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JUNO RETURNS WITH “CALL MY NAME”

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Toronto, ON – Juno award-winning R&B artist JRDN is back with his new single “Call My Name.”   The highly anticipated release drops, on May 10th. on all music platforms.  “Call My Name” is deep down…JRDN.  His feelings about having that special love are personal and honest.  After taking time away the Artist has come back full circle and centred.  “Call My Name” brings out a new mature, refined sound for JRDN, his passion raw and on full display.                                 

JRDN, born and raised in Nova Scotiaearned his place at the table of Canadian R&B with his debut album, “IAMJRDN.”  The album earned him two Gold-certified hits,” U Can Have It All” and “Like Magic,” earning him a SOCAN Urban Music Award, reaching #1 on the Much Music video charts.  JRDN also received Juno’s New Artist of the Year and R&B/Soul Recording of the Year awards.  He went on to release another hit single, “Rumors.”   

After hitting the ground running, constantly in the studio and on tour, JRDN decided to take a step back. He wanted to be in complete control of both his personal life and his music and to give respect to both.  After downtime & much truth-searching, peace has come to JRDN.  He is back and has put his heart & soul into “Call My Name.”  Together with 4X Platinum producer Eastbound, the collaboration produced a modern take on traditional R&B.  JRDN also worked with Joel Stouffer of Dragonette, and Jenson Vaughn to complete the new sound.  “Call My Name” drops May 9th followed by an upcoming tour with fellow Canadian artist Classified.  JRDN will take the stage with new, unreleased music and his gold-certified hits. Stay tuned for dates and get ready to be reminded why the famous R&B artist sold out concerts and topped the charts.     

 

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Abel Mavura is a journalist, editor and researcher telling stories where cities, migration and social justice meet. A Cambridge Trust Scholar at the University of Cambridge and Clutton-Brock Awardee, he studies how migration and informal housing shape urban futures. A graduate of Sciences Po Paris, France and a PhD candidate in Global Development, Abel’s work spans academic journals, feature writing and three books. His reporting, rooted in fieldwork and community voices, has appeared from grassroots radio to global stages. Founder of Marvel Act Youth Organisation in Zimbabwe, he has led initiatives reaching over 3,000 young people, earning awards for leadership, gender advocacy and community impact.

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