Ahead of sharing her first new full-length album since 2014, Rochelle Jordan has returned with another new single. You can hear "GOT EM" below.
Arriving through Royal Mountain Records and TOKiMONSTA's Young Art Records, "GOT EM" follows December 2019's "FILL ME IN" and was produced by frequent collaborator KLSH with an assist from Machinedrum. Lyrically, the London-born, Toronto-raised, L.A.-based artist places emphasis on words of affirmation for both the listener and herself.
"I wrote it in 2017, a time where I had an intense epiphany about life. I started to become much more spiritually aware than I have ever been before," Jordan shared in a statement. "All the repetition in this song is my way of being able to meditate on these words of encouragement and confidence, affirm and push through. Talking my shit in the first verse, to speaking and encouraging whoever is listening in the second, I just wanted this song to seep into the veins of whoever needs to be lifted."
"GOT EM" will appear on a follow-up to Jordan's 2014 album 1021. Last year, she appeared on Machinedrum's A View of U, while 2019 saw her collaborate with Jacques Greene and JETS.
Arriving through Royal Mountain Records and TOKiMONSTA's Young Art Records, "GOT EM" follows December 2019's "FILL ME IN" and was produced by frequent collaborator KLSH with an assist from Machinedrum. Lyrically, the London-born, Toronto-raised, L.A.-based artist places emphasis on words of affirmation for both the listener and herself.
"I wrote it in 2017, a time where I had an intense epiphany about life. I started to become much more spiritually aware than I have ever been before," Jordan shared in a statement. "All the repetition in this song is my way of being able to meditate on these words of encouragement and confidence, affirm and push through. Talking my shit in the first verse, to speaking and encouraging whoever is listening in the second, I just wanted this song to seep into the veins of whoever needs to be lifted."
"GOT EM" will appear on a follow-up to Jordan's 2014 album 1021. Last year, she appeared on Machinedrum's A View of U, while 2019 saw her collaborate with Jacques Greene and JETS.
