Jordan is Quinn O’Donnell’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
There’s something instantly magnetic about “Jordan,” the new single from Quinn O’Donnell.
Jordan is Quinn O’Donnell’s Single Out Now
The track opens with a deep, bass-heavy drum groove that feels like it’s pulsing from beneath the earth.
The mood is shadowy and intense, teetering on dystopian, but never crossing into chaos. Instead, it holds you in a steady grip—tense, steady, and quietly explosive.
Quinn’s voice enters like a sudden beam of light. It’s crisp, bright, and sharp enough to cut through the fog of low-end frequencies that define the track’s intro.
During the verses, her vocals are laid bare, surrounded by a minimal setup of bass, subdued keyboard, and drum. It’s a stark contrast that works in her favor, giving space for emotion to simmer without oversaturation.
The chorus brings a shift. The melody swells and hypnotises—almost trance-like—while electric guitars surge beneath the vocals, adding a thick wall of texture that nods to bands like Radiohead. It’s not loud for the sake of volume; it’s layered with intent, giving the chorus a sense of movement and release.
Then comes the guitar solo—a moment that breaks open the structure of the song. It doesn’t just serve as an interlude; it feels like a portal. Raw, expressive, and untamed, the guitar screams in a way that feels more like catharsis than performance. It’s the kind of solo that reminds you why distortion pedals exist.
“Jordan” feels like the track you didn’t know you needed until it played, especially for those who’ve been craving something deeper than polished chart-pop. Quinn O’Donnell isn’t chasing mainstream approval; she’s building her own sonic world, and based on this, it’s a world worth stepping into.
Jordan is Quinn O’Donnell’s Single Out Now!
Mesmerizing!
Quinn O’Donnell is known across Nashville for her raw, emotional performances. Her unique blend of alternative rock with atmospheric songwriting gives her a timeless, yet unique sound. Taking inspiration from artists like Death Cab for Cutie and Radiohead, O’Donnell takes root in the early 2000’s and late 90’s. Through her touring and local DIY shows, Quinn and her band full of friends (The Lonely Hearts) have made their mark in venues across the Nashville area and beyond.
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