Budding country singer Jordan Moore is bringing his fans into the studio for a special performance of his new single “Backwoods Paradise,” and Celeb Secrets Country has your first look at the behind-the-scenes clip today (July 26).
The song, which is out now on all music streaming platforms, is an electrifying track that perfectly blends both country elements and modern rock to make the ultimate genre-bending tune. Inspired by his rural farm town upbringing, Moore worked with longtime friend and producer Noah Henson on the track that he says reminds him of the times he would hunt and fish back home, as well as having freedom to roam on massive land.
“The writing process is always simple when I’m writing with Noah [Henson]. In this instance, it started with us just talking about memories, our wants and desires in life, and what drives us ‘our why,’ Moore tells CS Country exclusively in a virtual interview.
“For the recording process… Noah is one of my best friends and he has no problem pushing me to be the best version of myself that I can be. There are some things that other producers might let slide, but that’s not the relationship we have and quite frankly it’s made me who I am.”
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“Backwoods Paradise” follows Moore’s previously released tracks “Up North” and “Nashville Night” along with his debut single “Hard At Quittin’,” which points at his unwavering philosophy of how quitting is not in his DNA. While he promises Celeb Secrets Country that more songs like this will be on the way very soon, his upcoming release, which is set to drop in August, has more of a different vibe that we’re all so stoked to hear.
“I’m sure I will write something of this vein again in the future but the next song I have done has a little different vibe! I’m really very excited about it! The recording process is completely done and we just finished filming the video for it as well,” he shares.
While we wait for more infectious music from the budding country crooner, you can watch the studio video for “Backwoods Paradise” below, which Jordan says was recorded in just one hour.
“I actually did play all of those instruments for the video!” he recalls. “What you wouldn’t know is that I recorded this video from start to finish in an hour.”
You can connect with Jordan Moore by giving him a follow on Instagram at @the_jordanmoore.
