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- Oct272011
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Jordan Reyne added 1 new photo
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Jordan Reyne added 1 new photo
- Apr202011
- Jordan Reyne added 1 new song
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Jordan Reyne added 1 new photo
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- Jordan Reyne added 1 new album
- May52010
Children of a Factory Nat...Influences and Skills These are musical styles (genres), artistic influences, and skills that this user has listed. You can rate each item for this user by clicking the correspoding bar.
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- Found Sound
- Guitar
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- Live Performance
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- Singing
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Jordan Reyne
Hailed by New Zealand's National Radio as the pioneer of a new sound, Jordans music has been variously described as "industrial folk", "folk noir" and "Antipodean Steampunk" yet defies any cut and dried description. Imagine a 19th Century Nine Inch Nails banging on old iron and steam powered machines, combined with the Dead Can Dance's electronic folk soundscapes and Sinead Oconnor's vocals in the background.
Jordan combines pioneer-era industrial found sound, with folk instrumentation and etherial vocal melodies. She usually writes "concept" albums with stories, old and new, told song by song. This means it makes sense to hear them whole. For that reason, her first 4 CDs are available via the discography listing to the right of this page for private listening purposes.
Jordan's fifth (How the Dead Live) was comissioned by the New Zealand Arts Council to tell the story of one of New Zeand's first pioneer women and her struggle with the character "History", who is determined to overlok her. It can be previewed in full here on Uvumi.
Jordan combines pioneer-era industrial found sound, with folk instrumentation and etherial vocal melodies. She usually writes "concept" albums with stories, old and new, told song by song. This means it makes sense to hear them whole. For that reason, her first 4 CDs are available via the discography listing to the right of this page for private listening purposes.
Jordan's fifth (How the Dead Live) was comissioned by the New Zealand Arts Council to tell the story of one of New Zeand's first pioneer women and her struggle with the character "History", who is determined to overlok her. It can be previewed in full here on Uvumi.
Comments (52)
http://www.uvumi.com/charts/all+songs/2010-11-16
Great to see you here, looks like youre doing very well here....congrats to you! Well deserved!
Anyway, I am really glad you liked the track. Have a great Sunday!
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