The Name Behind the Signal

Hi, I’m Rashad Jordan—the artist formerly known as Amore Jordan.

Fifteen Years with Sound

I’ve been in a long-term relationship with sound for about fifteen years. Not the chart-chasing kind—more like: what if a voice could talk your nervous system off the ledge?

Learning to Make a Waveform Tell the Truth

I started with hypnosis tracks to help people change from the inside out. First playback? Brutal. My voice sounded like a judge’s gavel in a quiet church. So I trained it—lessons, theory, production, writing, mixing, mastering—until I could make a waveform tell the truth.

Meanwhile, a quieter truth surfaced: my two sharpest instruments were my pen and my production, not my vocal cords.

When Life Went Full Volume

Then life went full volume—kids, work, online entrepreneurship. The artist dream didn’t die; it just curled up and waited.

The Spark: Discovering Suno

A couple years ago I stumbled upon a new A.I. music creation site called Suno.

While the internet debated apocalypse, I saw something simpler: producers and writers could finally create on their own terms. No more chasing artists, managers, or label A&R for a verse, a studio window, or a release date. With voice personas and custom uploads, I could take a song from spark to industry-grade—on my vision and my timeline, not theirs.

And no, I don’t type “make a hip-hop song about love” and clap. That’s karaoke for machines.

What You Hear When You Press Play

When you press play, you aren’t getting soulless A.I. wallpaper; you’re getting a story with a heartbeat.

It might start as a hummed hook in the kitchen, a table-knock that becomes a kick, a beat built from scratch, a line I’ve rewritten until it lands in the gut. I shape it with intention, then run it through a full mixing and mastering chain—lifting the vocal into focus, carving the low end so the bass feels like breath, giving the whole track that cinematic clarity you can feel in your ribs.

The tech is an instrument; the soul is the point.

The HSP Lens: Writing from a Different Nervous System

At home, another frequency rose above the noise.

My son Bryce—brilliant, sensitive, weather in a body—was struggling in a world designed for numbness. I dug into the research and found his world: HSP (highly sensitive person). Suddenly I could hear his inner storm. I started writing from his frequency—and realized how many people carry that same nervous system, more current than the culture makes room for.

And even if you don’t identify as an HSP (roughly 15–20% do), we’re all living inside attention-draining, anxiety-heightening Static that hypnotizes sleepwalkers and steals people’s power.

the BIRTH OF THE Jordan Twin PErsonas

That’s where the Jordan Twins were born—projected adult versions of my 11-year-old twins with room to hold everything they are and might become.

Meet the Twins

Bryce James is the Cyborg Anti-Hero, the Algorithmic Prophet—chrome conscience, system vision, the one who names the Static, spots the Glitch, and walks into the Frequency War with language as a weapon.

Brooklyn Jordan is the Radiant CEO—velvet warfare in heels, equity written into love, joy with receipts, a sovereign frequency that doesn’t need to shout to be heard.

The Mission: Silence Over Static (S.O.S.)

S.O.S. is a counter-signal to the simulation—records that help you opt out of the rigged game, stop the internal loop, and stand in spiritual sovereignty. We score your real life with confession-first TrapSoul and cinematic noir, then hand you the language and rituals—mantras, empath protocols, energetic firewalls—to steady your nervous system and return you to your inner authority. This isn’t background noise—it’s your blueprint out.

The Sound & System: The Empath Protocol

The sound: TrapSoul confessional meets cinematic noir—like a trench coat over a church choir. Hooks shaped as mantras. Choruses timed to breath counts—the kind you loop until your edges soften. I call it The Empath Protocol: songs built not just to entertain, but to steady your hands, widen the room, and give your nervous system a handle to hold.

What This Means for You

This isn’t background noise—it’s signal. The tools are modern; the truths are old. Every track is crafted to meet you where life is actually happening: the 2 a.m. spiral, the quiet win no one claps for, the relationship goals and drama, the righteous anger you feel inside a system rigged against you.

We put the soul back into trap—without glorifying drugs, violence, or promiscuity—so the message stays waterproof and your experience feels seen in this modern world.

If You’ve Ever Felt “Too Much…”

If you’ve ever felt “too much” in a world obsessed with “not enough,” you’re not broken—you’re over-signaled.

This is the room where your eardrums and heart line up and come alive.

Welcome to the S.O.S. movement—built for world-changers who refuse to let the system corrupt them.