TAY JORDAN BLENDS OLD AND NEW WITH "2089" OFFERING A PREVIEW OF HIS UPCOMING PROJECT

Harriett Dolphin
Feb 22, 2024
1 min read

South London artist Tay Jordan introduces listeners to a fusion of old and new with his latest track, "2089."

Produced by Vercetti James, the song marries old-school disco vibes with contemporary bars, creating a unique sonic experience.

The instrumental draws inspiration from the 1970s disco era, featuring a retro sample and reverb-soaked drums creating a glitzy and nostalgic sound serving as a backdrop to Tay Jordan's gritty and unrushed bars, creating an intriguing contrast in the music.

Becoming a notable name on the scene last year with his debut EP, "Have A Nice Trip," a seven-track project that showcased his distinct style. Now, with "2089," he offers a glimpse into his evolving sound, teasing an upcoming project. T

As fans eagerly await more details about Tay Jordan's upcoming project, "2089" stands as a testament to his ability to seamlessly blend different musical influences, creating a style that is both nostalgic and contemporary. The track sets the stage for the artist's continued evolution and leaves listeners anticipating the full scope of his new musical endeavour.

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