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The Power of Now
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Siren in Disguise
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You, Me and My B.P.D.
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Ode To Jack Torrance
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Jordan Potter Fillmore, New York
Jordan Potter is a singer/songwriter from the Southern Tier of New York known for his unique, emote, and honest writing style. Jordan's song writing style has been influenced by groups and artists such as Built to Spill, Cottage Jefferson, The Growlers, Noel Gallagher, DM Stith (The Revival Hour), Daniel Rossen(The Department of Eagles, Grizzly Bear), Mac Demarco, and Jack White. ... more
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