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Jords. is all sorts of smooth on his latest demo release "Kinda, Sorta"

  • January 4, 2018
  • James Schiff
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Only Jords. can make a venting session in the booth sound as smooth as butter. Once again, the South London emcee graces the world with his presence and lets off some steam in a nearly six-minute track titled, “Kinda, Sorta.” Featuring Gray BS on the background vocals, “Kinda, Sorta” is just a young man rapping what’s on his mind, and doing it with the agility and poise that fans have come to love from the UK rapper.

Produced by Jords. and Livingstone Brown, “Kinda, Sorta” starts out with a velvety and rich bassline and then fills out with some guitar and piano to give a warm, speakeasy feel to the track. After loosening his tie over the first half, the track slows down to a halt before a quiet piano perks up with Jords. singing over the instrumentation. While the first half was blowing steam, the second half finds Jords. speaking to someone in particular. Instead of freeing his thoughts, he’s focusing them here and airing out his fears.

Though Jords. describes the track as a “Demo,” “Kinda, Sorta” is anything but a casual release. With an ear for productions and a flow as smooth as a glass of Blue Label, Jords. proves yet again he’s a bright talent in the Hip-Hop game. Press play on “Kinda, Sorta” above and be sure to keep it locked on EARMILK for all your Hip-Hop needs.

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