Tune Into Angelina Jordan’s Mesmerizing Universe “7th Heaven”
Norwegian artist Angelina Jordan moves us once again with her latest single “7th Heaven”, an ode to a unique and whimsical world. Her magnetic voice carries us into a jazzy pop atmosphere with a thoughtful lyrical perspective.
Since her debut at the age of 8, her talent has continued to grow, and for good reason: she never ceases to charm her listeners with her powerful, gravelly vocal tone that actually blends well with the jazz genre. Indeed, performing at the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and other memorable events, Angelina Jordan once again showcases her songwriting talents.
At 15 years old, her new track paints a new and deeper insight into the life she has lived with mature lyrics referencing her diary.
“Life has ups and downs, and you always have to be ready for whatever is coming up. The song is a reminder to look at everything in a positive light and not get down on yourself. Most importantly—no matter what you’re doing—don’t give up. It’s also meant to make you dance,”
As she so aptly suggests, never give in to despair and lose sight of the bright side of any situation. Let yourself invigorate by this beautiful masterpiece by streaming below.
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