An empowering pop gem that encourages us to face our fears and fly high.
Glasgow-born singer-songwriter Jordan Rawson is proving to be a rising star in the world of pop. From shredding his first guitar at age eight to mastering his vocals as a teen, his journey has been driven by unshakable passion and perseverance. Drawing inspiration from artists like Dermot Kennedy and Ed Sheeran, Rawson crafts music that’s deeply personal yet widely relatable—melding raw emotion with catchy, melodic storytelling.
Following singles like “Star Crossed Lovers,” “Nothing Without You,” and “Bleed The Same,” Jordan returns with his most ambitious project to date: a five-track EP titled Fear of Flying.
On Instagram, he revealed the emotional journey behind the music:
“I almost gave up. There were days I questioned everything. But something in me refused to let go of the dream. This song is for anyone who’s chasing something big.”
The title track, “Fear of Flying,” is an uplifting blend of rhythmic guitars, infectious beats, and heartfelt lyrics. Lines like “The whole damn world ain’t big enough for you and all your hopes and dreams… you can’t hide from me…” serve as an empowering reminder not to shrink ourselves or shy away from our potential. It’s a motivational anthem for dreamers, underdogs, and anyone who’s ever doubted their path.
With vibrant vocals and an emotionally resonant message, “Fear of Flying” is an empowering pop gem that dares you to take flight.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
