- Desert Island Cloud Jordan Duffy Channels ’80s Nostalgia in New Single ‘Nights Like These’

Jordan Duffy is an artist whose versatility knows no bounds. As a singer, songwriter, producer, and senior audio engineer, her music spans genres like indie, pop, Americana, and alternative, shaped by influences that include powerhouses like Adele, Lake Street Dive, Yola, and Charli XCX.

Hailing from Worcester, Massachusetts, her journey began with songs about heartbreaks in dive bars, female empowerment, exploding toads, one-night stands, and even zombie lovers. At just 18, she had her first major break, opening for The Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickie Betts. During college, she discovered her remarkable four-octave range while studying and performing opera.

Jordan Duffy’s career later led her to become the first female audio engineer at Earwolf/Stitcher Podcasts. Her time there has been marked by standout moments like serenading Weird Al Yankovic, performing a hilarious rendition of “Total Eclipse of the Fart” on “The Office Ladies,” and lending her vocals to the “Just Between Us” podcast theme song. Fans of the “Best Friends” podcast might also recognize her distinctive laugh as Engineer Jordan.

Her latest single, “Nights Like These,” is a fresh pop anthem drenched in ‘80s nostalgia, complete with a sultry sax solo by Trey Magnifique and steamy synths. Produced by Party Nails, the track spotlights Jordan Duffy’s bold, rich, and powerful vocals. The music video takes viewers on a thrilling journey through a series of nightmares straight out of classic 1980s horror films, making it a perfect addition to any Halloween playlist.