In episode 15 of Bad Songs Don't Exist we invite music artist (and part-time pilot!) Slid V to the table. Together, he and Jordan take a deep dive into the world of the rising artist, and  explore both the difficulties and blessings of being in such a position. How can one hope to stand out in a crowd of millions? How do you know when you've "made it"? Listen in!

In the second edition of a brand new sub-series "Artists of the Future", Jordan welcomes producer, artist, and engineer Snowzzy to Bad Songs Don't Exist. Together they discuss originality, and how it can be achieved over time. 

In the first edition of a brand new sub-series "Artists of the Future", Jordan welcomes producers Zayle, Channl, and Elamar to Bad Songs Don't Exist. Together they discuss the barriers small artists face in their journey, how the pandemic affects the industry, and much much more!

In episode 12 of Bad Songs Don't Exist, PAYFORLUV returns to discuss his newest project, "if the lord wills it". 

Episode 11 of Bad Songs Don't Exist is a blast to the past to the 80's, where songs were quite often much simpler than they are today. Not everything needs to masterfully produced or expertly written to hold its own, and Cyndi Lauper's Time after Time is evidence of that fact. It's okay to be simple!

We've made it to our tenth episode! Listen in as Jordan discusses how emotional maturity is represented throughout Sampha's "Take Me Inside". It is a thorough twist on "sad songs", and begs the question of how dense the genre is as a whole. 

Episode 9 of Bad Songs Don't Exist is a heartfelt blast to the past with the Incredibles.  Join host Jordan as he explains the significance of Pixar music scores, and why they're so much more than they appear to be. 

Welcome back! Before we kick off Season 2, join host Jordan in this short introduction episode to address the state of the show, some new changes, as well as some opportunities for all of you to join the team :) Missed you guys!

Episode 7 of Bad Songs Don't Exist takes a deep dive into the psyche of rapper, writer, and music lover PAYFORLUV. Together, he and Jordan dissect his newly released EP "Two Inna Bush", a masterclass in introspection and emotional maturity. In addition,...

In perhaps the densest, most special episode to date, Jordan welcomes rap artist MAVI to Bad Songs Don't Exist. The acclaimed artist behind 2019's "Let the Sun Talk" has gone on to collaborate with other talented artists such as Earl Sweatshirt and...

In this weeks episode, come along as Jordan takes a deep dive into Atlanta's rich trap history, using Future's "RED LIGHT". Even if you think you know everything there is to know about modern trap artists, you don't. Also, we now have social media!...

In this episode, Jordan explores the brutal, bloody reality of Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained. Using only its soundtrack, discover what makes it one of the best soundtracks of any movie ever created.  Yeehaw!

Have you ever heard a sound so unique that you felt it belonged on another planet?  Join Jordan in today's episode to discover not only why they exist, but how artists use can them to target us as listeners.  

In this episode, Jordan details how not being able to understand a language can actually help you become a better listener. Using Japanese band Linked Horizon's song "Jiyuu No Tsubasa", he shows you firsthand how to dissect a song with nothing but your...

In this episode, Jordan and songwriter/producer AugieBeats assess the state of the music industry, and thoroughly explore the creator's newest work, "100 Demons of Horiyoshi". The first of many coming interviews, Episode 3 is a must-listen-to any...

In this episode, Jordan highlights some of the major issues plaguing interviews today, in order to prevent them from making their way onto this show. He also gives a sneak peek at the next episode, the first official interview!

On this episode of the Crowded Entertainment Podcast, Jordan gives a brief explanation of what not only the podcast but Crowded as a whole means.