Based out of Cleveland, Ohio, eclectic singer-songwriter Briya Jordan exudes a palpable genuineness, sincerity, and uniqueness with her music that cuts across eras and styles with admirable virtuosity. Apart from her musical prowess, Briya is a radiant soul with a generous heart, qualities that shine through in her music. Her latest single, “A Thousand Pieces” is an openly soulful masterpiece with deeply vulnerable and relatable lyrics.
Her golden, angelic, and raspy voice fully shines in “A Thousand Pieces,” So when you listen to her voice, there is a bit of Macy Gray, a bit of Jessie Reyez, and to spice it up, a subtle nuance of Amy Winehouse.
That golden, angelic, raspy, and undeniably beautiful voice is in full swing on “A Thousand Pieces,” an emotional and heartfelt tune that has been inspired by the complexities of love and the ensuing whirlwind of heartbreak.
With her individuality and originality, Jordan creates a standout track that resonates as a chapter from anyone’s life. The lyrics are thoughtful and sincere, and the delivery is amazing. The way she is able to integrate a story into a song in a beautifully vulnerable way is what gives this tune its immediacy.
The nostalgic vibe takes a listener way back, and the way Jordan manages to deliver it with the modern twist of today is why this is a Grammy-worthy masterpiece that deserves to be in any R&B and soul playlist.
“A Thousand Pieces” has the potential to become a radio staple and a noteworthy track with potential for the Billboard charts because it is simply that good and deserves a place in the international charts.
Already streaming on all the popular digital platforms, this is your chance to experience something deeply soulful, emotional, and moving at the same time. Follow the attached link and add this track to your favorite playlist.
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