Becca Inglis

One thrifter snagged an undervalued gold necklace at a thrift store, only to discover its true worth later.

Growing up in the north of England wasn’t easy for DJ and producer I. JORDAN. When they released their breakout EP For You (which saw them become one of club culture’s emergent darlings in the midst of the UK’s first Covid-19 lockdown), they addressed the homophobia they had faced as a queer teen living in Doncaster. Back then, feeling rejected by their northern community, they decided to spurn it right back, escaping to London in search of diversity. Their debut full-length, I AM JORDAN, is a statement of how far they’ve traveled since. Sonically, it feels like a hero’s homecoming.

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