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Apr 22, 2022 48 min

S2-E123 Jordana Bryant

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4/20/2022 Episode 123 features country artist Jordana Bryant. Jordana joined Mike and co-host, actress Isabella Blake Thomas to talk about her career as a country recording artist and her new single 'GUILTY' which dropped 4/22/2022. At just 16, country artist Jordana Bryant is making her way and getting noticed. She is the next big thing in country music. From almost day one, this Pennsylvania native discovered her love of music, and has been writing and recording songs that come from life experiences. But, more than that, in the good times and those times when life is difficult and not making sense, It is those moments that are her inspiration - motivating her to write songs which, in some ways become Jordana's soundtrack. Each song has meaning while Jordana keeps it fun Nashville has taken notice of Jordana Bryant as well. With millions of downloads and more music about to drop, Jordana is learning to navigate the country music community. She recently signed a deal with Riser House Entertainment in Nashville. A move which will definitely take Jordana to the next level. The response has been amazing and she's looking forward to working with this standout firm. ​Jordana's new single 'GUILTY' droppped on 4/22/2022 and is available on multiple download platforms as well as her homepage www.jordanabryant.com Follow Jordana on instagram @jordana.bryant. Enjoy the podcast!

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