Emerging Afrobeat artist Jordan Rivers steps into the spotlight with “ROLL CALL,” a lively new cut built around his vocals. The record lands as a clear introduction to his current sound.
Released under riverside, “ROLL CALL” runs three minutes and forty seconds. Jordan Rivers stays at the centre of the arrangement while the upbeat production keeps the energy moving behind him. There is also an official music video, which gives the song a visual side for audiences.
The track carries a youthful, accessible feel. Bright Afrobeat rhythms sit under his vocals, so the groove works in party settings and casual listening alike. Because the arrangement stays straightforward, nothing crowds his voice.
“ROLL CALL” is also picking up attention across digital music platforms, with momentum building among listeners in the West African music space.
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