Matthew Jordan

Mix the lyric-driven piano rock of Andrew McMahon, Ben Folds & Sara Bareilles with the adrenaline rush driving synth-pop of CHVRCHES, and you might have an idea of the sound of UNDENIABLE the new EP from singer-songwriter Matthew Jordan. After a successful IndieGogo campaign, raising 117% of target funds, the new EP drops October 2018 on all digita... l retailers. Some know him from his starring role in the timeless Five For Fighting music video, 100 Years. Others remember his appearance on the Vanessa Carlton episode of MTV Duets. And many have heard his music on shows such as MTVs Made and True Life or TLCs Candy Queen and What Not To Wear. In 2014, Matthew was welcomed into the Yamaha family as an officially endorsed artist. He has since been featured in promo videos for new Yamaha products, and is thrilled to represent the brand, playing his CP4 stage piano and Motif XF-6 at many gigs across the country. Jordan regularly performs at jam-packed clubs and venues all over Southern California including Genghis Cohen, Molly Malones and The Hotel Cafe. When on the road, he frequents clubs like Uncommon Ground in Chicago and The Bitter End in NYC. However, Jordan spends much of his time traveling the country playing keys for many other bands and artists. For more information on the many artists Matthew has worked with, scroll down and read on! In addition to his own music, Matthew Jordan frequently works with other artists and singers as a musical director, keyboard player, back-up vocalist and producer. The long and diverse list of talented artists that MJ has worked and performed with includes The Beach Boys & Mike Love, Rooney, Mark McGrath (Sugar Ray), Sabrina Carpenter (Hollywood Records), Everclear, Uncle Kracker, Terri Nunn (Berlin), Martha Davis (The Motels), Skip Martin (Kool & The Gang), Steve Augeri (Journey), Rick Derringer, Tommy Tutone, The Rembrandts, Kaya Stewart (Warner Bros Records; daughter of Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics) and Nina & Randa (YouTube sensations). Jordan has performed all over ...Read More