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Jordan Occasionally's "Lie, Lie, Lie" is the heartbreak anthem for the season

  • March 1, 2022
  • Emily Treadgold
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Jordan Occasionally has been making waves on TikTok with their disco-infused pop sound and heavenly voice. Their new single "Lie, Lie, Lie" is a heartbreak anthem made for the end of Aquarius season.

Their ability to make a song about finding love in a world of lies into such an effervescent danceable track speaks to their prowess as an artist. Laced with afrobeats from producer Inoahcreation, this song is all about a cleansing feeling and new beginnings around the corner. It "makes you want to dance through the situationships," they explained.

Jordan Occasionally has a voice that's taking over the pop world, rooted in vulnerability and relatability. Those effortless vocals shine through, and when combined with the pulsating drums and the little sounds of fluttering birds, it works together so perfectly. Jordan Occasionally's vulnerable writing emphasizes their journey in dating as a Black queer femme, always looking for the truth in relationships.

Growing up in Memphis, TN, Jordan Occasionally is making a mark on the city known as the home of the blues with their signature style. They're definitely an artist to watch with over 109k streams on Spotify and 64k on social media, and those numbers just keep going up.

Connect with Jordan Occasionally Instagram | Spotify | TikTok

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