Jordan Lewis

Jordan Lewis is a one of a kind musical outlier with the career to prove it. The Long Island bred, singer, guitar-player, songwriter, producer and engineer has already had a career that most would find extraordinary, yet he keeps pressing on. Lewis began playing guitar at age 11 and spent much of his childhood playing Jimi Hendrix riffs in his friend’s basement. During his college years he found himself touring the east coast in a prog rock outfit a la King Crimson while writing and performing with a pop band opening for Kendrick Lamar. He studied 20th century early experimental music in college and dreamed of someday moving to LA to make music his life. Upon moving to LA in 2013 his journey took a sharp turn as he began engineering for legendary production team of The-Dream and Tricky Stewart (Beyoncé, Justin Bieber, Rihanna). Not long after that, he was introduced to Travis Scott and Jordan quickly became the rapper’s personal engineer. He would go on to record Scott’s first two albums, Rodeo and Birds In The Trap where he would contribute guitars. He mixed Scott’s breakout track Antidote and worked on a string of hits with artists such as Drake, Miguel, Kanye West and many more. Those years of his life would lead to a string of successes. He recorded Scott’s “Goosebumps” in the rappers bedroom, worked on albums for DJ Khaled, Juicy J, Wale and Tinashe and even accompanied Scott on Rihanna’s Anti Tour. Jordan had his sights set elsewhere however. Realizing the life of an engineer was not what he wanted, Jordan left the profession all together and struggled to find a sound that could lead him back to his first love, performing. What he arrived at was something that blended his childhood influences with his newly acquired production and engineering abilities. He is currently working on his debut EP.