Review: "Ashes and Dust" - Jordan Rawson
- Cheyenne Johnson
- Sep 10
- 2 min read
Often a long and arduous process, healing after heartbreak is a whole kind of grief that none of us are ever prepared for. It certainly takes a while, but eventually it is possible to find peace and move on from a relationship that broke your heart. Capturing the essence of emotional turmoil caused by lost love, Jordan Rawson assures us that there is light at the end of the tunnel with his latest single, "Ashes and Dust." The addictive indie-pop track shows the artist picking up the pieces while letting his frustrations out over the aftermath of a long-term relationship, moving on in style with this '80s-inspired rollercoaster single.
Despite the poignant, serious honesty in the lyrics, Jordan Rawson switches from lamenting to venting in "Ashes and Dust" as he lets his pent-up emotions loose in this powerhouse single. The track infuses hope into the anger of a relationship gone wrong, featuring an explosive soundscape with pulse-pounding beats, rich instrumentals, and infectious, fiery melodies. Flaunting his vocal prowess, Rawson gives his all while delivering an anthem that shows there is still life at the end of overwhelming heartache. A truly unforgettable performance, "Ashes and Dust" is perfect for fans of iconic acts like Tom Grennan, Spencer Sutherland, and Matchbox Twenty's Rob Thomas.
Hailing from Glasgow, Scotland, Jordan Rawson is bursting onto the music scene with an iconic raw, soulful sound he has spent years crafting. The up-and-coming pop star started creating music at a young age, learning to play guitar at 8 years old and working towards masterfully commanding his voice as a teen. A budding career fueled by his passion and grit, Rawson has been busy building a loyal fanbase and impressive catalog since his recent debut in 2024. He finds himself influenced by legends like Dermot Kennedy and Ed Sheeran, leading to some of the infectious works he has previously released. An artist deserving to be on any indie-pop enthusiasts' radar, some of Rawson's most popular tracks include "Bleed The Same," "Fear of Flying," "Star Crossed Lovers," and "Best of Us."
Written By Cheyenne Johnson
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