![]() And yeah, I guess just having an apartment that I like and knowing what works for me has been formative in my New York experience. You know what I mean?Īnd just yeah, have my little routine. Sometimes I'm like, I'm doing the New York thing wrong, but it's enough to just look out the window and be, look at that skyline. I stay in my apartment like it's nobody's business, which is funny. And that's one of the only places that I go. I think there's something to decorating your own place and having the autonomy to clean, or not clean, because nobody's relying on me and I really love to use my kitchen and I love to go to the grocery store and get my ingredients to make things. Well, okay, so probably moving to Manhattan and probably living by myself. There's little things like that, that I'm just like, it is nice to be able to do these niche, little New York things, and I'm starting to like it. But then sometimes, I'm like, it's amazing that I can just get a great cup of coffee. Sometimes, I still get jealous of my friends that live anywhere with a tree, and sometimes I get into those worm holes. Now, you're judging dogs in Tompkins Square Park. It's cool to have you in New York City, because I remember back in the Lush days, and before Lush days, we would talk about New York and you had such contempt for it.Īnd you were like, I will never live here. And it definitely has been a really long time. It's probably been the wildest few years of my entire life. I mean, not too many minutes, but we haven't had the time to properly sit down and catch up in a minute.Ībsolutely. It's so good to have you here in the office, in person, talking Valentine. A few days before Valentine’s release, The FADER’s Salvatore Maicki caught up with Jordan to discuss its many emotional revelations, the pitfalls of being labeled as a queer artist, and the one Snail Mail conspiracy theory that irks her to no end. Instead aiming straight for the tattered desire and fury and general malaise that lie in love’s wake. ![]() Earlier this year she traded her New York apartment for producer Brad Cook’s North Carolina studio and wound up with a new album, Valentine, which dodges the idea that heartbreak can be neatly resolved. Adjusting to life in the spotlight brought its difficulties, but none as harrowing as coming to terms with the fact that her outlook on love had been more than slightly idealistic.īut rather than building her walls up upon realizing this, Jordan took a sledgehammer to whatever barricades existed in the first place. Her 2018 debut album Lush vaulted the prodigal Baltimore then-teenager to near instant indie stardom.
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