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Artist: Amanda Jordan
Title: Still Standing
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Independent
Genre: Country
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit-48kHz
Total Time: 18:37
Total Size: 206 Mb
Tracklist:
01. You Don't Wanna Know (3:35) *** only 16/44.1kHz
02. Tonight I Am (3:07)
03. Can't Keep Her (3:04)
04. Anymore (2:47)
05. Someone Who Comes Back (3:09)
06. Still Standing (2:55)
Amanda Jordan’s Still Standing is more than just a collection of songs—it’s a bold declaration of resilience and self-discovery. Produced primarily in Nashville by Joël Bruyère, the six-track album follows the success of five standout singles, including the SiriusXM Top 5 hit “You Don’t Wanna Know” and “Tonight I Am,” which earned her CMT’s Next Up Now Artist for July 2024. Now, with the full story arc laid bare, Still Standing dives deep into the raw emotions of heartbreak, betrayal, and ultimately, empowerment.
Working alongside top Nashville songwriters like Rick Huckaby, Brian Fuller, and Dave Pittenger, Amanda turns personal pain into a cathartic musical journey. Each track unfolds with emotional honesty, showcasing the strength found in survival.
The album opens with “You Don’t Wanna Know,” a hauntingly beautiful warning wrapped in a melody that lingers long after the final note. The track vividly captures love’s highs before unraveling into heartbreak, with a chorus that contrasts dreamy romance with the harsh reality of letting go.
The latest single, “Someone Who Comes Back,” stands out as a powerful anthem of self-worth, rejecting fleeting love in favor of something real. Its soaring melody and striking chorus flip the typical reconciliation narrative into a declaration of strength. Backed by an emotive arrangement, Amanda’s vocals balance vulnerability with newfound confidence, making this track one of the album’s most defining moments.
With heartfelt storytelling, polished country-pop production, and a voice that effortlessly blends heartbreak with hope, Still Standing solidifies Amanda Jordan’s place in modern country music. More than an album about moving on, it’s an affirmation of strength—proof that even in the wake of heartbreak, she’s still standing.
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