Concert Recap: Rochelle Jordan at Brushy Street Commons
Alternative artist Rochelle Jordan played to a sold-out crowd at Brushy Street Commons on April 1 with support from DJ Chrysalis.
Photos by Makenna Morgan
Alternative artist Rochelle Jordan played to a sold-out crowd at Brushy Street Commons on April 1 with support from DJ Chrysalis.
Photos by Makenna Morgan
Los Angeles-based DJ Chrysalis opens the night with a punchy remix of “The Pleasure Principle” by Janet Jackson.
Fans dance as Chrysalis creates an alluring mix of “4 THE DANCERS” by Stonie Blue, Ben Hixon & Stefan Ringer and “For Real” by Amel Larrieux.
Chrysalis holds her hands up to dance during the chorus of her remix of “Water” by Tyla.
Rochelle Jordan looks out at the crowd as she takes the stage to perform “Grace” from her latest album Through The Wall.
Rochelle Jordan looks out at the crowd as she takes the stage to perform “Grace” from her latest album Through The Wall.
Jordan dances around on stage as adoring fans sing along to the lyrics of “TTW”: “Something special in the air / I can feel it everywhere / On my hips and in my hair / Please don’t turn me up.”
Jordan dances around on stage as adoring fans sing along to the lyrics of “TTW”: “Something special in the air / I can feel it everywhere / On my hips and in my hair / Please don’t turn me up.”
Jordan reaches out her hand as she sings the up-beat and sensual “Close 2 Me” from her latest album Through The Wall.
A packed crowd sings and dances along at the end of “Close 2 Me,” repeating the lyrics: “Make me wanna live in a fantasy / Where we drop everything and leave / Can we just go tonight?”
Jordan poses after singing the despairing track “Never Enough” from her latest album Through The Wall.
Jordan brings the energy up with the confident lyrics of “Sum”: “Got you hypnotized / That’s that good, good love / But it’s still a ‘no’ / What an L to hold, hold.”
Jordan brings the energy up with the confident lyrics of “Sum”: “Got you hypnotized / That’s that good, good love / But it’s still a ‘no’ / What an L to hold, hold.”
Jordan brings the energy up with the confident lyrics of “Sum”: “Got you hypnotized / That’s that good, good love / But it’s still a ‘no’ / What an L to hold, hold.”
Jordan slows down to sing the emotional and tender chorus of “Words 2 Say”: “I’ll let you have your way / Even when you’re mad okay / Cause I just want you to stay in my arms / No need for words to say.”
Jordan slows down to sing the emotional and tender chorus of “Words 2 Say”: “I’ll let you have your way / Even when you’re mad okay / Cause I just want you to stay in my arms / No need for words to say.”