“The full package,” Sony representative Jeremy Castro calls her, “a refreshing mix of raw talent and honed skill.” At 16, Jordan Avery has already been playing at bars, coffee shops, conferences, and a number of reputable venues for over 3 years. Her self-marketing has provided her an impressive 1.4k+ followers on social media giant Instagram, amassing a total of over 10k likes. She was called back and accepted into industry respected talent management company ‘AMTC.’ Upon completion, she received callbacks from representatives of companies such as Sony, BMG, NYCDA, and Stephen DeAngelis. Accomplished Nashville singer/songwriter Riley Q praises Jordan highly and describes her as having “a Taylor Swift- like ability to take you back to moments you’d never think to remember.” Despite her beginnings as a cover artist, Jordan’s live sets have expanded to consist of almost exclusively original music, with carefully chosen cover songs placed between. Jordan has written upwards of 50 songs, and plans to put out her first iTunes, Spotify, and Apple release in mid- 2018. She has a number of exclusively press-access singles and 2016 debut demo “Climbing Trees” available upon request. Her first Spotify single is known simply as “18,” and combines common post- relationship themes of confusion, regret, and sadness with compelling vocal tracks to craft a powerful, well-received message of overcoming and moving on. She credits soul and R&B artist Allen Stone as her primary lyrical inspiration, referencing his music as “incredibly raw and relatable.” Vocally, she looks to the likes of powerhouse Adele, Amy Winehouse, and Alanis Morissette. Her music can be found largely referencing the themes of “moving on,” and “reflection.”