New late-night anthem “Reckless” from Australian (Perth) pop riser Jordan Anthony was born in a session with Grammy-nominated producer Emile Ghantous and writer Sam Sznd. “Reckless” is an R&B drenched late-night pop anthem that captures the rush of falling fast, and maybe a little too hard, for someone who makes you feel just a little wild.
“Reckless” was originally crafted as a pitch for another artist. But when they heard it back, it was clear: this song hadto be his. “It just hit too close to home. That rush of falling hard, maybe even a little too hard, for someone who makes you feel a bit unhinged—in the best way,” Jordan says. “We wanted it to feel singable, emotional, but fun and addictive. That late-night-drive, scream-the-lyrics kind of track.”
With a voice that holds the weight of vulnerability and the pulse of euphoria, Jordan Anthony is emerging as one of pop music’s most emotionally resonant new voices. Born in Australia and now based in Los Angeles, Jordan’s music fuses intimate, soul-baring songwriting with slick, arena-ready pop — a sound he describes as “ballads that move.” Whether he’s reflecting on heartbreak or falling headfirst into a crush, Jordan’s music captures moments that feel real, raw, and wildly relatable.
Jordan’s journey into music began as a lifeline. He wrote his first song at age seven to cope with being bullied at school. “It wasn’t a hit, but it was a song,” he recalls. “It helped me say the things I couldn’t say out loud.” From that moment, he knew music would be his everything — not just a passion, but a purpose. “I realized I wanted to connect with people through my stories and make others feel less alone. That’s still my ‘why’ to this day.”
