Rochelle Jordan - Through The Wall Vinyl 2LP

Rochelle Jordan is stepping into her diva era. The Los Angeles-based, British-Canadian singer and songwriter has long been an underground force, quietly threading together alt-R&B and pulse-pounding electronic music. With longtime collaborator and producer KLSH, Jordan has forged a sound all her own: a seductive mix of house energy, drum-and-bass intensity, hip-hop swagger, and experimental daring that has moved from niche circles into the mainstream spotlight.

Even as her 2014 single “Lowkey” went viral in 2023—racking up over 21 million Spotify streams—Jordan was in the studio with tastemakers like KAYTRANADA and Sango, preparing music meant to hit both dance floors and headphones. Now, she arrives with confidence, her 2025 single “Crave,” produced by Chicago house legend Terry Hunter, signaling a new chapter. “My number one goal is always: How do I give people that feeling when they listen to my music?” she says.

Raised in Toronto by British-Jamaican parents, Jordan grew up surrounded by an eclectic mix of sounds—reggae, soul, drum-and-bass, garage, gospel—that shaped her sonic identity. She met KLSH via MySpace, sending songs back and forth until he brought her to Los Angeles to record her debut R O J O in 2011. That collaboration has continued through breakthrough projects like 2014’s 1021 and 2021’s dance-steeped Play with the Changes. “If you're talking about Rochelle Jordan, you're talking about KLSH,” she says.

Over a decade into her career, Jordan has become a fully realized artist, exploring love, self-affirmation, and womanhood with a radiant, prism-like sound. As anticipation builds for her long-awaited fourth album, she is casting aside self-doubt, claiming her status as a singular, influential force in contemporary music. “I want to be another story of resilience for people,” she says—an artist who arrives on her own terms, unstoppable and unapologetic.