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Jordan Davis is a multi-platinum, award-winning artist who has continuously pushed the boundaries of country music with his deeply personal songwriting and genre-blending approach. With his highly anticipated new album, Learn the Hard Way, Jordan further refines his craft, exploring new territory while maintaining the authenticity that has made him one of country music’s newest superstars.
For Jordan, Learn the Hard Way represents a journey of self-discovery and artistic evolution. After the success of his two Platinum-certified albums, Home State and Bluebird Days, Jordan faced the challenge of finding fresh creative inspiration without rehashing what he’d already done. This album marks a shift—one that finds Jordan embracing a more organic sound while still honoring his roots in southern rock, blues, and classic country. Fans will still hear Jordan’s signature style, but Learn The Hard Way brings in fresh sounds that showcase his growth, blending his roots with exciting new elements.
The writing of “Good Gone Bad” was a pivotal moment in Jordan’s creative process. A track that features bluesy slide guitar and a deep groove, it was born out of the frustration of trying to write another “hit” and finding himself stuck in the past. “When I wrote ‘Good Gone Bad,’ I knew I was going in a new direction,” he explains. “It was the first time in a while that I didn’t feel the pressure to write what people expected. I wrote this song the way I wanted to play it, not thinking about what would come next.”
This fresh creative outlook continued throughout the album. On “Louisiana Stick,” Jordan teams up with Grammy-nominated guitarist Marcus King for a collaboration that reflects his Louisiana roots. “Growing up in Louisiana, blues and soul music really get into your blood,” Jordan shares. “I’ve always loved Marcus’ music, and when I had the idea for ‘Louisiana Stick,’ I wanted it to have that kind of feel. We just turned on every mic in the studio and let Marcus play guitar. It was a blast.” The result is a fiery, southern-fried anthem that celebrates the music that shaped Jordan’s early years.
Jordan continues to lean into personal experiences in tracks like “Mess With Missing You”, a poignant exploration of heartache and moving on. As a husband and father, Jordan brings a sense of grounded reality to his songs, blending vulnerability with storytelling. Similarly, “In Case You Missed It” offers a glimpse into the small-town life Jordan left behind, reflecting the changes and challenges of growing up, while maintaining the familiarity and charm of his roots.
One of the standout moments on Learn the Hard Way is “I Ain’t Sayin’”, a song that reached No. 1 on US country radio, further cementing Jordan’s standing as one of country’s most consistent hitmakers. With eight career No. 1s and two platinum albums to his name, Jordan’s growth as an artist is undeniable. This album finds him experimenting with sound, moving away from programmed production in favor of a more stripped-back, live-in-the-studio approach. The result is a collection of songs that feel fresh, raw, and real, capturing the energy of Jordan’s live performances and delivering it directly to listeners.
“Tom Petty’s music always had a driving, four-on-the-floor feel,” Jordan says, pointing to one of his influences as the inspiration behind “Turn This Truck Around.” The song is a reflection of his southern roots, infused with a sense of urgency and determination. “I wanted to show my southern-rock side,” he adds. “I wanted to give the fans something they hadn’t heard from me before.”
Collaborating with some of the most respected songwriters in the industry, such as Ashley Gorley, Hillary Lindsey, and Luke Dick, Jordan continues to prove that his creative well is far from running dry. His songwriting on Learn the Hard Way is sharp, reflecting a newfound wisdom and the lessons learned from his journey so far. The songs on this album are not just tracks—they’re anthems, set closers, and soon-to-be crowd favorites that will resonate deeply with his fans.
Learn the Hard Way is a celebration of Jordan’s evolution as an artist. It’s an album that blends traditional country with modern sensibilities, showcasing a voice that is both timeless and forward-thinking. Whether he’s exploring personal experiences or diving into new creative collaborations, Jordan remains one of the most innovative voices in country music today. If this is the hard way, then Jordan Davis makes it look easy.
Proudly from Maniwaki, Quebec, Matt Lang has turned bold ambition into a remarkable journey that has propelled him to the forefront of the Canadian and international country music scenes. He released his first EP in 2018, before even speaking a word of English, and quickly made waves by winning the SiriusXM Top of the Country competition in 2019.
Since then, Matt Lang has accumulated over 70 million streams across digital platforms, earned multiple Top 10 radio singles, and sold more than 150,000 tickets through sold-out tours and major festival appearances. His accolades include Gold-certified singles, a Gold ticket from ADISQ for ticket sales, a Road Gold Award, two Félix Awards, six Quebec Country Gala Awards, a SOCAN Award, four CCMA Award nominations, and an ADISQ nomination.
Renowned for his powerful voice, magnetic charisma, and explosive live performances, Matt has played to crowds of up to 80,000 people at major festivals such as Boots & Hearts, LASSO Montréal, and the Festival d’été de Québec, where he opened for Luke Combs. He has toured extensively across Quebec and Canada, including the Liquored Up Tour with Aaron Pritchett, and opened for Carly Pearce in Western Canada in 2024. Internationally, he has performed in the United Kingdom and Germany, including appearances at C2C and the Boots & Buckle Festival in Berlin.
Proud of his roots, Matt Lang brings the spirit of Nashville to Quebec while continuously expanding his reach beyond borders. His talent and vision have led him to sign three major worldwide deals based in Nashville with River House Artists, Anthem Entertainment, and WME. Beyond music, Matt launched his own Moonlight Rum in 2023, now a bestseller in Quebec and available in Western Canada.
With every new project, Matt Lang continues to push boundaries—and his journey is only just beginning.
