“There is something special about this video because it isn’t very theatrical, but it still has a theme of resolution. It’s one of the most heartfelt things I’ve seen in a while and I’m not just saying that because I’m a part of it.”
Jordan Bratton receives praises from both his new music lovers and fans alike for his reflective R&B flavours and his distinctive soul delivery. Following from his two previous releases ‘Pieces’ and ‘Sunsets’ comes ‘Spaces’, taken from his ‘Driver’s Ed’ mixtape.
It’s a major step up for the 22-year-old singer first EP ‘Youth’ via RCA Records in 2015. It means that Bratton is here to stay and isn’t going anywhere. ‘Youth’ gained respect from Fader, Billboard and Pigeons and Planes; making Bratton one of the next new gen of futuristic R&B that’ll continue the sound after Miguel.