just thought i would tell you a little banjo tune i wrote is going to be used as the intro music to the television show rewind, all about music in yorkshire.
it will be recorded soon and be available to download from here,
cheers

jordan

A few things people have written about my music.

 

Sandman Magazine - Catchy songs touching lyrics, superb harp playing and some how of hand yet intense delivery add up to a great performance"

 

Leeds Music Scene- A pitch and note perfect gem of a set Senior's style is unique, quirky, hilarious and soulful

 

Yorkshire Evening Post-Jordan has the classic raw elements to really stand out from the pack

                                                                  

 

Sandman Magazine-Some brilliantly folky tunes, and a sharp tuneful voice that could veer between melancholy and desperation and a hundred other emotions besides.

 

Good Vibrations-Has that rare quality of taking me post confusing weekend, to a place were feeling sad about the past is feeling hopeful about the future

I've always liked The Primrose as one of Leeds' smaller music venues and I have always managed to catch some good bands there, tonight was no exception.

Opening this evening is Jordan Senior. It's the first time I have seen him play, although I have heard many a good thing about him said. His style this evening was very Jack Johnson meets Stephen Lynch, and he mixes a beautiful soft vocal with real life rawness to his sound and lyrics.

His guitar playing is second to none and he seems very at ease with each song he performs and also manages to get a laugh. A particular favourite, was a song about how cats have a life of their own. Jordan Senior's style is unique, quirky, hilarious and soulful and I would definitely go see him again, maybe not on a line up like tonight though as he doesn't really fit into a category or genre and I think he would work better in his own one man show

this weekend will also see the track "from a sea side town" used in a documentry for the bbc to be screened on the large screen in and around leeds.

The author Mark Lamb has asked if he could use "from a sea side town" as part of the promotional film for the release of his latest novel.

more details will follow.