“1933” by Jordan Smith Reynolds

“1933” is to the ears like a warm blanket on a cold day is to the body. By incorporating the right amount of guitar and violin, this song has such a beautiful instrumental journey for the listener.

Jordan Smith Reynold’s high pitched vocals really emulate such a beautiful sound that is perfect for the chorus. During the bridge, he really uses his chest voice to take the song to a higher intensity.

This song is about going back into time to talk to a past relative. With lyrics like, “You are far away / for a moment you were everywhere / and it felt like I was home / So I thought you should know”, this song really touches the hearts of his broad audience.

A truly beautiful song of storytelling in able to connect to the past.


Written by Tricia Patras

FOLLOW Jordan Smith Reynolds

Spotify

Instagram

Related Posts

“Better” by Zara Smile

Zara Smile is back, and she’s handing us the ultimate contradiction with her latest track, “Better.” At first listen, “Better” hits your ears like a

“Safe” by Aubryanna

Aubryanna delivers something truly special with her track “Safe,” a seamless mash-up of smooth R&B and gritty alternative sounds that refuses to stay in one

5 R&B Gems You Should Add to Your Playlist

R&B continues to evolve through artists who blend soulful storytelling with contemporary production. From intimate reflections to cinematic soundscapes, these five tracks showcase the genre’s

“2nd Guesser” by Noelle Sucks

Noelle Sucks has a gift for making self-doubt sound absolutely mesmerizing, and her latest single, “2nd Guesser,” is the perfect proof. On paper, the track

SIGN UP
FOR
UPDATES!

Our free newsletter is jampacked with our favorite music discoveries, trends, and industry insight to keep you in the loop