM ON FRIDAY AND “SINGLES YOU UP” GOES GOLD.
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Jordan Davis

Jordan Davis releases his debut album, Home State, on Friday (March 23rd). The collection includes his NOW gold-certified song, “Singles You Up.” Prior to a show last night at Nashville’s legendary Exit/In, he was surprised with a plaque signifying more than 500,000 copies sold/digital downloads of the song.

 


Photo Credit: Graham Dodd

Pictured L to R: UMG Nashville President Cindy Mabe, UMG Nashville COO Mike Harris, Jordan Davis, UMG Nashville EVP A&R Brian Wright, MCA Nashville VP Promotion Katie Dean, UMG Nashville VP A&R Stephanie Wright, UMG Nashville Chairman & CEO Mike Dungan

 

 

The Shreveport, Louisiana native co-wrote all 12 tunes on the album, including a few with his producer Paul DiGiovanni, who’s worked with Blake Shelton, Hunter Hayes and Dan + Shay. Jordan hopes people get to know who he is through his music on the album.

“I really hope that through this album you get a better glimpse into who I am as an artist, you know a glimpse into not only my country influences, but some of my rock influences, some of my R&B influences, and just my love for songwriting. I really feel like we’ve done a good job with the production [and] with the writing of this record, and I hope you feel like you know a little bit more about who I am after listening to it. That’s kinda what I hope you take away with from the Home State album.”
Home State Track List:

  1. “Take It From Me” (Jordan Davis, Jason Gantt, Jacob Davis)
    2. “Going ‘Round” (Jordan Davis, Ben Daniel, Pavel Dovgalyuk)
    3. “More Than I Know” (Jordan Davis, Paul DiGiovanni, Blair Daly)
    4. “Slow Dance In A Parking Lot” (Jordan Davis, Lonnie Fowler)
    5. “Singles You Up” (Jordan Davis, Justin Ebach, Steven Dale Jones)
    6. “Sundowners” (Jordan Davis, Josh Jenkins, Matt Jenkins)
    7. “Tough To Tie Down” (Jordan Davis, Jeff Middleton, Seth Ennis)
    8. “Selfish” (Jordan Davis, Jason Gantt, Joshua Wade Door)
    9. “Made That Way” (Jordan Davis, Paul DiGiovanni, Scooter Carusoe)
    10. “So Do I” (Jordan Davis, Paul DiGiovanni, Jamie Paulin)
    11. “Dreamed You Did” (Jordan Davis, Shane Minor, Jonathan Singleton)
    12. “Leaving New Orleans” (Jordan Davis, Lonnie Fowler, David Frasier)

    Jordan is on the road in St. Louis this weekend wrapping up his White Wine and Whiskey Tour.

Audio / Jordan Davis explains how he and his co-writers came up with the idea for "Singles You Up."

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Jordan Davis (Singles You Up) 1 OC: …lot to me. :29
“‘Singles You Up’ was written with two buddies of mine back in Nashville. One of ‘em had just gotten engaged, and when he came in we were congratulating him on it, and the saying ‘You’re smart enough not to single her up’ was thrown up, and I think we all kind of knew that we needed to write that. We actually wrote it really, really quick, I mean right when we got done, we knew we had something special. So, we have a blast playing it, and I can’t be happier that it’s my debut single. It’s a song that means a lot to me.”

Audio / Jordan Davis talks about his hopes for his debut album, Home State.

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Jordan Davis (album expectations) OC: …Home State album. :27
“I really hope that through this album you get a better glimpse into who I am as an artist, you know a glimpse into not only my country influences, but some of my rock influences, some of my R&B influences, and just my love for songwriting. I really feel like we’ve done a good job with the production [and] with the writing of this record, and I hope you feel like you know a little bit more about who I am after listening to it. That’s kinda what I hope you take away with from the Home State album.”

Audio / Jordan Davis explains why he named his debut album, Home State.

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Jordan Davis (album title) 1 OC: …Home State. :39
“When it came time to name the record, you know, Louisiana is a big part of who I am and I love the fact that I’m from Louisiana and I call Louisiana my home state. One of the main reasons that it’s called that is that this record, the ideas for these songs, the inspiration behind these songs can all be traced back to Louisiana. All those songs [on the record] started in Louisiana, and I thought what better way than to kinda put a line through all of them and tie a bow on this whole record. I thought Louisiana was too much, and I’ve always loved that title, Home State.”