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  • Summary: The debut full-length studio release from British DJ/producer I. Jordan features guest appearances by Felix Mufti, Sister Zo and TAAHLIAH.
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  1. Positive: 5 out of 6
  2. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. The Wire
    May 14, 2024
    80
    “Casino High” has all the makings of a future garage summer banger. It’s skippy and infectiously danceable, employing vocal samples in a thoughtful way. The first of three collaborations on the album, “Real Hot N Naughty” (featuring actor and performer Felix Mufti) is a love letter to queer dancefloors. Flirting between trance and less chaotic hard house, it injects a tongue in cheek dose of fun into proceedings. [Jun 2024, p.61]
  2. May 13, 2024
    80
    Both introspective and marking the importance of community and friendship, I AM JORDAN is energising music that can only instill joy and catharsis.
  3. 80
    ‘I Am Jordan’ is a portrait of this artist’s personal growth, with tracks that could shine on any mood-boosting playlist. Ultimately, Jordan’s innovative and uplifting debut gifts us a question: could this be what trans euphoria sounds like?
  4. May 13, 2024
    70
    Something about I Am Jordan feels a bit moderated, because even though it's a fun, celebratory record, it doesn't always hit the ecstatic highs that it's shooting for. Still, even if it isn't chock-full of wall-to-wall bangers, it's certainly an inspired effort that charts Jordan's growth as an artist and as a person.
  5. May 16, 2024
    66
    Musically, though, it is strangely hollow, full of tracks that are technically well-executed but emotionally unmoving. In spite of its high tempos, rave clichés (police sirens, canned spinbacks, a Shephard tone), and rowdy hints of donk and hard house, it only occasionally achieves liftoff.
  6. May 13, 2024
    60
    The album is DJ-friendly, resulting in several lengthy tracks, and while this is no bad thing in itself some of these are also rather uninspired.