Jordan Doucette is a Massachusetts based pop-rock singer/songwriter. Influenced by Sheryl Crow, Michelle Branch, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morrisette, she pens her songs from the perspective of a post high school non-conformist that has lived in a dysfunctional world. Uplifting pop melodies, along with sophisticated and catchy phrasing, accompany her dark lyrics in a tight-wire balancing act. One of her songs, Dear Mother, doesn’t spare anyone her pain- the lyrics and melody are nothing but heart wrenching. On the other side of the coin, Driving Me has a happy up-tempo feel that is betrayed by the chorus stating that that there is no gold at the end of the rainbow. The majority of her songs have a silky rock feel that combine gentle acoustic guitars opposite edgy electric guitars, bass and drums. Her voice has been described as sexy and sultry, and is the main attraction to this act. Her distinct vocal style stands out in the mix and delivers easily distinguishable lyrics.
Press Info
Blue Cadillac was featured on the internationally syndicated radio show BluesDeluxe in May 2004 reaching a total audience of 2 million. At Garageband.com: Screw You ranked #98 of 15,754 submitted songs in the all-time rock catagory.
"a honey-dipped pop vocal that could have record company execs salivating. Why this artist isn't signed to a major yet is a complete mystery" "This record oozes talent and it's just a matter of time before Doucette is making her way towards mainstream stardom" - Amy McGill, State Of Emergency (FOUR STARS).
"A Band worthy of a Boston Music Award nomination" - David Sloan, Metronome Magazine
"Jordan Doucette’s first release on Launch Pad Records is a powerful slab of this generation’s mix of soulful pop and rock" - Kristen Tully- 2 Much Music Magazine
Similar Artists
Michelle Branch
Avril Levigne
Sheryl Crow
Alanis Morrisette
Influences
Various pop, rock and blues artists from 40's to current. Sheryl Crow, Michelle Branch, Sarah McLachlan and Avril Levigne
Bio
Jordan Doucette is a Massachusetts based pop-rock singer/songwriter. She pens her songs from the perspective of a college aged misfit struggling with life around her. Uplifting pop melodies, along with sophisticated and catchy phrasing, accompany her dark lyrics in a tight-wire balancing act. One of her songs, Dear Mother, doesn’t spare anyone her pain- the lyrics and melody are nothing but heart wrenching. On the other side of the coin, Driving Me has a happy up-tempo feel that is betrayed by the chorus stating that that there is no gold at the end of the rainbow. The majority of her songs have a silky rock feel that combine gentle acoustic guitars opposite edgy electric guitars, bass and drums. Her voice has been described as sexy and sultry, and is the main attraction to this act. Her distinct vocal style stands out in the mix and delivers easily distinguishable lyrics.